Adapted by Rob Doherty ('Elementary') from a novel by Carl Hiaasen, the series follows a Tampa photojournalist who reinvents himself as a private investigator after a stint in prison.

OLLI at Ringling College has announced that Carl Hiaasen, a New York Times bestselling author, will be the keynote speaker at the launch of OLLI Talks, a new speaker series and fundraising event ...

Amanda Seyfried is attached to star in ‘Skinny Dip.’ It’ll adapt the Carl Hiaasen novel. Bill Lawrence, Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis are aboard to produce. When a project has been tried by at least ...

A series adaptation of Carl Hiaasen’s novel Skinny Dip is in the works at its fourth home in six years – this time with Amanda Seyfried attached to star. Amazon is now developing the series, which ...

Amanda Seyfried will star in and executive produce a TV adaptation of Carl Hiaasen’s “Skinny Dip” in the works at Amazon’s Prime Video. Produced by Warner Bros. Television, “Skinny Dip” hails from ...

The series is based on Carl Hiaasen’s novel ‘Double Whammy.’ By Rick Porter Television Business Editor Rob Doherty (Elementary) adapted Hiaasen’s novel and is executive producing with the author, Carl ...

Former Florida House Speaker enters governor's race The Republican race to be Florida’s governor next year became more crowded this week. Former Speaker of the House Paul Renner has entered the race ...

Carl Hiaasen is a novelist best known for writing humorous and satiric crime thrillers set in Florida. His latest novel, Fever Beach, satirizes the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, corrupt nepo Florida ...

John Malkovich has been cast opposite Vince Vaughn in Bad Monkey Season 2. According to Deadline, which was first to break the news, Malkovich will play Spencer, the head of a South Florida criminal ...

Carl Hiaasen's new novel, 'Fever Beach,' was published May 13, 2025. The Florida author drew inspiration from a neo-Nazi hate group that littered Hiaasen's Vero Beach neighborhood with antisemitic ...

Carl Hiaasen's new novel, 'Fever Beach,' was published May 13, 2025. The Florida author drew inspiration from a neo-Nazi hate group that littered Hiaasen's Vero Beach neighborhood with antisemitic ...