The new curator of collections and exhibitions trades Tennessee for Florida. We don’t blame him a damn bit.
Breathtaking, beautiful and emotionally brutal. Bring Kleenex (seriously, you’re going to be a snotty mess).
Dressed for success, literary style at the Antiquarian Book Fair.
The Hall on Franklin is a must on Friday.
An opening date hasn’t been announced yet.
He’s a fanatic.
The hybrid dish debuts at the beginning of May.
More than a dozen choices across so many different genres including jazz, rock, classical, DJs and even musical discussions.
Dio takes Black Sabbath to ‘Heaven and Hell,’ too.
That all sounds about right.
No Lindsey Buckingham, but Mike Campbell and Neil Finn are in the mix.
It doesn’t matter where you live — if you have a PPLC library card, you can borrow one for free.
Tickets to the worth-the-drive launch party, planned for next month, are up online.
Eight of WUSF Public Media’s journalists won awards in six categories at the Florida AP Broadcast Awards.
Now that’s entertainment.
It’s all you need for an evening of bad jokes you’re gonna love.
And a little racism thrown into the mix.
Remember when Lorne Michaels offered the Beatles $3,000 to reunite on ‘SNL’?
Tesseract, The Attack and American Idol Allison Iraheta are also in town.
In 2017, Floridians helped collect more than 71 million pounds of grub.
On the first day of Animal Kingdom’s new bird show, the birds were delightfully unscripted.
Fozzy’s Chris Jericho likes roast beef, too.
The Seen and the Unseen, The Queen of Fear and 1985.
The Jax author of Four Women talks about race, domestic abuse and Nina Simone.
Fans of the Mexican restaurant are understandably freaking out.
“There will be reserved seats for $20 for some shows while supplies last. Fans will have to wait until the micro site is live [to see which shows are participating].”
Tickets go on sale April 27 at 10 a.m. EDT.
The University of Tampa’s symphony orchestra plays a free show, too.
The Ramones release self-titled debut, and Wilco’s ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’ finally gets an official release.
We rarely, if ever, review self-published books, but not reading Four Women would have been a grave mistake. This book is not without flaws, but they're small (explained below), and it richly deserves a four-star rating. The flaws, too, are things that can be addressed with a strong line edit and do not in any way keep…
That’s just the tip of the live music iceberg.
She plays Crowbar in Ybor City on April 24.
Kenny Chesney and Postmodern Jukebox are in town, too.
An angry adolescent girl tells her story. Sort of.
According to founder Dan Bavaro, “It’s a simple but bold menu that diners should enjoy.”
Goofball Israeli mobsters: comedy with a punch.
Plus, we remember guitar heroes Steve Marriott and Robin Trower.
A chat with the teen who organized the rally at St. Pete High School this morning.
Knuckle-head college guys gettin’ zany.
No munchies will go unsatisfied.
Goldlink, Symphonic Distribution grand opening, Florida Orchestra and more.
Sh*t bookstore customers say…
The fast-casual Mediterranean chain opens its new location sometime in May.
The author of the (soon-to-be-bestselling) Your Robot Dog Will Die answers our questions.
“I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back.”
The theme for next season? A Brighter Tomorrow.
The former Tampa Police chief finally makes it official.
Brew Bus has hockey fans headed to Amalie Arena on Saturday covered.
Next month, their collaborative tasting presents several small plates in one sitting.
Prince’s “Kiss” and The Zombies’ ‘Odessey and Oracle,’ too.
In the midst of change, a ray of SunLit.
Klimchak is in Safety Harbor, and it’s Art & Soul’s anniversary, too.
It’s St. Pete’s turn in the film-fest spotlight.
Because at its core, RSD is about supporting your neighbors.
Comfort cuisine from the American restaurant brand plans to make a comeback.
Break out the sous vide for this week’s tropical sipper, reminiscent of a piña colada.
The inaugural list from the Brewers Association focused on small, indie operations.
