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Movie Review: Stonewalling vs. viewing Stonewall
Roland Emmerich revisits the riots that led to the gay liberation movement.
Caitlin Albritton
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Recap of CITY: Fashion + Art + Culture
Zang Toi’s Spring 2015 Collection dazzles Tampa Bay fashionistas.
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St. Pete’s Interfaith Week coaxes community bonds
Mingle and learn about different cultures during this “salad bowl” event.
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Renowned designer Zang Toi on the catwalk at CITY: Fashion + Art + Culture
Tampa Museum of Art’s annual soiree will have fashionistas dreaming of spring.
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Who’s your Boo?! 2015 CL Halloween Events Guide
What to do to amuse yourself and bemuse your loved ones this Halloween season.
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Apply liberally: SPF15 embraces St. Pete’s arts scene
The new annual event offers a festive roundup of public art, performances and special events.
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TEDx, Helios Jazz Orchestra, Denise Moore and the Selwyn Birchwood Band at The Palladium
The Palladium will keep you swingin’ with its September lineup.
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Movie Review: The Diary of a Teenage Girl is worth a peek
1970s in San Fran? You know there’s going to be sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll.
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Strain your brain with M.C. Escher at the Dalí
This fun new exhibition at the Dalí should be a puzzling experience for all.
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Keepin’ it in the Family at the USF Contemporary Art Museum
USF CAM’s next show, which opens with a reception Friday night, offers something for you to relate to.
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Bikers, rejoice! Tampa ranks No. 1 for bike-friendly businesses in Florida
Eleven Tampa businesses have been awarded a medal by the League of American Bicyclists.
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Enjoy free painting mastery at Charlie Parker this Saturday
Brazilian artist Felipe Salsano will lead a free painting exhibition and demonstration 5-9 pm on Sat., Aug. 15.