Apr 25 – May 1, 2007

Apr 25 - May 1, 2007 / Vol. 20 / No. 6

Flaming Lips serenade Spidey

Here's my Spider-Man 3 soundtrack review that'll show up in print May 10. Flaming Lips fans: Download “The Supreme Being Teaches Spider-Man How to Be in Love” ASAP (well, as soon as you read my glowing critique.) Spider-Man 3 SOUNDTRACK Warner Brothers/Record Collection The new Spidey soundtrack is an alt-rock extravaganza featuring new, download-worthy recordings…

Dr. Dog, others booked for Tampa

Aestheticized Presents posted a slew of hot new shows to take us through spring. There are plenty to recommend but the one I'm most jazzed about is Dr. Dog (pictured), the Philly soul/pop band that just dropped one of the best CDs of recent months. Unfortunately, Dr. Dog handicapped itself with one of the worst…

Trans 101

Stonewall Democrats of Pinellas County is sponsoring a “Transgender Issues 101” panel discussion tonight – Monday, April 30 — at the Largo Public Library, in Jenkins Room B, 120 Central Park Drive, Largo, Florida, from 7-8:30 pm. Creative Loafing editor David Warner will moderate; his interview with the transgender former city manager of Largo, Steve…

Revitalizing West Tampa

Since our offices are in West Tampa, we've taken a special interest in this neighborhood, which has a long and storied history. I even put it on the cover with a story about its revitalization. It is a hyperlocal story, but West Tampa's rebirth has ramifications for every single neighborhood in Tampa Bay, as well…

What, me worry?

OK, so David Warner isn’t the only Creative Loafing staffer who doesn’t know how to read the warning signs. Any right-minded person who had to drive my car this morning from the Tyrone Square Mall area of St. Pete to CL’s headquarters on the corner of Lemon and Howard in Tampa would have taken one…

Weary Boys at New World Brewery

Here are a couple of pics taken by CL Finance guru London Fajkus of the Weary Boys at New World Brewery in Ybor City last night. The highlight of the show, for me, was a tasty cover of the Hank Williams classic "Jambalaya," which made the rustic courtyard feel like a Bayou juke joint.

Ceviche News

Pincho (or maybe Pincho Y Pincho, still unclear) will be opening doors next to Ceviche's St. Pete spot in about two weeks, according to Ceviche co-owner and frontman Gordon Davis. This tiny spot — only 400 square feet, used to be the ice cream store — will serve northern Spanish "pincho" tapas, which has essentially…

Review Preview – The Trop

Your guide to drowning Devil Ray bullpen sorrows in a mountain of Atwater ribs and chili-cheese dogs. Grab some grub and stretch out in the empty upper decks of Tropicana Stadium, or spend some serious cash for a club seat, you still won't escape the Yankee-crushing power of the Ray's bats. And a special treat…

The Bee

Name of Kama Sutra Position: The Bee Getting into the position: The woman draws up her feet and sits on the man who should be on his back. Revolving her hips in a circular motion, she pushes the man's appendage deep within her Òyoni.Ó The man may arch his back to give deeper penetration. On…

Sometimes you don’t need a reason

This morning's entry is courtesy of CL Editorial Assistant Dawn Morgan: Noelle Price was coming through town from California, as she often does, to play bars and clubs and visit her friend Lara Cerri. Lara asked her Parson Brown bandmate Ed Lehmann if he knew of any place they all could play together. Ed made…

Sometimes you don’t need a reason

from Dawn Morgan: Noelle Price was coming through town from California, as she often does, to play bars and clubs and visit her friend Lara Cerri. Lara asked her Parson Brown bandmate Ed Lehmann if he knew of any place they all could play together. Ed made some calls and came up with New World…

Free Willy!

Was the food that bad? Or that good? Don't complain about the title, I considered going with "Could I have a pie with extra meat?"

Lag time

Is the Pinellas County School District dragging its feet over allowing Veterans for Peace into high schools?

Spins

Kendel Carson, Bill Callahan, Chris Whitley & Jeff Lang

Weekly Planner

CL's must-do list for the week of Thurs., April 26-Wed., May 2 26Author and Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Anna Quindlen stops in Tampa to promote the paperback release of her latest novel, Rise and Shine, about two sisters and how one's very public mistake affects the other. 7 p.m., Tampa Tribune Auditorium, Tampa. 27Gypsy Productions opens…


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