The bill calls for a detailed report on the Russian president’s financial dealings, among other things.
We see you, Jeannie Pierola and Rachel Bennett.
CL speaks with the songwriter ahead of the world premieres.
The measure would repeal Florida’s pre-emption on rent control.
Take an Uber, you fools.
M.Bird will fill positions during a job fair on Thursday.
‘In A Word’ opens March 8.
He served no jail time.
‘The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)’ returns after a 13-year absence.
Empanadas and salchipapa are on the menu.
The Havana All Stars bring trombones, congas and dance to the Straz Center this week.
Morean Arts named 2019 emerging artists for ‘Fresh Squeezed III.’
Here’s when to see Gary Clark Jr., The Avett Brothers, Toro Y Moi and more.
You’ve got some eating to do before they’re gone.
The move is a first for Florida.
“Dissent, not departure” was the church’s message yesterday.
If you’ve ever wondered how turtles have sex, head to Subcentral at the Iberian Rooster.
The congressman comes to the aid of a Central Florida shitposter.
The troublesome band sold out Soundbar.
Jane Bunker’s work will benefit the Woodson Warriors college scholarship program, administered by the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum.
The deadline’s coming up pretty quick: March 15.
The Christian vocalist is supporting her 2019 album, ‘Look Up Child.’
Tough break, Hawaii.
So you’re saying there’s a chance.
It would be a lot cooler if they did.
Get it while you can.
The property’s latest changes are part of its ongoing expansion.
Strawberry shortcake, strawberry milkshakes and — the best part — the strawberry queen.
freeFall’s ‘Perfect Arrangement’ has showings through Mar. 3.
Star of ‘On the Go Go with JoJo’ finds a fur-ever happy ending.
A one-year pilot program wouldn’t allow the vehicles on the Riverwalk, Bayshore Blvd. and 7th Ave.
Yeah, we’d run like hell, too.
Don’t feel too bad for the guy.
The Little Pond Farm in Bushnell has CSA deliveries at St. Petersburg’s Saturday Morning Market.
DeSantis just squashed nearly 170 Rick Scott appointees.
Busch Gardens promised a whole new show in time for this year’s 60th Anniversary and this past weekend, with little warning, the new show debuted.
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Rusted Root members are also around.
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders denied the allegation.
Here’s the scoop.
Here’s a list of places to do it.
Wesley Weysham Jr. had retired in 2017, but stopped to assist at a crash site.
He died at the age of 26 two years later.
Naked Giants’ 45-minute opening set was a stunner, too.
And yes, he ate Cuban sandwiches.
Love Confidential answers questions about long distance love.
Birdcap, Sentrock and Lillipore are popping up in the Heights.
Two very different kinds of worship happening.
It’s festival-palooza out there.
Come see Annemarie Masson at NOVA 535.
To be fair, flamingos are lousy drunks so they probs won’t be drinking at this Sunken Gardens festival.
She says her experience as a police officer makes her the best pick for the job.
CL talks to the dc Talk principal before the Sunday show.
The local Diner’s Choice lists offer a mix of casual and upscale.
Strangely, no one can find video.
Ready for a fresh take on the wine bar’s walk-around tasting?
But mostly the best ways to knock one back.
Fish and Wildlife approved that and several other shore-based shark fishing changes.
Fittingly, the flick is titled ‘Garden Party.’
Inkwood Books will close its doors the end of March. Here’s why that sucks.
St. Petersburg has launched PAWS, a guide to dog-friendly everything in St. Pete.
CL’s interview ahead of a sold-out February 23 show at Orpheum Ybor City.
USF’s SYCOM concert could be cool, too.
Stogies & Stout is for dark beer lovers.
Fake emergencies, real threats and marks for the con.
This place gained a following for coffee and brunch as much as service.
OK, so it’s not really her, but Nan Colton does a damn fine job at pretending.
Yes, Cavern Club was one of the stops.
There’s jazz on the lineup, and it runs through March 3.
It’s her first show in the area since 2015.
Michael Glabicki and Dirk Miller are in town.
The Chicago rapper’s streaming stats suggest he could.
He plays Hooch and Hive ahead of BUKU.
The duo has come a long way from its days playing Czar.
The newcomer is part of Bloomingdale Plaza.
Who said ska isn’t grown up?
The deadline for the scholarships is March 29.
CL speaks with the fast-rising rock and roll hero.
In advance of his National Geographic Live talk at the Straz, the wildlife photographer talked to CL.
The mayor has had problems with law enforcement in the past.
Thankfully, “51 Days of Terror” doesn’t focus on the suspect.
Oh, they made bomb threats, too.
Some local notables school us in Tampa Bay craft brews.
Our news intern (and St. Pete beertender) runs down some full-bodied alternatives to the current king of craft.
The collectible brew celebrates its 10th year.
The guild’s executive director talks growth, representation and responsibility.
Call them the Brews Brothers.
Soto and Agnostic Front are in town, too.
‘History by the Pint: Beer and Brewing in Tampa Bay’ opens next week. Here’s why you should go.
That said, some entrees disappoint.
The property went on the market a little over a month ago.
Sophia’s Cucina + Enoteca will launch on the Vintin Hotel’s ground floor.
