The alleged shooter is a former student who used a high-powered assault rifle.
The actress will be in town as part of her “Make America Horny Again” tour.
The fourth film in Green’s Hatchet franchise is easily the best since the original, with a wicked sense of humor and no shortage of brutal, gory kills. Horror fans, rejoice.
The most-purchased prints of famous romantic paintings
Outside the Hillsborough County Center in downtown Tampa, a coalition of pro-immigrant groups decried mass deportations and the targeting of minority communities.
She’ll spend her spring writing songs in London.
The St. Pete Jazz Festival curator has been doing it for a long time.
CL teamed up with Locale pastry chef Kate Bates to develop matches both dreamy and decadent.
Because you love songs.
Yesterday, for posterity.
On the other side of the bay, Latin market food from the St. Pete favorite is “coming soon.”
In a district where Trump led Clinton by nearly five points in 2016, Good bested her Republican opponent by almost eight Tuesday night.
The latest happenings within the local food and drink community.
With Congressional approval, that is.
The debut feature from Brandon Christensen is smart, scary and wholly unpredictable — right down to its chilling final scene
Executive Director Kristen Shepherd makes two big hires.
The (thankfully) final film in E.L. James’ sex trilogy offers a chilling glimpse into the soulless abyss of male entitlement.
The 4/20 party happens at Miami’s Lemon City Studios.
Still waiting on that Jesse and the Rippers show announcement.
‘Black Sabbath’ signals metal’s arrival and loquacious Henry Rollins is born.
Tickets go on sale February 16 at 10 a.m.
No, seriously. It’s a thing.
Also, probs not a good idea to sell weed to your girlfriend’s mom.
The 12-year school board veteran made a splash during her tenure, and she bows out as public schools face peril at the hands of lawmakers.
The grand opening of Dunedin’s Coattails Kitchen is scheduled for Feb. 16.
A play that insists on the reality behind the statistic.
Based in Austin, the eclectic restaurant brand specializes in Tex-Mex cuisine.
But on the bright side, there’s still not time to ride everything.
\\<\/iframe\> Forq w/Lucy Woodward Another pearl of a show from our Spring Arts preview floats to the surface on Monday when Forq — a New York-based instrumental quartet featuring members of Snarky Puppy (bassist Michael League, guitarist Chris McQueen) joining drummer Jason “JT” Thomas (Roy Hargrove, D’Angelo) plus David Bowie and Empire of the Sun keyboardist…
HBD Michael McDonald, too.
Steven Kenny speaks with us about surrealism, inspiration, and his upcoming show at the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art.
Monday night at the CL Space in Ybor.
Paul Jacobs on UT’s pipes and more.
Nearly 30 cuts from his entire catalog.
To alum Shannon Love, the differences between University of South Florida's Tampa St. Pete campuses are striking. The former USF St. Pete student, who now volunteers for State Sen. Darryl Rouson (D-St. Petersburg), said she experienced the difference firsthand in the wake of the death of a family member. When she approached her instructor at USF…
Michael Francis is your daddy.
Direct Hit! is at Lucky You Tattoo, too.
A 14-acre site just off Adamo Drive would be, as they don’t say, fetch, to a team that has long expressed discontent over its current home at Tropicana Field.
A sublime combination of a great chorus and a great band.
The local brewery has partnered with Step Up For Students for the first time.
The movie palace pairs romance and a rom-com for Valentine’s Day.
Her April shows at Amalie and Miami’s American Airlines arena “facilitate bigotry and anti-Semitism,” apparently.
More than 30 options means no excuses to stay in.
Prince filmed the song’s video in Lakeland.
Teasing with titles while judging a book by its cover — guerilla-style bookstore marketing
Florida Craft Art’s new exhibit
As an icon of freedom’s birthday approaches, a comparison in verse.
The Cupid Undie Run will have ladies running in panties and men running in boxers in downtown St. Pete this weekend.
Gee, we wonder what.
The fast-rising Americana songwriter is supposed to play Safety Harbor on Feb. 14.
Wondering how to spend the weekend with a loaded supply of food and drink? CL’s got you.
She’s an outspoken political commentator who makes regular appearances on CNN.
In Gulfport (because of course), tacos and burritos are among El Chapo’s specialties.
Only 100 tickets available for his Cowboys In The Campfire set.
Listen to the band’s first full-length, “Structures,” too.
Jimmy Smith’s ‘Root Down’ arrives, too.
Jake Shimabukuro is in Clearwater, plus Ying Yang Twins, Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal and more.
Oh, and Boston’s got an easy way to get your marriage proposal denied.
We talked with Avner Avraham, retired Mossad agent and founder of the Mossad museum in Israel.
Avner Avraham’s Operation Finale: The Capture & Trial of Adolf Eichmann comes to the Florida Holocaust Museum.
Would it be an adventure together, or the last adventure?
Our fitness writer reflects on a year’s worth of physical triumphs and challenges.
The gallery’s first solo show goes to a “crazy mixed” young talent who left a basketball career behind to make art.
As debate rages on the national stage, local activists are dealing with the fallout.
USF’s adjunct faculty consider unionizing to fight for benefits and job security.
Once again, Ed Turanchik tries for Tampa mayor — and better Tampa Bay transit.
The ambitious project sees physical release on February 9 at CL Space.
Benjamin has a dream, and he’s living it.
A bevy of flavors, including honey and blood orange, that work exceptionally well together.
“It was the only way that we could do it,” according to owner Roberto Torres.
Aphrodisiacs, prepared on-site by the new Coattails Kitchen, drive the brewery’s first dining event.
