The USF arts professor — and talented painter — talks about Gyopo, Beyond Tradition and what she says when people ask her “Where are you from?”
Violet, a five-pound Maltese mix is now safe and in a new home, but more than 100,000 people would like to see whoever did this to her be held accountable.
Jon Kile has finished the sequel to The Grandfather Clock. His editor hasn’t, though…
As the Chihuly prepares for its first major glass show, CL sits down with Shayna Leib to get inside her mind.
In downtown St. Pete, Cassis’s monthly Sunday Stir is the epitome of Sunday Funday.
Best of British with the Florida Orchestra, too.
Chali 2na of Jurassic 5 with Naughty Professor, Nikki Lane and loads of excellent new locals all part of the latest round of announcements.
Emerging pop group The Jackson 5 finally goes No. 1, and Johnny Rotten is born.
The scampi reference comes at the end.
Engrossing post-apocalyptic puzzles at UT’s Scarfone-Hartley Gallery.
Nearly a year after getting kicked out of an office building at Kennedy and Westshore, Rubio’s Tampa Bay staff finally has a new home.
When film screenings are like rock shows
How many rappers are talking about being gay or addressing rape culture?
In Hillsborough and Pinellas, another chilly night.
Serve Ace-Ahhh, anyone?
The 21st season of the Monday Night Jazz series is officially underway.
Luna Lounge has brought more rooftop goodness — including a view — to SoHo.
He would have turned 27 this month.
Turn up the quiet, or get caught in a mosh.
The Shirelles go No. 1, Steve Marriott born and The Velvet Underground’s second album.
Ísold Uggadóttir’s first feature breaks through, focuses on women’s experience of boundaries and borders.
A literary wedding gets Ben Wiley’s book memories revving.
Perfect close to a chaotic weekend of pirates, hockey, Bawitdabas, beads and booze.
There’s more Tampa Bay food and drink news where that came from.
The married father of five (and there’s a sixth on the way) faces deportation this week — and activists plan to stop that from happening.
If a current proposal makes it onto the November ballot, they could become a reality.
Jobsite’s winter show has sold more than half its seats already — with several weeks to go in the run.
Even after six decades, Lorraine Hansberry’s words are sheer poetry.
Your selective and subjective weekend news round-up.
Fleetwood Max on a Monday, too??
R.I.P. Willie Dixon and Men At Work goes to work, too.
Our fitness writer enjoys low-mile fun runs after racing her second half marathon of the year.
In reality, not much would have ruined such a perfect weekend.
The Philly rap collective is also the headliner at Tampa’s own Gasparilla Music Festival set for March 10-11.
Yes, Vasilevskiy competed to the sounds of AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck.”
NF sold-out the Ritz Ybor, too.
What, you think we’re crazy enough to stick around during Gasparilla?
Predictable writing, superb everything else makes Urbanite’s latest show well worth the ride.
Horsewhip, Band of Sorrows, Unmotivated and more are mostly out of the blast zone.
Who says being kind is out of style? Take a lesson from everyone’s favorite bear.
The once-Tampa Bay-resident talks to CL about Atlanta, horror and Portillo’s.
At Plant High’s Friday Night basketball game against Steinbrenner High, advocates aim to raise awareness of a problem often hidden in plain sight.
At USFSP, Eric Eyre talked about how he dug up the dirt on the pharmaceutical industry’s role in the crisis in West Virginia the epicenter of the phenomenon.
Oh, yeah he still loves Thai food.
Free shows, ticketed ones, and that Gasparilla day parade traffic.
Rotten Mangos in St. Pete and, so, so, so much more.
We’re guessing those 80 pounds weren’t for personal use.
Generation X in the ‘Valley Of The Dolls,” and Elton John says is ‘Only The Piano Player.’
Tempus Project’s Resident Artists LIZN’BOW (Liz Ferrer and Bow Tie) takeover the gallery with kids and tech.
When in Tampa Bay, amirite?
Mike Hammer, that is. And Travis, from WKRP.
See what’s not filtered at this solo show.
He survived the WWII extermination of Jews. Here’s part of his story, courtesy of the Florida Holocaust Museum.
Some locations we never leave — we carry them inside us always.
Tampa’s Polar Bear Ice Cream Roll opened with a fun menu in late December.
Members of the group Moms Demand Action will walk across the Courtney Campbell Causeway Saturday.
Yesterday’s gone, but its memories live on.
She’s partnering with CAST for her spring tour, which wraps at Amalie Arena on March 31.
Cher goes disco, and Phil Collins scores big.
Insider info from the people who work the Tampa Bay bar scene, new recipes and more.
American Social Bar & Kitchen’s most popular cocktail.
Bass By The Bay is at Fubar, too.
Classic and coming-soon books about the art of the cocktail.
Clever pop-rock band plays sold-out State Theatre January 27 in support of new album.
At Ichicoro Ane, you’ll know this cocktail when you see it.
Everything from where they grab a drink after work to their fears for the business.
Sylvia Rusche is the 2018 MUSE Award winner as Patron of the Arts.
A five-tissue weeper that showcases a brilliant Annette Bening.
He boils down the details on debut solo album, ‘The Holy Terror (and Other Diversions).’
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