A refreshing take on a transgender character.
But apparently they’re going to chisel a monument to “diversity” behind it, so there’s that.
It all started at the Florida Avalon Theatre.
A new album arrives on June 30.
Southern rap and the return of alt-favorites The Killers highlight this Weekly Tune-Up.
Batteries included.
Ugly white privilege has met its match, at least for the moment.
The all-day offer kicks off the first day of summer.
Not all vibes were good this year on The Farm. Here we look at theft at this year’s Bonnaroo.
The market-vendor-turned-Clearwater-storefront’s “soft grand opening” is scheduled for next month.
Recovering what we forgot, one okra at a time.
“A dream of mine,” he says.
Turns out folks don’t like to look at dead babies.
How many bridges do you have to cross to see all three?
Also: Teenage girl goes full Sinatra.
Lose your marbles.
Polo Grill and Bar tapped Jaryd Hearn as its new executive chef a few months ago.
In this journey through a splintered psyche, form and content brilliantly coincide.
Self-produced LP from the Treasure Island duo is due on July 21.
Hiss Golden Messenger is opening the Mumford show. Tickets for both go on sale June 23.
Hey, it won’t win us a Pulitzer, but it’s fun to read.
A different kind of Independence Day.
You know, before Danny Elfman did every movie, like, ever.
Is the 92-year-old St. Petersburg community theatre facing its final curtain?
A couple weeks ago some readers got a chuckle out of my rant on stupid “Life Hacks.” My editor enjoyed my “grumpy voice” so much that she sent me a gift: a book called 101 Things That Piss Me Off, by Rachel Ballinger. I did ask her for inspiration. She said, “Since you’re so crabby, write me a piece on…
Don’t end your weekend quite yet — Beach House Sunday is calling.
The second hardest working band in NYC now has a Cigar City connection.
As of Thursday afternoon, St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman is qualified for the August ballot, where he will be up for reelection. Kriseman faces a seven-way contest in the quest to keep his seat, and though he has quite a few significant accomplishments (the Pier, the Rays, the new police station, wage theft ordinance, Cross-Bey…
Nothing from ‘Zooropa,’ unfortunately.
Five food and drink events worthy of your weekend.
Tim Cain’s queer rock opera debuts in St. Pete.
Here’s where to find a mighty good in-between meal.
Romper parties, literary salons and sour fests… must be the weekend in Pinellas Park.
The Tampa songwriter hooked up with filmmaker Roberto Rivera for an ode to mistakes, temptations and lust.
We want rock, not biscuits.
In the epic season finale, Offred leads a quiet revolution — and leaves some speculation for what happens next.
The most disappointing thing about the trailer you're about to see is that it's a proof-of-concept trailer, which means there's no actual film yet. But the Vitale Brothers — yes, the muralists — have half the money they need to make the film, according to Johnny Vitale. "My brother and I were traveling doing our…
What is there to lose, really?
Anyone up for fondue?
But Tampa’s still in it, baby.
John Waite puts the ‘Brakes’ on his sophomore album, too.
The melting pot that is America’s Wang.
Who makes the best version of Tampa’s iconic sandwich? Start here.
Plus, an homage to the sandwich’s most important ingredient.
Everything from chutney and spreads to slaw and sliced fruit.
Deli-style sandwich settings are the best kinds of sandwich settings.
Whether you like it fried, grilled, diced or blackened, we got you.
Familiar favorites made vegan-friendly, which is good news for your vegetarian friend, too.
Toppings, one protein and other unconventional accoutrements you gotta taste for yourself.
We asked some sandwich sages around town. Here’s what they said.
In a discussion with the chefs of Meet the Chefs, we cover everything from egos to egg rolls to 18-hour workdays.
Is the newly approved transportation program just TBX with a makeover?
An all-around really good cocktail fit for weekend day-drinking, or that after-work wind-down.
This CL editor has some spectacular sandwich bread-related fantasies.
“Shake It Off,” “Chicken Fried” and even “The Imperial March.”
