The pizzeria franchise’s new additions start rolling out this week.
Drew Pearce’s pulpy noir brings an A-list cast to the seedy side of crime, and genre fans are going to love it.
Ethan Hawke quietly rages in one of the best performances of his career.
Get a sneak peek of what the resident theater company at the Straz has up next.
Don’t ask questions.
But don’t worry — the longtime tapas bar and restaurant is set to relocate.
Today in rock history.
North America just won a bid to host the tourney.
Tonight in live music.
Bad breakup stories and love gone wrong at the Hawthorne Bottle Shop
There’s not much else you need to know.
You know, the word “water” spelled without the vowels.
Third time’s a charm?
A state grant will eliminate fares for the downtown-to-Ybor service.
The 10-year naming rights contract begins on July 1.
They’re splurgy, too.
That’s a lot of snapping synapses, both onstage and in the audience.
The EDGE District beer hall’s ongoing tasting series continues.
Toto is playing on October 24, and the show is one of five Florida dates.
Remi’s Minis and True Craft BBQ are joining forces for the collab.
Candidates were gunning for frontrunner Levine, but everyone took their hits.
Sarasota Slim is bringing the blues to Largo.
The exhibit at The Dalí showcases Butcher’s magnificent images.
Art, words and sin — sounds like a party to us.
Gulfport Councilman Paul Ray, a longtime LGBT activist, organized the vigil.
This is why we lock our doors.
Who’s complaining?
The hard-rock outfit plays Ruth Eckerd Hall on November 25 as part of a massive fall tour.
The location is to be announced.
The chain has backed the Plant a Million Corals Initiative, led by The Nature Conservancy.
Magic, crossbow stunts and hand balancing
Starting Monday, score the mini Greek with flame-grilled chicken for $5.99.
Dunedin Fine Art Center brings in international artists for its art talk.
Indie rock twins, plus Hank Williams’ Opry debut, lead today in rock history.
Plus the rest of Monday’s live music lineup.
UT keeps the time-honored Tampa tradition of spoken word literature alive.
Happy Together tour, too.
The daughter of a talented Holocaust survivor made it happen.
More than two dozen choices in all.
Pop a wheelie, but don’t spill the beer.
It’s a must-stop for Amanda Bury’s ‘Vitae Telam, Vitae Terra’.
Screen the film ‘Chasing Coral’, then talk with reef biologists.
Listen to ‘Construction Time & Demolition’ now.
It starts at 1 p.m.
Her EP release happens at The Attic above Rock Brothers Brewing.
It’s the Pumpkins’ first song with Billy Corgan, James Iha, and Jimmy Chamberlin since 2000.
There’s even an opportunity to raise a glass to the late Anthony Bourdain.
Tickets go on sale June 15.
Today in rock history.
The charming food spot opened nearly 20 years ago.
The Ballast Point newcomer is set to premiere Friday night.
Thursday’s Sh*t Happened rundown.
Because Night Beach is bringing the genre to The Bends.
According to CNN, he was in France filming an episode of “Parts Unknown.”
Take a walk on the wild side — the Tampa Audubon Society will help you find feathered friends.
Tonight’s reception and pop-up shop features the Clearwater writer’s suggested books on writing.
Head to Dunedin Highlander Park to check out this vintage event.
This provocative take from Cirque Italia is in town for two weekends.
UPDATE: There’s a precautionary boil notice in some parts of Tampa.
There’ll be doughnuts, too.
Illustrator Bump Galletta will be there, too.
Shawn Kyle, Mark Etherington, J.T. Brown and Forrest Hoffar have come together, right now.
Thanks to Justin Grant and Hed Freq.
His family announced he would be taken off life support early this week.
The exhibit at the USF Contemporary Art Museum runs through Aug. 4.
Needless to say, it’s a trip worth taking.
Where you can treat yo’self to booze-infused ice cream.
Don’t miss the opening reception Friday night.
One big sudsy showcase goes down on Saturday.
Did someone say glazed seitan ribs?
Don’t miss your chance to see Noёl Coward’s classic supernatural comedy. It’s a jolly good time.
From ice cream to Thai stir-fry, the latest openings throughout Tampa Bay.
Tonight in live music.
The melodies of Billy Summer’s youth still haunt him on ‘The Secret Empire of Florida UK.’
It’s equivalent to three regular cups of joe, hence the name Bolt.
Chow down on their reimagined patties through July 31, then vote for your favorite.
