Broken Social Scene plays Jannus Live on March 31, 2018.
On Manatee Appreciation Day, Crist’s letter highlighted the peril the iconic sea creatures face — and their economic impact in Florida.
Short but sweet. And funny. She comes to Sarasota.
Hard-rocking hero brings together four lead singers to play The Ritz April 3.
Dolphin, motherf*cker — do you speak it?
The Chamberlain grad is back in town for Synapse Innovation summit.
The two-term Tampa City Councilman gets in early, and is now the fourth on a candidate roster that’s expected to grow soon.
His at times sharply-worded opinion takes down a practice that makes it nearly impossible for former felons to vote again in Florida.
“He didn’t see the station wagon car, the skunk got squashed, and there you are.”
Local flavor drives the overhauled lineup of beverages and bites.
Our fitness writer signs up for her first CrossFit competition.
Tuesday’s sausage, ground fine.
Makeout at Crowbar, too.
The Young Rascals and Led Zeppelin get some love, too.
Seriously, Truth or Dare is freaking. Me. Out.
The songwriters are a huge part of ‘Beautiful — The Carole King Musical’ which opens today at Tampa’s Straz Center.
Urbanite announces its 2018-19 season
UPDATE 2: The Chainsmokers are officially out.
Afternoon tea, a Fletcher Hall recital and We Came as Romans.
You’re Never Alone with a Schizophrenic.
I am an old man. My hands are scarred. I type words. The pain is great.
On Stock Island, old Key West reigns — for now.
Yeah, it was a busy weekend.
There’s a Simon & Garfunkel tribute in St. Pete, too.
The Heartbreakers’ ‘Southern Accents’ and Thin Lizzy’s ‘Jailbreak’ released, too.
It’s like a search engine for your takeout.
Fourth Street has scored the restaurant’s second location.
Drink water — Space Mom says so.
Attendees hoped to send a strong message about gun violence.
Nice little Saturday lined up.
Studio Movie Grill is giving away VIP passes if you donate your unwanted formalwear.
Ryan Justice’s debut, Followers, kicks off a 10-city theatrical release that includes his hometown.
Director Steven Soderbergh returns from retirement, again, to show how easy it is to make a movie on an iPhone.
Monsters and robots go to war, again, as the spring movie season officially kicks off.
In Tampa Bay, two well-respected theater companies have us thinking about men and their role in society.
We are getting electoral vertigo here.
The band opens for Dashboard Confessional at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg on March 24.
Moose Blood, Ceschi, Bendy Straw and more all in action.
Ever heard of Philly Pretzel Factory? Tampa Bay’s first opens in July.
‘Van Halen II,’ too.
Visited any mid-Pinellas office bathrooms lately?
Details on the food and drink offerings haven’t been released, but here’s what CL knows.
How to spend Friday through Sunday surrounded by food and drink.
Tickets to see Florida Orchestra perform the score of ‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ live go on sale March 30.
In other words, he’s likely to face questions about the controversial new policy head on.
A week’s worth, apparently.
The sports entertainment space is a top hit, even if your game is off.
Gianna Pergamo moves to the Arts Village in Pinellas Park.
Medical marijuana, that is.
BOTB-winning St. Pete psych/synth-rock band releases a new album on March 30.
It’s the Spring Beer Jam kickoff with the Heavy Pets, too.
Zappa says “Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow,” either.
Locals can vote for Alessi or Moreno Bakery (or the Brandon Costco) till July 31.
The grand marshal at this weekend’s Tampa Pride celebration talks to us about what it means to once again lead the event — and whether to expect any news in the coming weeks.
Josh Cansler teaches us it’s never about what it’s about.
A quintessential twist that doesn’t reinvent the wheel — because it doesn’t have to.
A rundown on the anticipated addition to Maximo Marina.
The notoriously anti-LGBTQ politician thinks she can.
A throwback formula for Roman Holiday that’s scandaloso.
