Cary Elwes goes behind the mythic movie.
If the words "loofah" and "falafel" both spark an unsettling image in your mind's eye, then Bill O'Reilly's current predicament probably won't surprise you. The hyper-conservative Fox News man's man is once again in the spotlight in the wake of this New York Times report showing just how much Fox has been spending to settle…
He’s from Chicago, but his sound is global.
With a little Lemmy on the side.
Yep, a bakery franchise specializing in bundt cakes, plus other Hillsborough food news.
“It just puts a smile on your face.”
Bob Devin Jones’s production opens with a scene that makes you want to… well, you know.
Formerly known as Krispy Kreme.
Whisperin’ Bill had to cancel, y’all.
Oh, Tuesday. And after we said those nice things about you yesterday. You've betrayed us for the last time, Tuesday; from now on, you shall be known as The Slowly Receding Ass End of Monday. A fuel spill completely shut down the eastbound lanes of Gandy Boulevard's Pinellas side for hours during the middle of…
It was a clear Tuesday morning at downtown Tampa's Kiley Gardens as Mayor Bob Buckhorn cited of his administration's accomplishments over the past six years — since he took office — during his yearly State of the City Address. He also used the occasion to take swipes at his Republican foils in Tallahassee and Washington D.C.,…
On a day where women's rights advocates hope to raise awareness of the gender pay gap, some members of Congress are hoping a long-shot bill they filed will draw attention to what they see as their Republican colleagues' cavalier attitude toward the issue. U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, a Tampa Democrat, joined the call on Tuesday…
The best new indie, hip-hop and pop wrapped up into 15 tracks.
Cluck Norris, a chicken, plays tambourine.
Armature Works is getting an O Cocina taqueria and Swami Juice’s second location.
Cheddar and the Jacks, among others, but no fontina, havarti or Brie.
A twist on two classics, the ‘rita-style ale speaks to the flavor of St. Pete Beach.
Songwriters, freaks and beats.
Let's finally recognize Tuesday for its never-ending efforts at providing a post-Monday soul-colonic. Huzzah, Tuesday! We appreciate you. A St. Petersburg woman stepped forward to claim a $13 million prize in the Florida Lottery's March 16th drawing. The woman opted to receive her winnings in the form of a one-time lump sum of over $8.5…
He opens for Shovels & Rope in St. Petersburg on April 4.
Partnering with Cass Contemporary, this is just the beginning of a beautiful mural relationship.
The age of baking ambitious caucasian men in political incubators until their hair turns white enough to make them electable statewide… well, that age is over. That is, if the growing roster of announced and as-yet unannounced (Democratic) gubernatorial hopefuls is any indication. Over the weekend, youngish businessman Chris King announced his candidacy for governor.…
The First Amendment Foundation and a local chapter of the League of Women Voters Florida held an event last week to discuss the surge of fake news in websites and social media over the past year.
QueenofEx Carter and New Mutiny are on the bill, too.
Hot tunes on a hot day.
The Brandon restaurant has closed, but locals will still enjoy its Mexican cuisine — on wheels.
Tickets go on sale Friday, April 7 at 10 a.m. EDT.
Their breakthrough LP turned one this weekend.
Oh man, it seemed like everybody on the police blotter for the weekend was suffering from a pretty severe case of the stupids: FRIDAY, MARCH 31: A dumb, evil asshole being sought by the cops for a number of crimes including meth possession (proof positive of idiocy right there) thought he was badass enough to…
In support of a new, self-titled debut LP.
The double-layer dessert rolls back its price for the Chicago icon’s 54th anniversary.
Lindsay Dixon tells a true personal story about doing something new — putting down her phone.
Making movies on vacation hours — that’s the indie life.
Hannah, the ultimate selfish 20-something, chooses to give up her solo story for an unplanned baby.
National Blintz Day, Caramel Corn Day, Empanada Day and Grilled Cheese Day are coming up.
Safety Harbor Songfest rolls on, too.
Charlie Mars told the jokes.
Wayne Coyne says it comes with a soap dish plus book about orgies and taking drugs.
Legion uses the X-Men universe in a trippy and slightly scary new way.
No foolin’ around.
Five food and drink happenings worthy of your attention throughout the weekend.
What were CL readers digging into the most this month?
Party like there’s a Cat 2 headed somewhere vaguely near you.
Grammy nominated swamp pop at Skipper’s, too.
Fiddle, strings, all the fancy things.
You've only got a few more hours to go before you can begin openly drinking at the office — seriously, try to keep it on the down-low at least until after lunch. The Tampa Bay Rays announced that their Opening Day game against the Yankees this Sunday is sold out. Well of course it is…
A nondairy milk line from Elmhurst is making its way to Publix stores across the Southeast.
Ulele, Goody Goody and Cafe Con Leche have debuted at Airside C. But wait, there’s more.
Prove it at any of Taco Bus’s seven locations now through Friday.
See (and taste) how the international operation does a Tampa favorite this weekend.
How's your morning going? Is it the kind where the birds are singing, you fee lucky to be alive and everything just seems right with the world, or is it the real kind where you're not kidding yourself so hard you might strain an organ? Breathe deep, my friend. You're not alone. Some Hillsborough County…
Guests can expect seven Asian-inspired courses from the Tampa and Orlando kitchen maestros.
They don’t eat all of the weird Lay’s either.
Expect to see the same big talent in a much smaller package at this year’s GASP!.
Here's the complete schedule of this year's GASP!, Creative Loafing's multi-faceted performing arts fest at the Tampa Museum of Art on Friday, March 31, from 6-10 p.m. at the Tampa Museum of Art. For ticket information and a map of the performance spaces at the museum, go to gasptampa.com. GASP!arilla PLAZA 6-8, VARIOUS TIMES Sheryl…
CL’s annual mini fringe-fest is set to take your breath away March 31.
What they see is what they write.
Il Volo is at the Straz Center, too.
Well, what we think the played.
They shredded our collective eardrums in the process.
What you drink with what you eat makes a huge difference.
A vodka cocktail with Earl Grey syrup that encompasses this time of year.
A most welcome addition to the local dining scene is west St. Pete’s Reading Room.
SHAMc’s eclectic throwdown returns with a Grammy-winning headliner
