“This is what Hitler did. He got into office and he got rid of everybody that opposed him. And we’re heading in that direction.”
Goodbye is never really goodbye. Or is it? One Florida storyteller tells us how he said goodbye…
The second-term ag commissioner made only the slightest of references to Florida’s biggest economic asset — its natural environment.
X plays St. Pete’s State Theatre on May 14.
Sid Vicious, Bono Vox born today, too.
And it serves deep-fried potato tacos. Deep. Fried. Potato. Tacos.
Bistro bites and baked goods are the plant-based downtown Tampa eatery’s specialties.
He’ll play an EP release show at St. Pete’s Paper Crane on May 12.
Clanton, not Clinton, ya dummy.
Hey-ho, let's go. Among the 11 bills Governor Rick Scott signed into law yesterday was one finally codifying operating standards for ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft in the state of Florida. Sure, because those two companies have only been pooping all over city transportation commissions and local ordinances statewide for years because they've been…
Gulfport mayor Sam Henderson mixes poetry and politics.
“The most important thing, just have fun.”
Representatives and advocacy organizations are pushing for Florida Senators to stand against the Trumpcare bill that would deprive millions of people of healthcare coverage.
A cat and a recovering addict and musician befriend each other in this feel-good film based on a true story.
Nestled on the second story of a church on St. Pete’s 22nd Avenue South, Pathfinder Education has spent 25 years trying to get more of us to go outdoors. It’s surprising what a little time in the trees can do for people who aren’t accustomed to the natural environment, said the nonprofit’s co-executive director, Sherry…
Starting Monday, St. Pete customers can shop the local grocer’s goods without leaving the house.
Connecting Atlanta artists with the Tampa art community.
A must-see, and a deal: All tickets are BOGO through the end of the run.
“I saw rock and roll’s future, and its name is Bruce Springsteen.”
They all have green stuff on top, so, technically, you’re also observing May as National Salad Month.
A little feel good stuff to combat our cynicism.
Ready to get newsed? Yeah, you're about to get newsed. Let's all get newsed together. As if the outside being on fire hasn't been enough, authorities are searching for three idiotic indoor arsonists — one who set fire to a clothing rack inside a Brandon Macy's and two who used a toaster to try to…
In this comic musical, the inspired and the humdrum somehow must hang together.
Money for programs treating addiction disorders is on the chopping block in the American Health Care Act.
The Simple Greek comes to Tampa, plus other openings and closings in Hillsborough and Pinellas.
“People will love it or hate it.”
He expects it to be done by the end of the year.
Tampa Bay destinations where you should treat Mom to brunch, dinner or just plain fun.
"What a gorgeous weekend. Simply gorgeous. Unbelievable, really, and probably the last cool, clear, sunny weather we're likely to see until September," said everybody in the area who didn't spend it squinting into smoke to try and see whether or not their home was about to be engulfed in flames. FRIDAY, MAY 5: Looks like…
Soundcloud sensation IRL, Meaty guys on the air.
An American troubador in London.
Here in the Tampa Bay area, we’re constantly thinking of ways to curb gridlock and revamp the way we get around. While something like rail is a ways off (however much many people want it), transit advocates are focusing on the small stuff. Here’s one option that’s not so obvious: Plant more trees. No, we’re…
The 1987 pop culture classic film is brought to life onstage.
A fresh roundup of food and drink news around Tampa Bay.
Herb Alpert at The Cap, too.
It’s that time again. Party like you’re an art installation on its last day at Tempus Projects.
Don’t neglect the rest of your weekend on account of Cinco de Mayo.
Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County will invest more than $1.5 million in new home construction in South St. Petersburg in 2017.
In late spring, downtown St. Pete will see the opening of Copper Shaker.
He’ll be at the MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre on November 10.
Are you drunk already? You're drunk already, aren't you? A word of advice, my young idiot who mistakenly thinks he's celebrating Mexican Independence Day: Go easy on that liver, lest it become a pre-existing condition. The mayor of Madeira Beach called for the city manager to be fired during a chaotic and emotional public city…
It’s like 150 minutes of music, y’all.
Break out the steel-toed Sanuks
The second helping of Marvel’s galactic misfits is exactly the pure movie magic we need right now.
Why the horrible, horrible phenomenon known as brain freeze happens — and how to stop it.
The phrase of the day, boys and girls, is “pre-existing condition.”
Remember? It was the pretty good one.
What’s a luxury resort that has everything to introduce next? Mood drinks, of course.
It drops on May 19, and he’ll party at Skipper’s Smokehouse on May 12.
The popular downtown St. Pete restaurant is opening off Bloomingdale Avenue in late summer.
You can listen to it within 10 miles of downtown Tampa or online from anywhere
Yeah yeah yeah, I'm your father, used to bullseye womp rats, they travel single-file to hide their numbers, yadda yadda. Still gotta hindsight yesterday though, so let's get to it — then and only then may you mix adult stuff and a kids' movie with beautiful abandon. The Hillsborough County Commission enacted a potential $500…
“Springsteen,” not Springsteen. Gringo Star, not Ringo Starr.
Tyler’s Time Out Brianna Larson, artistic director of theatre eXceptional, is a mega-talented young theater artist (she directed a powerful production of Falling last month at Powerstories), and her brother Tyler, who has Down Syndrome, is “a total ham,” she told us in an interview a few years back. Silver Meteor Gallery, Fri., May 12,…
He’s been compared to everyone from Paul Lynde to Edgar Allan Poe.
Half the fun of planning your trip to the Tampa International Fringe Festival is reading the blurbs in the program guide, which in their most archetypal form hit all the Fringe hot buttons: pop references, subversive politics, sex, religious irreverence, LGBTQ-ish-ness, the Apocalypse, sex, and most of all, unabashed outrageousness. Here are five of my…
Breakneck Julius Caesar We hear great things about Timothy Mooney’s one-man Shakespeare company. HCC Ybor, Fri., May 12, 7:45 p.m.; Sat., May 13, 12:30 p.m.; Sun., May 14, 4:10 p.m. Kara Sevda Now What Theatre’s post-apocalyptic scenario is intriguing — and hey, they’re coming all the way from Scotland! Silver Meteor, Fri., May 12, 8:30…
A toast to our wives, children, health, and getting through this dinner in one piece.
In Atlanta last weekend at the Georgia World Congress Center, people were pointing assault rifles directly at you everywhere you looked. Posters of National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre declared this to be “Freedom’s safest place.” Actor Tom Selleck touted guns rather than the reverse mortgages he normally plugs. The 17th annual convention of the…
A Tony-winning revival finds new life in a classic musical.
This is what a group of DNA segments in bacteria sounds like.
Spice up the traditional recipe with Ancho Reyes Verde, a tasty green chile liqueur.
Legendary Japanese rock band celebrates its 20th LP and chases Tampa Bay’s best ramen
In a market becoming increasingly saturated, a hop-eration helps the new brewery stand out.
They play Crowbar on May 6.
