The Florida congresswoman called the policy change “backwards.”
St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman’s path to reelection may have been about more than Trump.
Slushii, Snails and more made the list, too.
The ensemble — which includes Davis’ nephew and former sideman — plays Clearwater on November 17.
Who makes the best cocktail in Tampa Bay? YOU decided at our 2nd annual cocktail competition, HighBall 2018! That's right, Loafers—your favorite craft cocktail competition was back! Featuring notable spirits, bartenders, and more, HighBall will showcased craft cocktails created by Tampa Bay's top mixologists with either whisky, vodka, gin, or rum as they competed to…
December 8, 9 and 16, friends.
What were CL readers digging into the most last month?
A government cover-up. Media threatened by the White House. Ah, feels like Christmas.
Or you could try and sneak into Jinx’s private listening party for a new album.
Led Zeppelin ‘IV’ is born, too.
Yesterday’s news, quick-like.
Losing an election is never easy – especially if you've never lost one. But less than an hour after polls closed on Tuesday, former mayor Rick Baker took his first “L” and conceded to incumbent mayor Rick Kriseman. And thus, the grueling battle between the Ricks was over. Earlier in the night at Baker’s election…
All were hard-fought races; all will help set the tone at the dais.
The incumbent beat former Mayor Rick Baker by more than three percentage points.
Polls close at seven.
Don’t worry, this is almost over.
The Florida Humanities Council is looking for its next honoree.
A whole lotta ingenuity and talent.
Will 20th Century Fox finally make a movie as appealing as a Pixar film?
Andrew Hurley’s drum medley excluded.
State Sen. Greg Steube seems to think the state should employ a blanket policy for tree maintenance throughout the state.
The ‘La La Land’ score comes alive at Mahaffey Theater on November 12.
Lots of no-cover shows on the docket.
Dylan releases ‘Biograph,’ and Yes gives the world ‘90125,’ too.
It happens to be a few days ahead of Veterans Day.
We’re bursting with pride — Lis Casanova is going places.
NaNoWriMo: Sanskrit for “you want me to do what?”
But we thought you all hated the seats?
Scott Harrell's taking the day off to hone his Surfer Doctor blurbs, leaving yours truly to craft Sh*t Happened. I'm refreshed after over a week off, and certainly the rest of the country, well-rested after that extra hour of sleep this weekend, is doing just fine this bright November morn— Oh, for fuck's sake, people.…
Tickets for QOTSA go on sale Nov. 10.
\\ Today in rock history: on this date in 1967, The Monkees released their fourth studio album, the absolute pop masterpiece, Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.. After fighting for creative control over their music and the right to play on their own records, the accomplished musicians who’d become successful as a manufactured made-for-TV band created the best…
Matt Fernandez hosts.
Now you can have your chicken Bryan — and Aussie cheese fries, too.
The granddaddy of Tampa Bay professional theater is actually nowhere near Tampa Bay.
Ludacris, Jessie Reyez, Lecrae and more all have fun, too.
And a full load of classical, jazz, folk, blues plus rock and roll.
Sorority Noise is at Crowbar, and Tanner Jones spins for emo night, too.
This time, it’s New Jersey U.S. Senator Cory Booker.
How can a film be so whimsical yet so depressing?
Yes, Princess Leia’s gold bikini will be there.
Marvel Studios’ third Thor film is everything you’ve ever wanted from a comic book movie — and more.
So it’s not really a million, but it’s a lot. More than 10, at least.
At a debate last month, he said allowing cities to pass their own policies could get confusing. His opponent, Mayor Rick Kriseman, disagrees.
Since it’s noon and all, start getting your weekend on around town.
Matt Woods at Ella’s, Sister Hazel and more.
The Jam’s ‘All Mod Cons,’ is released, too.
If you want a Michelin-quality meal at a discount when traveling, book lunch.
Critics say editor of editorials Tim Nickens’s positive review of the book — and the timing of its release — brings up more questions about the paper’s relationship with Baker. Others, including Nickens, disagree.
Fabrication is an “impossible conversation” between two bitter rivals.
Contributors to a new book read in south St. Pete.
Listener is at Crowbar, too.
Developed by Frank Anderson, Tampa’s Rez Grill will offer a menu of elevated comfort food.
Plus CCR’s third LP of 1969.
Mondo eclectica from yesterday’s news.
Hope you’re not tired of those mailers just yet.
Acoqui, Fever Beam and more all in action to kick off the weekend.
The city’s in good shape. Why take a step backward?
The show happens on Nov. 9 at Ruth Eckerd Hall.
The band plays Amalie Arena in Tampa on November 5.
Catrine Kelty’s salute to Tasty is for no-frills, picture-loving, dietary-restrictions-free home cooks.
Brū owners Christian and Jill Brugal have made it so.
