Oct 6-13, 2016

Oct 6-13, 2016 / Vol. 29 / No. 31
This week, CL restaurant critic Jon Palmer Claridge interviews game-changing Spanish chef and restauranteur Ferran Adria, and digs into his mind- and taste bud-expanding exhibit at the Dali Museum. How innovative does a chef have to be to warrant a food/art show at the Dali? Think about it. Plus, visual arts critic Caitlin Albritton previews […]

Rubio email, frolicking T-Rexes bad decisions as Matthew rages

Even as the Election Day 2016's own cone of uncertainty has us all in its crosshairs, Hurricane Matthew has been occupying the spotlight for days. President Obama canceled appearances in Florida earlier this week, as did presidential contenders Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. And, rather than go all political about it as they normally do,…

CL gets a sneak peek at the upcoming Beacon series

The arts community of St. Pete continues to outdo itself, specifically through dance. Many local dance supporters remember the BEACON series from last November when it premiered with its theme of Home. On January 13, 2017, the much anticipated series will return to The Palladium. Some key information was finally leaked last week at a reception for the event at Rococo…

Despite uneventful forum, Crist has a good day in the race against Jolly

With Florida's Atlantic coast facing Hurricane Matthew's wrath, even on the Gulf Coast it seemed weird to be talking about partisan squabbles. Maybe that's why former Governor Charlie Crist, a Democrat running for the U.S. House District 13 seat against Republican incumbent David Jolly, kept it relatively low-key Thursday at a Suncoast Tiger Bay Club…


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