He even thanked former a rival, Commissioner Pat Kemp, for her work on the issue.
Jake Gyllenhaal is Jeff Bauman, the living embodiment of “Boston Strong.”
The star-studded comic-book installation is all sound (and sight) and fury, signifying nothing.
Burn rubber, not your soul.
He dismissed the claims as “petty” attempts to divide the administration.
DIY figurehead in an arena? F*** yeah.
Hall and Oates’ ‘H20’ is released, too.
Rare Orlando happens on October 7 in Orlando.
It’s been five years between albums, but all is more than well.
St. Pete’s Mother Kombucha and Vertical Ventures want your homebrew recipes.
And that was before Las Vegas.
The SoHo duo behind the new event are known for their wine and spirits.
CL gets schooled — basic photography school at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts (the final installment)
Sixteen artists to create public murals in St. Pete.
VNV Nation, Chris Isaak and a Pearl Jam movie, too.
Keef goes solo plus birthdays for SRV, Eddie Cochran and Lindsey Buckingham.
Elliott’s mom from E.T. talks about her life in genre cinema, her controversial new slasher film and why horror fans are the best.
And doing so has never been easier.
The iconic Gainesville rocker was just in Tampa last May.
Discounted tacos! And booze!
The provocative comedian and sports fan performs at Mahaffey Oct. 6.
What were CL readers digging into the most last month?
Seriously, Hogwarts forever.
As they always are in the wake of these mass shootings.
The latest food and drink happenings around Tampa Bay.
Recapping the weekend.
Tickets to see Sting with The Florida Orchestra go on sale today, too.
Shots reportedly broke out as Jason Aldean closed out the three-day festival. This is a developing story.
The true-life tale of Barry Seal, a 1980’s drug smuggler and government operative turned liability, is almost too crazy to believe — which is why it likely works so well.
All of those other cardigan-wearing bitches would be at Target, Publix, and Whole Foods. Me? I was headed to Aldi.
And plenty of free shows, too.
Since 1881, Academy of the Holy Names has taught children in Tampa.
And City Councilwoman Yvonne “Yolie” Capin has signed on to help him explore a possible run.
Fans donated $25,000 to help victims of Hurricane Irma, and to dine with Lee and appear in Smith’s next movie.
Saturday night’s comedy benefit show at The Straz helps cancer patients and families.
Uke better be there.
Next to Bonefish Grill, the soon-to-open Neapolitan restaurant has replaced Lee Roy Selmon’s.
Criminal immunity does not mean civil immunity.
A nostalgic jukebox musical.
Also, the Rickmobile happened.
A weekend events roundup of everything from craft beer to fiery foods.
Charting the rise — and the risks — of an African American champion.
Tesla, Goatwhore, Leisure chief and more all in action all over the Bay area.
Stone Temple Pilots and Alice In Chains released big albums, too.
More pop culture than you can handle, all in one place.
He plays The Attic at Rock Brothers Brewing on Oct. 3.
David Jolly and Patrick Murphy are touring the state to offer insights on how we got here — and a few fixes.
Anyone wanna go see the Black Sabbath movie?
The Rickmobile brought tons of people out to celebrate the mega-popular Adult Swim show Wednesday night — so much so that it had to shut down early.
This just might be your new favorite order at the bar.
The Pixies and The Smiths release milestone records, too.
Free tasting events help introduce the new booze, i31 Whiskey, to the region.
In which we celebrate local arts, businesses, politics, food and culture.
A cocktail topped with bubbles that’s perfect for any special occasion.
Launching the Impossible Burger locally has been more than year in the making.
