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Review: Gandolfini, Hardy are powerful in compelling thriller ‘The Drop’
By MARK VIOLA Featuring outstanding work from James Gandolfini (in his final performance) as well as Tom Hardy (“The Dark Knight,” “Lawless”) along with a calculated script from the author…
Country singer Chris Lane will perform in Tallahassee
Country newcomer Chris Lane will be in Tallahassee tonight (Friday, Sept. 19) for a live performance at Kleman Plaza. Lane says he will bring the crowd an energy-packed set, including…
Kenyon wins country showdown
After months of competition in the largest country music talent search in America, Florida selected its winner last weekend at The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak.…
Review: ‘The Hundred-Foot Journey’: a delicious trip worth taking
By MARK VIOLA “The Hundred-Foot Journey” is the second food-related film I’ve seen this summer after the excellent “Chef,” and while this one doesn’t quite reach that level, there is…
309C wins North Fla. Country Showdown
Two bands and six solo artists came to The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park last weekend prepared to win the WQHL 98.1 North Florida Country Showdown Final. “The result…
Review: Brosnan proves he can still be a spy in messy ‘November Man’
It’s been more than 10 years since actor Pierce Brosnan last played spy legend James Bond, so maybe it’s time for him to return with an espionage thriller. Unfortunately, that…
Country Showdown North Florida finale set for tonight
Palatka-based band 309C, which will be performing later this month at the inaugural Country in the Pines Festival, is one of nine contestants competing tonight (Friday, Sept. 5) in the…
Free Concert Series
Gainesville’s Free Fridays Concert Series continues tonight (Sept. 5) with the band Other Voices performing at 8 p.m. at the Bo Diddley Community Plaza. The concert will pay tribute to…
Review: Eight years too late, ‘A Dame to Kill For’ should still entice fans
Nine years is a long time to wait for a second date, but that’s essentially what Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller, directors of 2005’s “Sin City,” asked us to do,…
Tallahassee Ballet kicks off a ‘fiery’ 14-15 season
The Tallahassee Ballet’s new artistic director, Tyrone Brooks, is putting his stamp on the company with a fiery season opener– “An Evening of Music and Dance”–Sept. 4, 5 and 7.…
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