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Concerts set at new amphitheater
Capital City Amphitheater at Cascades Park in Tallahassee will host a pair of inaugural concerts this weekend. On Saturday, April 12, country music artists Tracy Lawrence and Tyler Reeves will…
Review: Visit ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ for a whimsical, emotional ride
In his latest film, “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” director Wes Anderson gives us a story set in a fictional hotel within a fictional European country on the cusp of war,…
Review: ‘Noah’ provides a compelling look at the biblical character
When it was announced that there was to be big-budget film adaptation of Noah’s story, directed by Darren Aronofsky no less, I was quickly intrigued. Any adaptation of a biblical…
NFCC to host ‘The Fantasticks’
The North Florida Community College Artist Series brings the national tour of “The Fantasticks,” produced by veteran theatrical touring company Nebraska Theatre Caravan, to the Van H. Priest Auditorium Stage…
Review: ‘Divergent’ is a pleasant surprise with great characters, solid story
By the time “Divergent,” the adaptation of the first novel in Veronica Roth’s dystopian trilogy, arrived in theaters last week, I had little interest in the book or the movie.…
Wanee Festival features Allman Brothers Band
Gregg Allman has announced The Allman Brothers Band will stop touring after 2014, so this year’s 10th anniversary Wanee Music Festival performances could be the last time to see the…
Review: ‘Rise of an Empire’ is the sequel ‘300’ fans have been waiting for
When director Zack Synder’s highly stylized, highly violent “300” hit theaters in 2006, it wasn’t the first action film to use entirely green screen techniques to fill in the backgrounds…
Review: ‘Need for Speed’ is fun, but story problems keep it from high gear
When it comes to racing movies, I have a simple test. Upon leaving the theater after seeing one, how hard is it to keep to the legal speed limit while…
Review: ‘Mr. Peabody & Sherman’ prove history can be fun…and funny
Mr. Peabody and Sherman starred in “Peabody’s Improbable History” segments alongside Bullwinkle and the rest. The shorts, usually five or six minutes long, followed the world’s smartest dog and his…
Tallahassee celebrates its new park, St. Patrick’s Day
The much anticipated grand opening of Cascades Park in Tallahassee, coupled with the fifth annual St. Patrick’s Festival and Parade, mark a festive weekend in downtown Tallahassee March 14-15. Grand…
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