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  1. A Tampa Bay Times photographer’s year in photos: Ivy Ceballo
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Reba Bowens, 32, of North Carolina, jumps while playing capoeira at the Florida Center for Capoeira’s first annual belt ceremony known in Portuguese as “Batizado” at Kodawari Studios in Tampa on Saturday, June 12, 2021.
  2. St. Petersburg director makes her debut with Lifetime Christmas movie
    Nov. 29• Movies
    St. Petersburg-based actor, writer and director Erica Sutherlin is making her network directorial debut with "Kirk Franklin's A Gospel Christmas" on Lifetime.
  3. Tampa Bay International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival has new leader
    Nov. 29• Movies
    Victor Gimenez was previously executive director of the OUTShine LGBTQ+ Festival in Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
  5. Universal Orlando’s holiday celebrations have begun, here’s what to know before you go
    Nov. 29• Theme Parks
    A float and a balloon in the Holiday Parade during a nighttime preview event of Christmas in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Universal's Holiday Parade featuring Macy's.
  6. Fashion designer Virgil Abloh dies of cancer at 41
    Nov. 28• Arts
    Designer Virgil Abloh walks backstage prior to his Off-White ready to wear Fall-Winter 2019-2020 collection, that was presented in Paris, Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019. Abloh has died after a private battle with cancer. He was 41.
  7. Near strike by Hollywood crews could be a sign of things to come
    Nov. 28• Movies
    Activists with the Sunrise Movement join International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) members and entertainment industry worker supporters during a news conference outside the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Nov. 11, calling for fundamental changes in the entertainment Industry to protect workers.
  8. Bob Dylan artwork show opening in Miami
    Nov. 27• Arts
    Bob Dylan's new series of paintings, "Deep Focus," are part of an exhibit of his visual art opening Tuesday at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University in Miami. "Retrospectrum" will showcase more than 180 of Dylan's acrylics, watercolors, drawings and ironwork sculptures, including new pieces that will be shown for the first time.
  9. First Amendment Foundation auction features Florida authors
    Nov. 26• Books
    Bid on a virtual visit to your book club by Carl Hiaasen at the First Amendment Foundation auction.
  10. A look at the outdoor art coming to Water Street Tampa in coming months
    Nov. 26• Business
    San Francisco multimedia artist Jim Campbell will bring a light art installation titled "Three Arcs" to a public space outside the Thousand & One office building in Water Street Tampa.
  11. Tampa Bay light displays, ice skating: 5 things to do with the family this weekend
    Nov. 24• Kids & Family
    Enchant Christmas at Tropicana Field returns Nov. 26, turning the baseball field into a massive holiday winter wonderland.
  12. ‘Iron John’ poet Robert Bly dies at 94
    Nov. 23• Books
    Robert Bly speaks during an interview in 2008, in Minneapolis. Bly, one of the most prominent American poets of the last half century and author of the bestselling men's movement classic "Iron John," has died. He was 94. His daughter, Mary Bly, said her father died Sunday, Nov. 21, 2021, at his home on Minneapolis after suffering from dementia for 14 years. (AP Photo/Jim Mone, File)
  13. Legally blind filmmaker just opened a video store in Tampa
    Nov. 22• Movies
    Shelby McIntyre searches for a horror movie title at his store, Viper Video, during the business’s opening day at 706 W MLK Jr Blvd.
  14. Netflix releases weekly list of top shows by viewing hours
    Nov. 21• Entertainment
    For the week of Nov. 8 to 14, Season 3 of "Narcos: Mexico" ranked first on Netflix for English-language TV with 50.29 million hours viewed. The Korean-language thriller "Squid Game" dominated for non-English TV, with 42.79 million hours viewed. The top English-language film last week was the action movie Red Notice, starring Gal Gadot, with 148.7 million hours viewed.
  15. Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists honors Tampa Bay Times journalists
    Nov. 19• Arts
    From left, Deputy Editor for Photography Boyzell Hosey stands with fellow 2021 Griot Drum Journalism Honorees Jenise Griffin, Ernest Hooper and Eric Deggans.
  16. Nat Geo needs Tampa Bay residents as actors for shark attack scenes
    Nov. 19• Entertainment
    A school of silhouetted bull sharks circle for food near the ocean's surface. National Geographic will film in St. Petersburg in December.
  17. A gift guide for Tampa Bay movie buffs
    Nov. 18• Movies
    Justin Long, left, and, Christian Long, the actor and directors of “Lady in the Manor," pose for a portrait at the Gasparilla International Film Festival for the movie premiere at Tampa Theatre on June 10, 2021, in Tampa.
  18. Ann Patchett celebrates ‘These Precious Days’
    Nov. 18• Books
    Ann Patchett's new book is the essay collection "These Precious Days."
  19. Tampa teen stars in a Disney Christmas movie
    Nov. 18• Movies
    Tampa's Ashlyn Jade Lopez, left, and James McCraken appear in 'Christmas Again.'
  20. Gift ideas for the Tampa Bay arts enthusiast in your life
    Nov. 16• Arts
    "CENTCOM," the spaceship shaped like a Twistee Treat in the Everglades Arena at Fairgrounds St. Pete.
  21. Christmas Town has arrived early at Busch Gardens
    Nov. 16• Theme Parks
    Thousands of lights decorate Busch Gardens as part of their annual Christmas Town event.
  22. Jobsite Theater’s gothic cabaret ‘Shockheaded Peter’ delights in Tampa
    Nov. 15• Stage
    Katrina Stevenson, Spencer Meyers, Colleen Cherry and Kasondra Rose in Jobsite Theater's production of "Shockheaded Peter."
  23. Tampa Festival of Lights coming to Hillsborough County Fairgrounds
    Nov. 15• Things To Do
    Cars ride through a tunnel of Christmas lights at the Nights of Shimmering Lights display at the Hillsborough County fairgrounds.
  24. Stallone had near-death experience making ‘Rocky IV’
    Nov. 13• Movies
    It is not all movie magic. Sylvester Stallone, left, took some real punches from Dolph Lundgren during the making of the 1985 film "Rocky IV."
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