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  1. Delayed Florida State Fair opens Thursday: What to know before you go
    5 hours ago• Life & Culture
    People walk along food booths at the Florida State Fair in 2020. The fair returns for a 12-day run April 22-May 2.
  2. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: April 19-25
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    The Florida State Fair, pictured in February 2020, will kick off Thursday in Tampa.
  3. Florida Book Awards winners for 2020 announced
    Yesterday• Books
    Dog Girl cover
  5. Sunscreen Film Festival returns with celebrity talks, reduced capacity seating
    Yesterday• Movies
    Celebrities and fans turned out by the dozens at the Palladium in St. Petersburg for the Sunscreen Film Festival in 2017. Kirstie Alley was among the actors who came to the event.
  6. Tampa’s Jobsite Theater gives ‘Henry V’ a modern spin
    Yesterday• Stage
    A scene from Jobsite Theater's production of Shakespeare's "Henry V."
  7. Tampa Bay director’s new movie starring Anthony Mackie made No. 1 on Netflix
    Apr. 19• Movies
    Justin Benson, left, and Tarpon Spring's native Aaron Moorhead, right, arrive at Variety's 10 Directors to Watch and Creative Impact Awards Presented by Mercedes-Benz at the Parker Palm Springs in 2015.
  8. Busch Gardens to bring back indoor theater shows in May
    Apr. 19• Life & Culture
    Starting Friday, May 28. the new acrobatic show, “Cirque Electric,” will be open at Busch Gardens with modified operations in the park’s theaters.
  9. The pandemic has upended the Oscars. Good, producers say.
    Apr. 17• Movies
    This photo shows producers Steven Soderbergh, from left, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins. Soderbergh’s concept for the 93rd Academy Awards show on ABC, Sunday, April 25, 2021, which he’s producing with Sher and Collins, is to treat the telecast not like a TV show but a movie.
  10. ‘Peaky Blinders,’ ‘Harry Potter’ actor Helen McCrory dies at 52
    Apr. 16• Life & Culture
    Actress Helen McCrory arrives at the British Academy Television Awards in London on May 8, 2016. McCrory, who starred in the television show “Peaky Blinders” and the “Harry Potter” movies, has died.
  11. Gucci heirs worry over family depiction in Ridley Scott film starring Lady Gaga
    Apr. 16• Movies
    Lady Gaga plays Maurizio Gucci's former wife Patrizia Reggiani during the shooting of a movie by Ridley Scott, based on the story of the murder of Maurizio Gucci in 1995, in Rome, Thursday, April 8, 2021.
  12. Broadway’s on the roster at Tampa’s Straz Center
    Apr. 16• Stage
    "My Fair Lady" comes to the David A. Straz Jr Center for the Performing Arts as part of their 2021-22 Broadway series.
  13. Tampa philanthropist Elaine Shimberg remembered as a ‘renaissance woman’
    Apr. 15• Life & Culture
    Hinks and Elaine Shimberg at a theater event in 2007. The couple met in 1960 and were married the following year. “I took one look at her and knew she was special,” Hinks Shimberg said of his wife, who died on Wednesday at age 84.
  14. ‘Wilder Heart of Florida’ beats with writers’ love for the state
    Apr. 15• Books
    Wilder Heart of Florida cover
  15. A sneak peek of Fairgrounds St. Pete, an art experience opening late spring
    Apr. 13• Visual Arts
    Large letters that say Fairgrounds are being painted and will have glitter added to them during a sneak peek at the progress of Fairgrounds St. Pete, an interactive art-technology experience in the Warehouse Arts District.
  16. Prince Philip vs Philip of ‘The Crown’: Fact and fiction
    Apr. 12• Entertainment
    This June 2, 1953, photo shows Queen Elizabeth II wearing the Imperial State Crown and the Duke of Edinburgh in uniform of Admiral of the Fleet waving from the balcony to the onlooking crowds around the gates of Buckingham Palace after the Coronation.
  17. Hillsborough delays New Tampa Performing Arts Center debut
    Apr. 12• Hillsborough
    A conceptual drawing, by FleischmaGarcia Architecture, of the proposed New Tampa Performing Arts Center on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard across from the main entrance to Hunter's Green.
  18. ‘Expanding Waters’ explores Florida’s rising sea levels
    Apr. 12• Visual Arts
    Married artists Robert Stackhouse and Carol Mickett stand with their piece, “Currency: Climate Exchange,” which is on display in "Expanding Waters" at the Gallery at Creative Pinellas in Largo.
  19. A child prodigy, Carnegie Hall, then a life sharing music in St. Petersburg
    Apr. 12• Tampa
    Zola Mae Shaulis Kollock was called "one of the most interesting pianistic personalities of the day" by legendary pianist Arthur Rubinstein.
  20. Before WrestleMania, indie wrestlers bleed and sell in Ybor City
    Apr. 10• Stage
    Jon Moxley, on the ground outside the ring, during a professional wrestling match at "Bloodsport 6" at the Cuban Club in Tampa's Ybor City on April 8, 2021.
  21. Tickets are disappearing fast for Dali Museum’s van Gogh exhibit
    Apr. 8• Life & Culture
    Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Nights" becomes a multimedia experience in scenes from "Van Gogh Alive" at the Dali Museum. The museum was first North American stop on this international touring exhibition, and it's been a big hit. Few spots are left before it ends on June 13.
  22. George Romero, son of ‘Living Dead’ creator, wants to build a Tampa film studio
    Apr. 8• Movies
    Filmmaker George C. Romero, son of "Night of the Living Dead" creator, wants to build a film studio in Tampa.
  23. Tyler Gillespie explains ‘The Thing About Florida’
    Apr. 8• Books
    Tyler Gillespie's new book is "The Thing About Florida."
  24. Lives brought to the brink in Gale Massey’s ‘Rising’
    Apr. 8• Books
    Gale Massey's short story collection is "Rising."
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