Words by Ambar Ramirez Ah, the ominous success sequence: graduate from college, land a good job, get married, buy a house and have children. The outdated formula that so many once came to America ...

Words by McKenna Oakley At 11:57 a.m. this past April 17, a shooter opened fire on my college campus. I’m an English major at Florida State University, and before that Thursday became the worst day of ...

Calling a play a "problem play" truly does a script a disservice. It makes one think that doing or seeing it might be a waste ...

The dream of being in the film scene didn’t end in her younger years, when she played her part in “The Wizard of Oz” in an elementary school play. The dream reaches beyond the ruffling of audition ...

I am from the “Baby Boomer” generation. I was born and raised in the South, during segregation. I have experienced many ...

Daily’s Place came to live with amazing country vibes. With the lineup featuring Redferrin, ERNEST, and Old Dominion, the ...

B In 2002, a teenage girl from small-town Ontario burst onto the scene with a skateboard under one arm, a tie around her neck ...

By Teresa Spencer In a world where music icons are too often frozen in amber, Nancy Wilson remains in motion writing, playing ...

Words by Kerry Speckman The Florida Theatre held its signature fundraising gala last month, and can I just say what a ball it ...

Jacksonville isn't just turning up the volume — it's orchestrating a full-scale musical revival. Whether you're the type who gets goosebumps from a screaming guitar solo or the swell of a string ...