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The “Banshees of Inisherin” standoff between Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson turns increasingly lurid. That’s Martin McDonagh for you.
200 drones will put on a nighttime show in South Florida. Here’s when and where.
This long-anticipated drone show soon will take to the sky, months after it was rained out in a monstrous storm.
Chicago programmer and filmmaker Amir George named Kartemquin Films’ new artistic leader
Taking over from Gordon Quinn, he has been tapped as the Kartemquin Films artistic director: “I want to make Kartemquin part of the stories we haven’t heard.”
Singer’s injury postpones Greta Van Fleet concert at Hard Rock Live
Grammy-winning rockers cancel two more Florida concerts to allow vocalist Josh Kiszka’s ruptured eardrum to heal.
Winterfest Boat Parade 2022: When to see it, where to sit — and grand marshals revealed
Tickets are on sale now for the official Winterfest parade-viewing party at Las Olas Intracoastal Promenade Park.
Flies on cookies, bagels and cinnamon rolls force Delray Beach shop to shut last week
Flies contaminated bagels and sweet treats at a Delray Beach eatery, making it the only restaurant in Broward and Palm Beach counties to be ordered shut by state inspectors last week.
SMALL BITES: Plant a tree, eat a tree? Check out Saturday’s edible plant sale
The Tropical Fruit Tree & Edible Plant Sale is Saturday, Oct. 22, at the South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach.
‘Little Shop of Horrors’ at Broward Center: Slow Burn Theatre revives monster of a musical
Whether it’s your first time seeing it, or you’ve seen plenty of incarnations, Slow Burn Theatre’s “Little Shop” at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts has all the right ingredients — a powerhouse cast, great effects, and, of course, the star of the show, a giant plant puppet with a ravenous appetite and a soul-singer’s voice.
French filmmaker Harriet Marin Jones never knew her racketeering Chicago grandfather. She made ‘King of Kings’ to get the real story.
“He reinvested in the community,” Harriet Marin Jones says of her racketeering grandfather. Her film is a ripe Chicago underworld saga.