Romanticizing True Crime

September 30, 2024
Words and Photos by Amiyah Golden  The light from the dim candles on my mantle cast shadows on the wall adjacent to the television used to stream my content of choice for the night. The one-degree difference in the weather and the voices urging me to decorate for the

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Lovett or Leave It

October 1, 2024
Lyle Lovett returns to Florida Words by Shelton Hull  By the time Lyle Lovett and his Large Band return to the Florida Theatre on Thursday night, October 3, he will have been on the road for months, but you won’t know that from watching him on stage. When we

Southern Charm or Snub?

September 30, 2024
Jacksonville’s Surprising No. 12 Spot on the Rudest Cities List Words by Carmen Macri Is it really surprising that Jacksonville not only makes this list but ranks so high? How about the fact that in 2024, New York City isn’t even in the top 20. The city infamous

The Rise and Slow Descend of the Pillowface

September 30, 2024
Words by Kara Carter What began as a subtle, noninvasive beauty treatment to combat aging, turned to a cultural shift within the beauty community. Suddenly overly plumped lips, full cheeks, a smooth forehead, sharp chin and exaggerated jawline became the new norm. How did this aesthetic become irresistible, and

Dawn of a New Era

September 30, 2024
Words and Photos by Sam Kaplan September 10th. 5:23 a.m. Partly cloudy, on and off rain, what felt like 150% humidity. Essentially, it was a normal Florida night. Until a roar shattered the fragile silence over Cape Canaveral. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket turned darkness into

Jaguars Trampled by Bills 47-10

September 30, 2024
Words by Ka’Desh Edwards and Photos by Carmen Macri With the season starting out not so well for the Jacksonville Jaguars, most people would expect a better outcome on Monday Night Football against the Buffalo Bills. Instead, that was not the outcome … at all. The Jaguars offense struggled in

Underdressed at the Florida Theatre 

September 30, 2024
Faye Webster Concert Review Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez Faye Webster often bought last-minute tickets to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and enjoyed getting lost in the performances. So much so that she wrote a whole album in ode to this spontaneous time of her life— “Underdressed at the
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