No need to travel this summer to see excellent fine art. French Moderns: Monet to Matisse, 1850-1950, at the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, features more than 60 pieces of mid-19th to mid-20th … more

Brett Bass, 32, is built like a football player, with large hands and thick fingers that span his guitar’s frets with little effort, but he plays with a startling speed and dexterity … more

The freshness of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, from writer/director Quentin Tarantino, is in its performances and atmosphere. Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt are superb, while the production and … more

“We stick out like a sore thumb, for people who like sore thumbs,” says Josh Cannon, one-half of the electronic rock group Dancing with Ghosts. Along with Stephanie Conner, Cannon has … more

Making a bold, relevant statement is imperative when a band wants to stand out from the vast monotony of musical groups. Jacksonville-based quartet Askmeificare purveys a unique blend of metal, … more

Academy Award-winning actor Jack Lemmon once said, “Dying is easy, comedy is hard.” Sure enough, most film festivals—local, regional and national—tend to blend drama and … more

John Cusack has a new hobby/side hustle. The actor has recently been traveling the country, attending screenings of his back catalog and answering audience questions in person. This week, he’s … more

After years of toiling in the regional vineyard, Friendly Fire is ready to set the world ablaze. The Jacksonville band’s sound combines blistering tempo, soaring lyrics and distorted guitars … more

Wedged between two brick buildings on Forsyth Street is a one-story office space occupied by a law firm and other businesses. I’m buzzed in and directed to a waiting area. Then Annelies … more

Orange Park is about to be invaded by some of Jacksonville’s finest up-and-coming talent when the Roadhouse hosts a triple bill headlined by Pieces Left and featuring the recently formed River … more