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Ex-director Aaron De Groft countersues Orlando Museum of Art
In the latest development in the ongoing Basquiat scandal, Aaron De Groft has countersued his former employer, the Orlando Museum of Art.
Arts
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Attack of 45-foot-tall steel woman? Nope. It’s Florida’s newest California transplant.
“R-Evolution,” a kinetic sculpture depicting a nude standing woman known for appearing at the Burning Man festival, was unveiled on Tuesday morning ahead of Miami Art Week next month. She’s 45-feet tall, 32,000 pounds and made out of steel.
Theater
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Matthew J. Palm: A fascinatingly atmospheric look at Edgar Allan Poe — and the inner struggle of us all
Three short plays, onstage in Orlando, stylishly and theatrically imagine Edgar Allan Poe's coming of age, with lessons for us all.
Restaurants, Food & Drink
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For 2 decades at Bern’s Steak House, this piano man has delighted
TAMPA — Down the red carpeted hallway at Bern’s Steak House, past eight dining rooms, a bustling kitchen and an army of waiters in suits gliding between both worlds, there’s a set of stairs leading to an entire floor of...
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Outpost Kitchen evicted from Maitland City Centre
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Talking turkey: Thanksgiving around Orlando
Theme Parks
Disney Cruise Line opens 2nd Florida home at Port Everglades
Disney Cruise Line officially opened its new second year-round home in Florida with a makeover of Cruise Terminal 4 at Port Everglades ahead of the first sailing of the Disney Dream on Nov. 20.
Travel
The new issue of Explore Florida & the Caribbean takes you places
From the big shows aboard some of cruising’s biggest ships to the quiet hush of charming Vero Beach. From dancing on the sands with Lionel Richie and Nile Rodgers in the Bahamas to driving into mud puddles off road in...