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When Perry Lane Hotel first opened, its rez-de-chaussée restaurant was decidedly French. Every bespoke design element at The Emporium Kitchen & Wine Market said 8e...

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As opening day for the highly anticipated Epic Universe gets closer and closer, Universal Orlando continues to share information about what will make this new park so epic.

Red Rocks' busy 2024 schedule allows diverse artists to build careers, despite many not having broad mainstream recognition

Those who are young and starry-eyed may dream of packing up and moving to places like New York City, Los Angeles or even the Midwest version, Chicago. But those places aren't for everyone (and definitely not for everyone's wallet). And while TV shows like The Good Place may joke about Cincinnati being a "medium place," we are still incredibly affordable, especially for 20-somethings just starting out, and there are plenty of fun things to do and see in Cincinnati for the young ...

Literary LEO is here again.This year, our entries seemed to really focus on what makes us human. The categories are Poems, Short Fiction, and Photography, both Black & White and Color. Cartoons had a particularly weak year and there were no cartoons we could choose as winners.

An expansive island retreat that looks like it belongs in Swiss Family Robinson is now on the market just south of Tampa Bay.

The Delmar Loop's trolley problem doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon, kept alive by a potent mix of hubris and the fear of orders to return millions of dollars to the federal government as a penalty for botching the old-timey transportation operation so badly.

As he began a hunger strike last week, University of South Florida student Will Mleczko told fellow activists that he would continue the action until the school divests from all companies and defense contractors, which Mleczko’s fellow strikers say support the Israeli government's indiscriminate bombardments.