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Friday, July 8, 2016

Water with a twist: Fruit, seeds and flowers add zing

Did someone turn up the heat in Central Florida?

Beyond Soarin' and Frozen at Epcot: So what else is new-ish?

The big news at Epcot this summer is the opening of Frozen Ever After and the re-opening, renovating and reimagining of Soarin', which has been renamed Soarin' Around the World.

Halloween Horror Nights: Michael Myers returns

Michael Myers, lead character in "Halloween" horror films, will return as a character in the 2016 edition of Halloween Horror Nights.

Music

Broadway stars will stage one-night-only benefit in Orlando

More than a dozen top Broadway actors will perform in an Orlando benefit concert similar to one staged in 2013 after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

Rapper Sage Francis brings his wisdom to The Social in Orlando

"As everyone knows, exposure to the sun is the greatest status symbol in underground hip-hop," wrote Sage Francis in online magazine "Pigeons & Planes."

Concerts this weekend

Check our complete list of concert events around Central Florida.

Movies

'Secret Life of Pets' review: Minions team delivers fun, furry fare

Any pet owner who's imbued their furry or feathered friends with deep thoughts and mysterious intentions will relate to the imagination behind "The Secret Life of Pets."

'Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates' review: Women can be uproarious and flamboyantly raunchy too

Mike and Dave Stangle put the "bro" in brothers.

Arts & Culture

With vases and spoons, Morse Museum sets a beautiful table

I'm not really a flowers kind of guy, but Louis Comfort Tiffany might change that.

Bob Kealing's Tupperware update unseals love story

"Tupperware Unsealed" was the title of Bob Kealing's book about Central Florida businesswoman Brownie Wise when it came out in 2008.

Psychological drama 'Equus' headed to Orlando

Peter Shaffer's psychological drama "Equus" opens July 14 in Orlando in a new production produced and directed by Jeremy Seghers.

'Lost Footprint' in Mount Dora

It's hard to imagine, but there are stretches of human history where two people separated by a thousand years would have used roughly the same technology.