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Friday, July 29, 2016

Welcome to the (remade) Jungle: Guns N' Roses arrive in Orlando with new air of excitement

Many of the Guns N' Roses fans inside Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena had been waiting more than two decades for April 8, 2016.

Soak city: More water at SeaWorld

SeaWorld Orlando's beat-the-heat strategy takes a page from the dance-party book.

PokÃ©mon Go Pub Crawl in Orlando

Since the launch of "Pokémon Go," the only thing that has come close to matching the popularity of the interactive app has been people making fun of adults for playing it.

Restaurants

Forget cooking with Main Streets Restaurant Week

Cooking three meals a day is hard.

90 restaurants participating in Visit Orlando's Magical Dining

Start planning your Magical Dining Month by perusing the menus from 90 Orlando area restaurants participating in this foodie event.

Local chefs take on childhood hunger at Orlandoâ€™s Taste of the Nation Aug. 27

Central Florida chefs will take on the nation's childhood hunger epidemic at Orlando's Taste of the Nation.

Frontera Cocina adds some spice to Disney Springs: Review

Frontera Cocina offers Disney Springs' visitors a taste of authentic, gourmet Mexican cuisine courtesy of Rick Bayless, a six-time winner of the James Beard Foundation award.

Music

R&B singer Maxwell: 'It's good to change'

The conversation with Maxwell must be short and sweet, a publicist warns.

Concerts this weekend

Check our complete list of concert events around Central Florida.

Movies

'Jason Bourne' review: Matt Damon back in action, rehashing the assassin's greatest hits

Jason Bourne is back, after nine long years in cold franchise storage.

'Bad Moms' review: Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell are mothers who deserve more

As surely as most mothers can't win, "Bad Moms" can't lose.

'Cafe Society' review: Kristen Stewart, Jesse Eisenberg enliven otherwise dull nostalgia

There's not much to "Cafe Society," but for a while now Woody Allen has been getting by with not much happening at the keyboard.

'Life, Animated' review: The magic of movies unlock a boy's mind

The most heartbreaking moment in "Life, Animated," an absorbing and ultimately exhilarating documentary about the journey of an autistic boy into manhood, is hearing his parents describe their feelings as they watched their healthy, happy 3-year-old deteriorate before their eyes, losing the ability to speak or interact.

Arts & Culture