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Friday, September 9, 2016

Pimento cheese, please: Where to find the Southern staple in Orlando

Pimento cheese is finding itself in a variety of dishes -- a few of which are a long ways away from its time-honored pairing with bread or crackers.

Night of Joy, Rock the Universe reign at Disney, Universal

For one weekend each year, Orlando is Christian Music Central.

Restaurants

Putting â€˜testâ€™ back into Test Kitchen

A few weeks ago, I tried a few things that would make almost any foodie or chef cringe.

Celebrity chef Art Smith on what every kitchen should have

One of the perks I miss about my old newspaper job, which I left two years ago, was sitting next to the food critic, Heather, who often invited me to test drive new restaurants.

Music

Stevie Nicks swoops into Tampa

Not even Stevie Nicks, once dubbed the "Reigning Queen of Rock and Roll" by Rolling Stone, would deny that she has hit some rough patches in her life.

Bill Allred Classic Jazz Band in Orlando

It would be difficult to overstate the influence of jazz on the course of modern music.

Opera Orlando performance focuses on unity after tragedy

Gabriel Preisser remembers where he was during the wee hours of June 12.

Nestor Torres: The magic flute

Jazz sensation Nestor Torres has been rehearsing the songs he wants to perform this weekend to honor the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting.

Concerts this weekend

Check our complete list of concert events around Central Florida.

Movies

'Sully' review: Tom Hanks and crew soar

The sight of a passenger plane along the skyline of New York is an image that has been seared in the global collective consciousness.

'Other People' review: Jesse Plemons, Molly Shannon take on death with humor and grace

Writer/director Chris Kelly's "Other People" is a dramedy about death that mines moments both absurd and divine to craft its delicately wrought pathos.

Arts & Culture

Voci Dance brings back 'Paint Chips' with new additions

Voci Dance is taking another colorful trip to the 1960s as it revives "Paint Chips," its most recent Orlando Fringe Festival hit.

Maitland author James Ponti creates kid genius in new mystery

Florian Bates is a 12-year-old Sherlock Holmes who works for the FBI, lives in Washington and uses a tantalizing skill he dubs TOAST (Theory of All Small Things).