Halloween Horror Nights welcomes 'The Shining,' 'American Horror Story,' voodoo queens, no Irma
| | | | | Halloween Horror Nights welcomes 'The Shining,' 'American Horror Story,' voodoo queens, no Irma | | Read More | |
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| The attraction calls it a "Florida Neighbor Offer" for a respite from the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. | |
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| There are so many things to do in Central Florida on any given weekend that it can be overwhelming. Here's a guide to help you decide what to do. | |
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| Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The King and I," a touring Broadway show at the Dr. Phillips Center. | |
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| Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Man of La Mancha" from Orlando Shakespeare Theater. | |
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| Snag some comfort food at Central Florida restaurants. | |
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| Righteous kills and rah-rah black ops tactics abound in film version of the Mitch Rapp action franchise, starring Dylan O'Brien and Michael Keaton. | |
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| Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem portray a couple in the throes of creative panic, endless renovations and unwanted guests | |
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| Comedian Steven Wright: 'It's very exciting to be in front of the audience, even though I don't look excited. There's nothing like the tension and energy coming off the audience.' | |
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| John Mulaney brings the laughs to Universal Orlando's Hard Rock Live | |
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| Which big names are coming to Orlando in concert | |
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| Plan your vacation or weekend trip with our September calendar of events and festivals happening across Florida. | |
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| Writers in Central Florida share what they read during hurricanes | |
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| Because of Hurricane Irma, the grand opening of 'Leaving Vietnam: Building a New Life in Central Florida' will be Sept. 18. | |
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