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Clay Cook envisions a time when he and fellow Zac Brown Band members will feed more than fans' hunger for their music. The Atlanta-based band already holds Eat & Greet events, where a couple hundred fans pay about $50 to enjoy dinner with the band. Cook, who plays guitar, organ, mandolin, pedal steel and provides vocals, said the band is cooking up bigger plans
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Plans call for a new local pizzeria to be 100 percent organic, a claim few restaurants anywhere can make.
Despite the ado about its NC-17 rating, “Shame” is the least-sexy movie about sex you will ever see. Michael Fassbender lays himself bare, literally and metaphorically, as a sex addict prowling an increasingly dark and dangerous New York City.
Wolfgang Puck is an international star, but he stays close to his roots of family cooking and hospitality.
With "Red Tails," based on the first black fighter pilots in the United States: The Tuskegee Airmen, its a good opportunity to take a look at five movies about airplanes
The Naples Orchid Society marks 50 years of keeping Naples blooming with the exotic flowers Feb. 2.
A re-designed and re-orchestrated vision of "Les Misérables" swung into the Philharmonic Tuesday. There's much to love - a towering Valjean, a thundering Javer, phantasmic effects and glorious voices. Yet, for all the soaring crescendo of sound, the production feels curiously inconsistent at times.
The January edition of “Art in the Glades” was held Saturday at McLeod Park. The park is in the heart of Everglades City, and literally surrounded by history. On one side stands City Hall, open to visitors with displays of period memorabilia. Across the street is the Community Church, also a relic, whose chimes still ring the hours.
Gulfshore Playhouse revealed a 2012-13 season with three recent Tony award winners Monday - including a double bill of striking Yasmina Reza works "Art" and "God of Carnage." "Master Class" and "The Whipping Man" join these in one of Kristen Coury's most exciting seasons in years.
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre dropped a squawking father-in-law in the same room with a prissy mother-in-law Saturday night. She tried to kill him at the wedding with a cake cutter. He serves her saltines. Thirty-year-old play "Squabbles" dishes up big laughs and some adorable performances.
Miami City Ballet has some new wings from Liam Scarlett's first American-commissioned dance, "Viscera."
"Race," by David Mamet, plumbs relationships on a number of levels, and Gulfshore Playhouse works to expose all of them.
The annual Naples Invitational Art Fest is this weekend, with 150 artists at Fleischmann Park.
At 6:50 p.m. on a recent Tuesday evening, a cacophony of sound emanates from the bandroom at Gulfview Middle School. Inside the classroom, which is littered with 90 or so chairs and music stands, the Naples Concert Band musicians get ready for their weekly rehearsal.
Aretha Franklin won't be getting fitted for a wedding gown after all: She's called off her engagement. A statement released Monday by her representative said Franklin's wedding to Willie Wilkerson wasn't going to happen.
Seal and Heidi Klum have announced that their storybook marriage is coming to the end.
Martin Scorsese's Paris adventure "Hugo" leads the Academy Awards with 11 nominations, among them best picture and the latest director slot for the Oscar-winning filmmaker.
Lauren Greenfield's Sundance Film Festival entry "The Queen of Versailles" tells the story of every American in danger of losing a home amid the economic crisis. The difference is that the home in question was a 90,000-square-foot mansion inspired by the excesses of France's Palace of Versailles.
Hollywood's award season is going to linger on through April Fool's Day this year. Organizers of the Razzies have changed the schedule for their nominations and prize ceremony. The spoof on the Academy Awards picks the year's worst films.
Komoon blends three cuisines artfully and tastefully.
Chef Tony Mantuano, whose dishes have been part of the Naples Winter Wine Festival for several years, comes this year as the honored Chef de Cuisine.
Chef Michelle Bernstein brings the adventurous flavors of Miami to the winter wine festival this year.
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