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  • Changing the channel The FCC still hasn't offered a ruling on the sale of WMFE-TV's license to a Christian broadcasting company | 1/26/2012
  • Live Active Cultures Seth stage-manages a manatee and meets a mermaid at Three Sisters Springs | 1/26/2012
  • Norse mythology Local label and booking company Norse Korea Presents celebrates a landmark debut year | 1/26/2012
  • McGlam-Rock Brandon McGlamery's Park Avenue "it spot" makes it loud and does it proud | 1/19/2012
  • Happytown The week where crazy Republicans convened at Lake Eola for the obsolescence of Herman Cain, we played verbal paper-doll games with the primary candidates and then griped about the county's new property tax referendum. We wanna be a cowboy! Get off our land! | 1/26/2012
  • Cookie crisp On my culinary intern slave wages in Paris, I couldn't afford to frequent Ladurée (the macaron Mecca) as much as I would have liked. Its porcelain tea services and Sistine ceilings beckoned, but the only time I was able to buy was when my moneyed aunt came to visit for a week. We went every day. Everyone needs a moneyed aunt. | 1/26/2012
  • Kevin Tarter bites back Next up for the noted chef: small plates with Big Easy flavorsa | 1/26/2012

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News & Features
Happytown

Happytown

COLUMN: The week where crazy Republicans convened at Lake Eola for the obsolescence of Herman Cain, we played verbal paper-doll games with the primary candidates and then griped about the county's new property tax referendum. We wanna be a cowboy! Get off our land! By Billy Manes 1/26/2012
Changing the channel

Changing the channel

NEWS: The FCC still hasn't offered a ruling on the sale of WMFE-TV's license to a Christian broadcasting company By Casey Morell 1/26/2012

Coverage gap

NEWS: As Citizens Insurance reduces coverage options, advocates worry that there aren't enough private insurers to fill the void By Casey Morell 1/19/2012
Artist on the outside

Artist on the outside

COVER STORY: How the work of one of the famed Florida Highwaymen ended up behind bars in an Orlando jail By Christopher Balogh photography by Christopher Balogh 1/19/2012
  • Bare minimum Do sheltered workshops teach the disabled skills for the workplace or exploit them for cheap labor? | 6/9/2011
  • The Are We Sunk? Index How quickly is Florida sinking into the ocean this week? | 1/26/2012
  • Council Watch Billy Manes paying attention to local government so you don't have to | 1/26/2012
  • Happytown The week where all the gays in Gayville got gay hot dogs waved in their faces while Florida led the charge to make sure that, if you're poor and sick, you stay that way. Don't eat too many gay hot dogs! | 1/19/2012
  • The Are We Sunk? Index How quickly is Florida sinking into the ocean this week? | 1/19/2012
  • Orlando people who died in 2011 Local notables we lost | 1/5/2012
Music
Sensory and sensibility

Sensory and sensibility

MUSIC: Tycho's otherworldly phantasmagoria comes to fruition By Reyan Ali 1/26/2012
Norse mythology

Norse mythology

MUSIC: Local label and booking company Norse Korea Presents celebrates a landmark debut year By Bao Le-Huu 1/26/2012
Rotation: What local artists are listening to

Rotation: What local artists are listening to

MUSIC: This week: "Shwill" of the Unit Shifters 1/26/2012
This Little Underground

This Little Underground

COLUMN: Bao Le-Huu takes on Johnny Knuckles, Portals, ASG, K.G. Omulo and more By Bao Le-Huu 1/19/2012
  • Raw feed Thomas Wynn and the Believers' new album crackles with spontaneity | 1/19/2012
  • San Antonio roses Texas rockers Girl in a Coma can move you or strangle you | 1/19/2012
  • High stakes Portland psych-pop band Nurses' artful new album | 1/19/2012
Arts & Culture
View masters

View masters

ARTS: Local publisher Burrow Press shows that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts in 15 Views of Orlando anthology By James Fleming 1/26/2012
Live Active Cultures

Live Active Cultures

COLUMN: Seth stage-manages a manatee and meets a mermaid at Three Sisters Springs By Seth Kubersky 1/26/2012
A grin behind the shiver

A grin behind the shiver

ARTS: Works by Camilo Velasquez and Doug Rhodehamel at Maitland Art Center are somber, yet inspire change By Richard Reep 1/18/2012
Knocking on heaven\

Knocking on heaven's door

ARTS: Self-taught painter and sculptor Missionary Mary Proctor shows us the way By Seth Kubersky 1/19/2012
  • Culture 2 Go A week of art and design events | 1/19/2012
  • Live Active Cultures Seth encounters four old-made-new cultural experiences | 1/19/2012
  • War is hell So is bad theater | 1/19/2012
  • Live Active Cultures By a week past New Year's, it’s time to strike the twinkle lights and pack the plastic tree back into the attic. For most North Americans, it certainly isn’t time to start opening presents. But if you are familiar with Latin American culture, you know tha | 1/12/2012
  • The long view Barbara Sorenson casts a net for memories with her large-scale installations | 1/12/2012
  • Motel chronicles Bryce Hammond's paintings expose the vacancy at the heart of a Florida beach town | 1/12/2012
Dining
Cookie crisp

Cookie crisp

DINING: On my culinary intern slave wages in Paris, I couldn't afford to frequent Ladurée (the macaron Mecca) as much as I would have liked. Its porcelain tea services and Sistine ceilings beckoned, but the only time I was able to buy was when my moneyed aunt came to visit for a week. We went every day. Everyone needs a moneyed aunt. By Holly V. Kapherr 1/26/2012
Kevin Tarter bites back

Kevin Tarter bites back

DINING: Next up for the noted chef: small plates with Big Easy flavorsa By Faiyaz Kara 1/26/2012
McGlam-Rock

McGlam-Rock

DINING: Brandon McGlamery's Park Avenue "it spot" makes it loud and does it proud By Faiyaz Kara 1/19/2012
Cold comfort

Cold comfort

DINING: New WPV eatery serves so-so food in a pretty room By Holly V. Kapherr 1/12/2012
Film
A Dangerous Method

A Dangerous Method

FILM: David Cronenberg steps back for Keira Knightley’s fierce performance in fascinating period piece By Justin Strout 1/27/2012
Further reflection

Further reflection

FILM: Newcomers Dee Rees and Adepero Oduye deliver heartfelt awakenings in LGBT drama By Justin Strout 1/26/2012
Man on a Ledge

Man on a Ledge

FILM: Sam Worthington capably anchors run-of-the-mill New York caper By William Goss 1/26/2012
Albert Nobbs

Albert Nobbs

FILM: Glenn Close is front-and-center in this gender-bending period drama By Justin Strout 1/26/2012
  • A foreign affair International titles to look for in 2012 | 1/19/2012
  • DVDs Nuts! Lesser-seen OW approved titles | 1/19/2012
  • The Iron Lady Biopic of Margaret Thatcher refuses to say anything of merit about its subject | 1/12/2012
Columns

Savage Love

COLUMN: Have boyfriend. Several months. Love sex. By Dan Savage 1/26/2012

Free Will Astrology

COLUMN: By Rob Brezsny 1/26/2012

Savage Love

COLUMN: >My 13-year-old son came out to us this morning By Dan Savage 1/19/2012

Free Will Astrology

COLUMN: By Rob Brezsny 1/19/2012
  • Free Will Astrology ARIES (March 21-April 19) The Sanskrit word tapasya is translated as “heat,” but in the yogic tradition it means “essential energy.” It refers to the practice of managing your life force so that it can be directed to the highest possible purposes, thereb | 1/12/2012
  • Savage Love >I am writing to thank you. I remember reading your definition of santorum | 1/12/2012
  • Savage Love Why do most people assume that all nonmonogamous relationships are destined to fail? | 1/5/2012
  • Free Will Astrology | 1/5/2012