Issues

Mar 13, 2013

• We rate Orlando's craft beer bars

  News: On a scale of 1-5 for beer nerdery, where do Orlando's craft-beer bars fall? . By Paul Hiebing

• Our favorite Orlando beer joints

  News: These bars may not have the craft cachet but provide the perfect backdrop for just drinking a beer.

• Craft beer in a can

  News: Downtown bar Eternal Tap showcases the best in canned beer. By Scott Horn

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  The Beer Issue

  News: Ticky Tocky, Ticky Tocky! Hoy! Hoy! Hoy!. By Erin Sullivan

• Irish car bomb cupcakes

  Food & Drink: Your favorite St. Patrick's Day shot in cake form. By Jessica Bryce Young

• Savage Love

  COLUMN: I'm an actor in New York City. A lot of people think actors are whores, but last week I almost became one. I responded to a casting call for a film project.... By Dan Savage

• This Little Underground

  Column: Our live music columnist covers Old Flings, Mount Moriah and William Tyler. By Bao Le-Huu

• Avant garde Brooklyn band Zs play Timucua

  Music: Zs endeavor to elevate electronic music through classical methodology. By Ashley Belanger

• Party rapper Afroman performs in Winter Haven

  Music: Fame gave him the slip, but Afroman won't quit. By Chris Parker

• Album Reviews: Teith, Pissed Jeans, Warm Soda

  Music: Get your noisy fix, then indulge in beachy glam pop with these three solid releases. By Bao Le-Huu and Ashley Belanger

• Live Active Cultures

  Arts & Culture: D23's Disney Fanniversary 2013 was a bit butt-numbing, even for this hard-core Disnerd. By Seth Kubersky

• Happytown: Dove World Outreach protests pansexuals at Firestone

  News: Religious zealots threaten to rain on pansexual parade. By Billy Manes

• Happytown: Will Weatherford attacks state pensions and Medicaid

  News: New Florida House Speaker flails and flip-flops on his stance on critical safety-net issues. By Billy Manes

• Nona Tap Room

  Food & Drink: This upscale pub's bustle and flows keeps Lake Nona denizens coming back. By Faiyaz Kara

• Tip Jar: local food news

  Food & Drink: This week: McKnight's Soul Food, pop-up dinner at Tomazin Farms, Hannibal Square wine tasting festival and much more. By Faiyaz Kara

• Review: 'The Gatekeepers'

  Film & DVD: Dror Moreh's Oscar-nominated documentary, gets extraordinary access into Israeli intelligence. By Anders Wright

• 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' is back

  Film & DVD: Animated favorite bounces onto Blu-ray for 25th anniversary. By Cameron Meier

• Opening this week

  Film & DVD: The Call, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, and Mindless Behavior: All Around the World. By Steve Schneider

• In Your Queue: 'We Have a Pope' and 'For Ellen'

  Film & DVD: Movies streaming online now. By Rob Boylan

• No growlers allowed in Florida

  News: Arcane state law will allow you to buy a container of two pints or a gallon, but not a standard 64-ounce growler. By Scott Horn

• Beeraphernalia

  News: From beer snobs to beer slobs, there's a gadget for everyone. By Jessica Bryce Young

• Beer pong: the great uniter

  News: Taps from Scratch to host beer-pong tournament in hope of bridging the beer-culture divide. By Scott Horn

• How to play beer pong

  News: Remember: This is a drinking game, not an Olympic sport, so rules may vary. By Erin Sullivan

• Free Will Astrology

  COLUMN: ARIES (March 21-April 19) "If it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid." That could turn out to be a useful mantra for you in the coming week. . By Rob Brezsny

• This Modern World

  Comics: . By Tom Tomorrow

• Lulu Eightball

  Comics: . By Emily Flake

• Designing woman

  Arts & Culture: Edith Wharton is best known for her novels, but her first book transformed American homes. By Jessica Bryce Young

• The awkward teenage blues

  Arts & Culture: Stephanie Barber's new book, "Night Moves," recognizes that online commenting has become a form of literary modernism. By Bret McCabe

• Culture 2 Go

  Arts & Culture: Our new monthly roundup of performing arts news. By Seth Kubersky