By Ariana Alcantara Artists everywhere can feel it: a persistent pressure to survive within the over-saturated hellscape ...

Words by Harry Straussman As many people would agree, relationships can be terrifying. From the initial courting phase to intertwining your lives and eventually deciding whether this is the only ...

By Bart H. Welling, Ph. D Unless you’re currently wearing a MAGA cap, you probably feel the same way I do about the Trump ...

THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL in conjunction with the FSCJ Artist Series and Jax Hope (jaxhopeinc.org) held a workshop for several ...

Words and photos by Ariana Alcantara Did you hear that? That was the sound of Mt. Joy and their fans breaking the sound ...

Having spoking with the author, I had some expectations for MORNING AFTER GRACE, but I was not expecting to be dying of ...

By Carson Haines For those who are chronically online, I think it’s safe to say that there has been an abundance of new trends and niches since the start of the new year. With constant consumption of ...

“West Ashley Street,” sang the Jacksonville Harmony Trio in 1927, was the only place you could “ever lose these awful Jacksonville Blues.” That same year, Paramount “Race” Records recorded a ...

On the afternoon of May 29, 1961, 43-year-old Althea Ottavio and 25-year-old Patricia Ann Hewett left their homes in Valdosta, Georgia, and headed to the Orange Park Kennel Club to place a bet.

By Teresa Spencer There’s a certain kind of burnout that only Florida can fix. Not with a spa day or a fancy brunch, but with tannin-stained water, salt air and the kind of quiet that makes your phone ...

Let’s just say it: Northeast Florida is many things — historic, beachy, charmingly weird — but it is not exactly the capital of clothing-optional recreation. We’re more “flip-flops and SPF 50” than ...

In 1971, Jacksonville was the epicenter of Southern rock, with every local band eager to follow in the footsteps of the genre’s godfather, Lynyrd Skynyrd. One band that emerged victorious from this ...