Save the DateTired of dinner and a movie? Score some new skills with these five paths to education and enlightenment. Kristen Manieri,
Story of...a Children's EntertainerRichard Peeples, 53, and his quirky songs have delighted thousands of youngsters over the past decade. Kristen Manieri,
Universal AppealUniversal Orlando's holiday celebration features a Macy's parade, Mannheim Steamroller and The Grinch. Site Staff,
Laugh TracksClean or crude? Take your pick. Radio veterans Daniel Dennis and Tom Vann deliver humor on a variety of levels and have a more-than-mediocre time doing it. Justin Braun,
Story of a...PianistWes Hamrick, 52, hits the right note among audiences with his musical serenades. Kourtney Destefano,
Show TimeThe world’s best in ballet, opera and theater coming to a movie screen near you. Megan Padilla,
The Future is NowPatience pays off for UCF professor Pat Rushin, as director Terry Gilliam transforms his futuristic novella into The Zero Theorem. Roger Moore,
Arts & Entertainment Season PreviewOur annual sneak peek at what’s to come in Central Florida, including museum exhibits and musical, theatrical and dance performances. Joseph Hayes, Jennifer Greenhill-Taylor,
4th of July in OrlandoThe best events in Orlando for 4th of July with family and friends. Site Staff,
Story of a... Theme Park PerformerAs worrywart dad Marlin, Robby Pigott, 45, entertains and inspires in Finding Nemo—The Musical at Disney’s Animal Kingdom park. Kourtney Destefano,
BewitchedFifteen years ago, five Orlando filmmakers took to the woods, scared the living daylights out of us—and changed movies forever. Roger Moore,
Story of a… BallerinaAnamarie McGinn, 30, dances through life as a member of the Orlando Ballet company. Kourtney Destefano,
Where to Celebrate Mother's DayGive Mom a Mother's Day she'll remember forever at one of these entertaining local events. Site Staff,
Story of a… MagicianKostya Kimlat, 31, created a career out of magic using some sleight-of-hand and a lot of hard work. Kristen Manieri,
Wit and WisdomA minister, a rabbi and an imam walk into a radio studio—and use humor to promote a better understanding of their faiths. Mark I. Pinsky,