Subject: St. Petersburg

• St. Pete Picks Up Crist Story -- And Drops It

  October 30, 2006

• Interview: Motion City Soundtrack

  October 30, 2007

• Sign Of The Times: John Rodstrom Laid Off

  June 12, 2008

• Green Eyeshade Award Winners

  July 22, 2008

• Wedding Crashers II: When Gays Attack

  For all this talk of who's invited to Gov. Charlie Crist's wedding, has anyone remembered the fire hoses and German shepherds? They tend to occupy the front lines of Republican efforts to quash civil rights, and perhaps they'll make the guest list now that regional gays have announced they're crashing the gov's December 12 nuptials in St. Pete.Ah, but Impact Florida -- a gay marriage organization hastily formed in the aftermath of Amendment 2's passage last month -- objects to the term "crashi

  December 2, 2008

• Because A Regular Wedding Wouldn't Be Uncomfortable Enough

  Love is a beautiful thing, especially when it happens 180 feet above a casino parking lot. As if the issue of marriage weren't contentious enough in Florida with all the votes, rulings and appeals, now a straight couple from Boca Raton has decided to flaunt their legal ability to wed in the classiest way possible: strapped into harnesses, suspended over a 24-hour Indian casino. They probably didn't use the expression "taking the plunge." Note that in the Sun-Sentinel story, the report

  December 8, 2008

• Paparazzi Unimpressed by Ambiguously Straight Gov

  Don't you feel just a little sorry for the gawkers of St. Petersburg / Tampa? They've been waiting to get their place on the celebrity map forever! But no, Anna Nicole had to croak in the that other Seminole Hard Rock hotel. Today's Charlie Crist-Carole Rome wedding was supposed to be the cities' Big Celebrity Moment.But then Paps of the world responded with a collective meh! "Socialites only sort of hit our radar if they have reality shows, to be frank," said Jill Stempel, New York bureau chief

  December 12, 2008

• Cleared for Takeoff

  February 26, 1998

• Letters

  April 2, 1998

• Random Sort-of-Florida-Band Album Review: WAUMISS, WAUMISS

  WAUMISSWAUMISS (Little Ramona Records)The Carrboro, North Carolina-based duo WAUMISS traces its roots back to Florida, to a series of early-Nineties Tampa and St. Petersburg bedrooms that produced many beautifully skewed pop songs. The musicians who comprise WAUMISS became two of many who wandered beyond their original Florida circle, but remained tightly knit with the rest of that scene via their base label, defiantly named Screw Music Forever. The little label became an umbrella for sharing m

  December 23, 2008

• Sand Blast

  May 27, 1999

• Undercurrents

  May 25, 2000

• Bandwidth

  July 6, 2000

• Undercurrents

  July 27, 2000

• Letters to the Editor

  April 5, 2001

• Letters for January 13-19, 2005

  January 13, 2005

• Letters for August 4-10, 2005

  August 4, 2005

• Size Matters

  Dine like a master of the universe at Six Tables

  October 25, 2007

• They Can't Be Beat

  Customers claim AutoNation lured them into bad loans

  March 13, 2008

• Silly Rabbits

  Dance-music gurus for over a decade, does Rabbit in the Moon still have anything left in the tank?

  July 3, 2008

• How Does One Recognize the Four Year Anniversary of the Death of a Politically Exploited Brain Dead Woman?

  The answer, apparently, is to exploit Terri Schiavo one more time, as Ave Maria is doing today. The Catholic city, which lies in the swamps east of Naples and was bankrolled by a pizza delivery baron, is staging a mass in Schiavo's honor. Because Schiavo was -- before she slipped into a persistent vegetative state -- a devout Roman Catholic. Or, more accurately, because her brother Bobby Schindler is a devout Roman Catholic who seems intent on keeping this circular debate swirling into the next

  March 31, 2009

• Letters from the issue of December 11, 2008

  December 11, 2008

• Newspaper layoffs, partnerships, and the Net conspire to kill South Florida dailies

  October 30, 2008

• Uh-Oh

  A consultant arrives at SoFla's top newspaper, and old hands cry foul

  September 19, 2002

• How to Cook a Shrimp

  And why all brownies are not created equal

  October 11, 2007

• The Dreamcatcher

  The weird world of Dali comes to CSMART

  March 2, 2006

• Truthier Than Thou

  Is honesty the best policy? Just ask the members of Underoath, a fractious hardcore Christian band that lit up the Billboard charts.

  May 17, 2007

• Comfy With the Hoity-Toity

  Anna Karenina aims high, sputters, then lifts off into rare air

  May 3, 2007

• Charlie Crist Is NOT Gay

  October 19, 2006

• Charlie Crist Is NOT Gay

  And other things the Republican Party wants you to believe on Election Day.

  October 12, 2006

• Dark Lords of the Six String

  Metal Crusaders Tour

  June 8, 2006

• Rep. Hasner: Taking From Teachers, Giving to Jewish Museum

  We didn't set out to make this Pick on Adam Hasner Week here at the Juice, but after Monday's heads-up that the Jewish state representative from Delray Beach was supporting a controversial anti-Islam conference, we stumbled across this item from the St. Pete Times showing that Hasner introduced an amendment that would take $62,979 from the budget for Florida's Excellent Teaching program and shift it into the budget for a Holocaust museum. The Dale Hickam Excellent Teaching Program gives bonuses

  April 16, 2009

• The $99,999 Nurse

  A Vietnam vet wishes the VA would check its math

  January 5, 2006

• Worldwidest

  November 3, 2005

• Supergrass

  Road to Rouen (Capitol)

  October 6, 2005

• Suffering Together

  In Lake Worth's Growing Together, kids don't kick drugs. They're beaten and humiliated.

  December 9, 2004

• Bone Appétit

  December 2, 2004

• The Hospital on the Hill

  A mean-spirited VA medical center director has patient care playing distant second to the bottom line

  September 9, 2004

• A Dog Day

  A movie for mutts

  October 9, 2003

• The Egg Men

  September 19, 2002

• Bowowow --yippyoyippyay!

  The Norton Museum takes the phrase "dog days of summer" quite literally

  August 22, 2002

• Dr. Strange Train

  Or: How I learned to start worrying and hate the bullet train

  May 30, 2002

• Reel Women

  Ladies, Let's Go Fishing! teaches female fisherfolk the basics

  March 7, 2002

• This Bad House

  The Nuisance Abatement Board’s war on blight has had some unintended casualties in West Palm Beach — most of them poor

  December 6, 2001

• Prints Charming

  Two concurrent exhibitions at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood showcase both personality and process

  December 28, 2000

• The Traveling Schacknow Show

  Art lesson: Owning a museum requires paying attention to details

  August 17, 2000

• Floridian High Culture

  June 11, 2009

• Cash Dries Up in Key Races for Dems

  house.govA painting of Bill Young, whose congressional career may have pre-dated the invention of still photographyOn paper, the congressional district of Rep. Bill Young of St. Petersburg would seem to be one of the best chances for the Democratic Party to pick up a seat. Although Young has kept that district Republican for almost 30 years, it went for Obama last November, and at 78 years old, Young ain't young enough to be a force on the fundraising trail. He raised only $1,355 in the year's f

  July 20, 2009

• Red Eye Rocked

  July 30, 2009

• Introducing Alex Nelson

  August 13, 2009