The 5 & Dime and Swoop Troupe's 'Ride the Cyclone' is a wild, darkly comedic journey through fate, regret and the afterlife. Our review explores its haunting beauty and stellar performances.

Austin Welles’ Karnak is “sardonic, unsettling and deeply captivating.” Jo Lynn Fletcher’s Jane Doe is “spellbinding.” 'Ride the Cyclone' at The 5 & Dime is a theatrical experience like no other. jaxplays.org/reviews/2025...

the way i would follow these women into battle

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this is the greatest Christmas movie ever made and if you disagree you're wrong

This Thanksgiving don’t forget that many of the folks picking our food and cooking at our favorite restaurants are undocumented immigrants. They deserve our thanks and respect, not deportation.

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The sombrero galaxy captured by the Hubble Space Telescope.

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