While on the subject of perceptions, it is relevant to recall the well-known, but pertinent, old parable that originated in ...

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The 10-day Florida fest will feature 37 features and 41 short films ...

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Boys on the Verge of Tears is an outstanding premiere of a compelling new play, among the best Melbourne’s indie theatre has to offer.

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Parades, festivals, Easter egg hunts and many more events taking place in Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte counties in April.

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