Bill Deyoung

Stopping by the Arts Alive! podcast studio today is author Tamara Lush, a.k.a. Tara Lush, who's written somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 books (she's not sure of the exact number).

One of the most misunderstood bands of the post-punk/new wave era (mid 1970s to early ‘80s), Devo is best remembered today for somewhat mechanical music blending synthesizers and guitars, bass and drums, and stylized visuals including matching bright yellow jumpsuits, and (later) red plastic hats that looked like upended flower pots.

‘The Destroyer of Worlds' is the first in a series combining history and science fiction.

The program would put passenger security screenings into the hands of a private company.

Phoenix-born Ed Mell left a lucrative New York career in commercial design to paint the canyons, deserts and big skies of his home turf, the American Southwest.

Mike Delancey’s 20th annual Alive Day Ride, a casual 10-mile ride through the streets of Pinellas Park, is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 1. A Pinellas Park native and U.S. Marine, Delancey was shot and…

August hasn't given us a lot of choices, big concert-wise, but things will start looking up once September arrives.

The Catalyst's every-Thursday guide to Tampa Bay entertainment and the arts. Slow week. for the performing arts.

Artist Filipe Bergson plans to host a concert featuring local musicians Saturday, 8-10 p.m., in the parking lot of Haslam’s Books, which has been closed for six years. Bergson, who does not have…

It's the first public statemennt in six years from Ray and Suzanne Haslam Hinst. The owners of St. Petersburg's iconic Haslam's Book Store have spoken publicly for the first time in six years.