Kennedy Under the Stars, an after-hours event at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, will carry a theme from a quarter-century ago. It’s set up for Y2K nostalgia.
The event, set for Aug. 30 at 6:30 p.m., allows access to many of the attraction’s exhibits, including Spaceport KSC, the Shuttle Launch Experience and Space Shuttle Atlantis plus a stargazing experience through
Today, Disney Cruise Line notified travel agents with clients as well as guests directly booked on the Disney Magic’s April 19, 2026 4-Night Pacific Coast Cruise that the cruise has Continue Reading →
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NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are hanging near their all-time high on Wednesday as financial markets catch a breath following two big days bolstered by hopes that the Israel-Iran war will not disrupt the global flow of crude oil.
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It’s a mark your calendars moment mixed with a last call warning as a handful of attractions in Central Florida are bowing out soon. Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando are busily planning replacements. Details are various levels of hush-hush, but here’s what we know so far and when it will be too late for that last visit.
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Personal Navigators, and other details from the 7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral. The Disney Treasure set sail from Port Canaveral, Florida on June 7, 2025. There are additional Personal Navigators from other sailings of this Continue Reading →
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In a results-obsessed sports world where legacy is often defined by banners, rings and winning percentages, Alex Martins departs as CEO of the Orlando Magic with something far more layered — and, perhaps, even more meaningful — than a championship trophy:
Compassion, consistency and a commitment to something bigger than basketball.
Martins, the Orlando Sentinel has learned, is stepping down
I grew up in an area that grew a lot of corn and I grew up during a time in which comedy involved a lot of corn.
So maybe I was predisposed to enjoy “Shucked,” the Broadway musical that’s making a tour stop at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts this week.
Robert Horn’s story is popping with
Independence Day is right around the corner, which means it’s almost time for some of this nation’s most patriotic traditions — backyard barbecues, neighborhood parades and, for that one guy in many neighborhoods, turning your normally peaceful community into a war zone.
When I was growing up, the 4th of July meant putting streamers on your bicycle or Big Wheel.
For years, Universal’s Islands of Adventure was the newborn baby of the Orlando theme park family. It spent a quarter-century as our latest addition, opening at the tail-end of an ‘80s-’90s flurry that birthed Epcot, Universal Studios, Disney-MGM Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
Yet IOA didn’t just glide along as the new kid on the block with its fancy Marvel
They’re ba-a-aa-ck. Today, we look at some big upcoming returns in theater, music, dance — and a special program from WUCF that helps youngsters prepare for a new school year. Here we go!
LESLIE ODOM JR.: It was big news in the theater world when Leslie Odom Jr., the OG Aaron Burr in Broadway’s “Hamilton,” announced he would return to
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