Nostalgia reigned at the Tampa Theater on Saturday as Tampa history buffs packed the house to watch the premiere of Goody Goody: Past Present and Future, a documentary by local filmmaker Lynn Marvin Dingfelder lauding the history of the hamburger stand on Florida Avenue and it's recent reincarnation in Hyde Park.

Doms and subs unite. Fetish Con, a.k.a. Kinky Camp, or more likely Voyeur Fest are all monikers that would fit the event happening in St. Petersburg this weekend at the Bayfront Hilton. Call it what you will but it is edgy and sexy and brings together a flock of fetish followers and connoisseurs to celebrate most things kinky

The 2018 St Pete Pride festival is sweltering in the mid 90's and packed with sweaty energetic people on Saturday. The air is filled with a mixture of weed, sunscreen, and fading cheap body spray. The atmosphere is sexually charged by low cut sometimes absent tops mixed with painted body parts and a lot of hugging, kissing and drinking. Bun revealing cut-off shorts, fish net stockings, rainbow tutus and slogan t-shirts rule the day, but there's a lot of individual style going on as well.

The dark clouds set a somber mood appropriate for celebrating the lives of the men and women who have served our country and died doing so. I don't think you can get an appreciation of the number of lives that have been lost in the defense of our country until you see the enormity of the cemetery and the row upon row of grave markers.

Thousands of students and like minded people showed up Saturday morning for the March For Our Lives demonstration, and they were pissed. Tampa's installment of the nationwide movement took place at Kiley Garden in downtown.