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JACKSONVILLE the young new faces of the oldest city St. Augustine isn’t just history entertaining u newspaper free weekly guide to entertainment and more | may 24-30, 2007 | www.eujacksonville.com 2 may 24-30, 2007 | entertaining u newspaper table of contents feature What’s New In The Old City .......................................................................PAGES 16-22 Ryan Dettra interview ................................................................................ PAGE 17 New Attractions ......................................................................................... PAGE 18 St. Augustine Art Galleries ......................................................................... PAGE 19 Taste of the Beaches ................................................................................. PAGE 20 St. Augustine Pub Crawl ............................................................................ PAGE 22 movies Revenge of the River (movie review) ................................................................... PAGE 6 Movies in Theaters this week .......................................................................PAGES 6-10 28 Weeks Later (movie review) .......................................................................... PAGE 7 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (movie preview) ................................... PAGE 8 Movie Merchandising ......................................................................................... PAGE 9 seen. heard. noted. & quoted .............................................................................. PAGE 9 Jacksonville Film Fest (recap) ........................................................................... PAGE 10 at home Pan’s Labyrinth (DVD review) ........................................................................... PAGE 12 Fall TV.............................................................................................................. PAGE 13 The Tudors (TV review) .................................................................................... PAGE 14 Video Games ................................................................................................... PAGE 14 food Raintree (restaurant review) .............................................................................. PAGE 21 music Blue Crab Fest (Palatka) ................................................................................... PAGE 23 Music Calendar .........................................................................................PAGES 23-27 JW Gilmore (Gypsy Cab Co.) ............................................................................ PAGE 24 Charlie Louvin (interview) ................................................................................. PAGE 25 Jonny Lang (interview) ..................................................................................... PAGE 26 Spring Music Fest ............................................................................................ PAGE 27 Blue Sky - Wilco (album) .................................................................................. PAGE 28 Four on the Floor - Juliette & The Licks (album) ................................................ PAGE 28 arts / theatre / on stage Rather Strange Developments - exhibit (Cummer) ............................................. PAGE 29 Dan May (profile) ............................................................................................. PAGE 30 Arts Calendar ............................................................................................PAGES 30-31 Rocky Horror Show (5 Points Theatre) ............................................................. PAGE 31 columns and stuff What’s Eating You? .......................................................................................... PAGE 32 BeachWise (surf column) ................................................................................. PAGE 33 The Jock .......................................................................................................... PAGE 33 NASCAR News & Notes ................................................................................... PAGE 34 eujacksonville.com | may 24-30, 2007 3 thisweek Uncommon Music thursday MAY 24 for a Common Cause The Homesteaders, Heavenly Noise, Crystal Stafford and Goliath Flores will step out of the clubs, bars and restaurants and into the Florida Theatre for Uncommon Music for Paulson a Common Cause, a non-profit organization that brings the healing power of the arts into our local heathcare institutions. Come out to support the incredible talent we have Celebrity Chef Series: Paula Deen right under our noses here in Jacksonville, and give back to an Need someone to tell you the best way to cook up some collard organization that does so much for those who need it the most. greens? Look no further than Paula Deen, the Queen of Southern Tickets: $12 Cuisine. The Food Network Fav comes to our very own Publix Florida Theatre- 7:30 pm Apron’s Cooking School to whip up some vittles and sign her latest Info: 355-2787 or www.floridatheatre.com book. Tickets: $125 Publix Apron’s Cooking School, 10500 San Jose Blvd- Signing- 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Demonstration- 6:30 pm Together at Last Info: 262-4187 or www.publix.com/aprons Specializing in what the band calls “heartbreak rock,” Together at Last crafts infectiously catchy yet emotionally honest rock songs that you’ll find yourself singing for days. The talented THE SophomorE AttEmpt Kids Like Us threesome will perform with Another Day in December, Arlie & Tallahassee, FL has never been known for producing great hardcore the Hero, and Paint Me Irrational. Tickets: $6 The Sophomore Attempt bands, but that’s all about to change. Kids Like Us are poised to Jackrabbits Info: 398-7496 This Jacksonville five-piece began playing together three years become the next big break-out hardcore band with their blend of ago and have built a fairly significant fan base in that short time. punk, thrash, and southern rock influences. They take to the stage Sounding like a mix between Taking Back Sunday and Jack’s this week with Down to Nothing, Chaos Days, Call to Preserve and The Subliminator Blending spacerock and spoken word, Serson Brannen, AKA the Mannequin, TSA displays lots of energy live, with the lead singer more. Thee Imperial- 6:00 pm Jeremiah Dunlap using the entire stage to perform. Start It Over, Info: 475-0488 or www.myspace.com/theeimperial Subliminator, is set to roll into Jacksonville, not on a tour bus, but on a motorcycle. If he’s crazy enough to do that, he’s worth Between the Trees, There for Tomorrow and US will also perform. checking out. The Subliminator and Laserstar team up to take Tickets: $10 Murray Hill Theatre- 8:00 pm Retard-O-Bot down TSI this Friday. Info: 388-7807 or www.murrayhilltheatre.com/ Tampa’s own Retard-O-Bot TSI- 9:00 pm Info: 424-3531 MAY 26 - 27 comes to town with Tub Ring, Chris Cox Horsemanship Foxy Shazam!, and Transpose. According to their website, the Tour From the foundation of ground band’s break-neck beats, riffs and MAY 28 electronic impulses pave the road saturday work to the refinement of advanced horsemanship skills for building a for performances that have been Uptown Saturday Night known to end in blood on and off rider’s confidence, internationally Enjoy extended shopping hours, live entertainment, book stage. That sounds like a ringing respected horseman and RFD-TV signings by local and regional authors, performance art, endorsement! Tickets: $8 personality Chris Cox will show refreshments, and original works of art, as the quaint shops Jackrabbits- 8:00 pm you his proven methods. Chris will along San Marco Avenue in St. Augustine extend their hours for Info: 398-7496 also demonstrate his techniques by an evening of entertainment and shopping. Hours 5 pm to 9 pm. working with local problem horses Info: 824.9357 and teach you step-by-step his program to starting a colt. Tickets: MAY 25 Spring Music Fest $25 friday This year’s Fest theme, “Music Meets Movies” brings bona fide Jacksonville Equestrian Center Shipwreck Island Waterpark opens superstar Jim Belushi to the River City. Belushi and his Sacred Info: 573-4895 or www.chris-cox.com This is how you know summer is really here. Adventure Landing’s Hearts Band will perform on stage followed by a screening of Shipwreck Island Waterpark opens for the 2007 season this Belushi’s animated flick Hoodwinked, where the TV and film star Memorial Day Arts and Crafts Festival weekend. Guests can enjoy the usual play areas, waterslides and lends his voice to the Woodsman, an aspiring actor with a thick Celebrate the Holiday weekend at the Memorial Day Arts and Crafts thrill rides and experience improvements like a new liner system Bavarian accent who gets caught up in the drama of Little Red Festival at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Anastasia Island. added to the Lil’ St. John’s Lazy River, upgraded food service, a Riding Hood’s fateful trek to Grandma’s house. This event is Items for sale will include jewelry, fine art, woodworking, musical new gift shop and additional benefits for season pass holders. FREE! Read story on page 27. Metropolitan Park- 7:00 recordings, yard ornaments, needlework, kettle corn and plenty of Adventure Landing, 1944 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville Beach Info: 630-CITY food. St. Augustine Amphitheatre- Saturday at 9:00 am, Sunday Info: 246-4386 or www.adventurelanding.com 10:00 am Info: 471-1965 4 may 24-30, 2007 | entertaining u newspaper pato banton sunday