I bet you're looking at the accompanying photo and thinking: "Oh, Recessionista. Why are you teasing us with an image of a beautiful Prada handbag? We are girls on a budget." ...more

January 25, 2009

Instead of breaking the bank to get a high-end hanbag, try renting it for that special occasion. ...more

January 20, 2009

The city skyline will get a new look starting next week. The owners of the SunTrust building downtown have hired a theatrical lighting company to install outdoor lights to allow for more color choices: red and green for Christmas, pink for breast cancer awareness, green for St. Patrick's Day, and so on. ...more

December 13, 2008

TAMPA - The city skyline will get a new look starting next week. The owners of the SunTrust building downtown have hired a theatrical lighting company to install outdoor lights to allow for more color choices: red and green for Christmas, pink for breast cancer awareness, green for St. Patrick's Day, and so on. ...more

December 12, 2008

Leanne Marshall's wave-inspired collection has the "Project Runway" competition all sewn up. ...more

October 16, 2008

Hold the vinaigrette - that's not a giant bowl of salad sitting outside the library off Vonderburg Drive. A hardy bloom of water lettuce has infested Clayton Lake, and it may take some time to wilt the wily weed. ...more

October 1, 2008

To drum up fan support, one Tampa barber is offering free Rayhawks for the remainder of the Rays' playoff run, featuring shaved sides with a strip of locks left on top from front to back. ...more

September 27, 2008

To drum up fan support, one Tampa barber is offering free Rayhawks, featuring shaved sides with a strip of locks left on top from front to back, for the remainder of the Rays' playoff run. ...more

September 26, 2008

"Visually stimulating," "intellectually satisfying" and "compelling." That's how Jill Smith described David Kastner's artwork in NY Arts magazine. ...more

July 23, 2008

TAMPA - Plant Hall, a Tampa landmark for more than a century, is being repainted to reflect the colors of the original building. Cynthia Gandee, executive director of the Henry B. Plant Museum, said the building's original shades of greens and grays were chosen to highlight the building's architecture. ...more

July 2, 2008