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A Talent For Murder

  • 2026-10-26 20:35:46
  • Lisa Blanck
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Patricia Highsmith was the bigoted, racist, antisemitic, tortured writer who birthed Tom Ripley, the suave, amoral, master con artist, from her singularly brilliant, beautiful mind. She passed away in 1995. Dame Helen Mirren takes on Highsmith’s abrasive,

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Wicker

  • 2026-10-22 18:12:32
  • Lisa Blanck
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Fisherwoman (Olivia Coleman) walks through town with an unsteady gait, carrying her wares for sale on her back. She’s taunted by her neighbors, both for her smell and her spinsterhood. She’s learned to keep her dreams to herself, living alone in her rustic but tidy cabin since the death of her parents. She grew up wit

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Fallen Angels

  • 2026-10-21 12:51:23
  • Lisa Blanck
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Though many habitues a.k.a. theater buffs know the name Noel Coward, they’ve never seen any of his stage plays performed live. Admittedly, I include myself in that category… until now. Fallen Angels, written by Coward, premiered at London’s Globe Theater in 1925 and star

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Lady

  • 2026-10-14 18:18:50
  • Lisa Blanck
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Lady Isabella is the grand dame of Ravenhyde Hall. Her son is in boarding school. Her uber-wealthy husband is not around, most probably dallying with a pool boy on a tropical island. Her only companions are Ricky Raven, a black raven who lives on the property, and her long-suffering housekeeper, Becky. <

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The Pensacola Connection: October 2026

  • 2026-10-02 13:34:55
  • Kenneth L. Manning
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This month: an update on PensaCon 2027, a Sunshine State comic gets laughs in the Lone Star State, a local musician dies, and some ‘lost media’ ghosts find a new haunt up north… FIRST: The lineup for PensaCon 2027 now includes Jaime Pressly (My Name is Earl, Finders Keepers) Doug