By Carson Haines For those who are chronically online, I think it’s safe to say that there has been an abundance of new trends and niches since the start of the new year. With constant consumption of ...

Words by Ambar Ramirez & Carmen Macri Aries March starts in a quiet haze, urging you to rest before your birthday season kicks off. The Total Lunar Eclipse on the 3rd hits your 6th House of health and ...

By Teresa Spencer There’s a certain kind of burnout that only Florida can fix. Not with a spa day or a fancy brunch, but with tannin-stained water, salt air and the kind of quiet that makes your phone ...

With a logline of “Interstellar” meets “E.T.,” Andy Weir’s sci-fi novel was practically ordained to be a Hollywood blockbuster from the moment it was published. The story follows a science teacher who ...

To Douglas Anderson School of the Arts students Spencer Carnochan and Isaiah Newland for hitting all the right notes on a national stage. The saxophonist and drummer were selected for the elite Jazz ...

By Emily Cannon Think back to when you were a child. You would get picked up from school, and your parents didn’t feel like cooking that night. First stop on the way home, McDonald’s. You saw the neon ...

By Teresa Spencer Before the beach umbrellas go up and before the surfers start scanning the horizon, another group has already claimed the Atlantic. They arrive quietly, usually around sunrise with ...

Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez The light in Jacksonville has a specific, gold-leaf quality when it finally decides to be Spring. It’s the same air that greeted me six years ago, and today, it serves ...

Was your heart broken when your high school sweetheart went to a different college? Did you move and have to start dating over again? Have you lost a spouse/partner only to look around and wonder how ...

By Ariana Alcantara Julian Rodriguez is a living, breathing testament that the hardcore music culture is alive and well. The ...