Armed with a microphone, a biting sense of humor and an expansive knowledge of pop culture, comedian Billy Eichner takes to the streets of New York City.
The Gator Nation is everywhere, especially on YouTube.
Diamond Dust has been touring Florida since December.
The 54th-annual GRAMMY Awards will air Feb. 12 at 8 p.m., and there are a few folks who will, without a doubt, be bringing home those shiny golden gramophones.
Being an avid fan of the Assassin's Creed series, I was dead set on getting Revelations.
When the holiday box office bucks begin to total, it's time again for Hollywood to prepare itself for its own sort of jovial celebration — awards season!
A new semester is upon us, and that means a new season of television shows are here to distract us from said semester.
Comedian Louis C.K., 44, played a million-dollar social experiment with his fans last month.
Call me cornball, but I love the holiday baggage that carries from late-November through early-January.
A Jew's guide on Christmas Day.
Ever dream of working on a hit viral musical about a boy wizard or a futuristic, insect-ridden world that garners more than 100 million YouTube views?
At the end of 2011, I was more wrapped up in end-of-the-year lists than ever before.
The sky's brightest wonders are taking center stage.
Looking for a fun and festive way to give this holiday season? Check out the Avenue's crafty side with these DIY projects.
Music artists' albums aren't supposed to be available to the public until their official release dates, but countless CDs are prematurely leaked online, available at no cost to anyone with an Internet connection.
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Tag, you're it! Mars Pub and Laser Tag is the spot for laser tag in Gainesville. With a 3,000-square-foot arena for tag, a variety of beer on tap and the recent addition of subs to its menu, this pub has got it all.
If you didn't feel like being a part of the Black Friday rush, and being trampled after eating two pounds of turkey doesn't sound appealing, we have your fix.
When you walk down the third floor hallway of the Hippodrome Theatre, shoes greet you.
He collapsed on the bed, his 6-foot-3 frame too long for the extra-long twin. His feet hung over the wooden bedposts. His chest heaved as he allowed his long arms to succumb to gravity and dangle over the mattress.
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