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Brightline files for bankruptcy, secures $490M to keep trains on track in Orlando (opens the original)
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Brightline’s parent companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week, securing $490 million in new financing. Service between Orlando and South Florida continues. Brightline Trains Florida LLC, which operates the passenger service, is not part of the bankruptcy filing, and the company says trains will continue running normally throughout the restructuring. “This is a financial restructuring that is not expected to impact operations,” Nicolas Petrovic, CEO of Brightline Train Develo
South Asian Film Festival returns to the Enzian in early October (opens the original)
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A demonic rideshare passenger, a washing machine-induced sexual awakening and a decades-long quest for male birth control all share screen time at this year’s South Asian Film Festival. The 32nd annual fest returns to the Enzian from Oct. 3-5 with five programs spanning romance, crime drama, documentary and horror that each make quick work of any idea of reducing South Asian cinema to Bollywood alone. Opening the first weekend of October, The Cycle of Love raises the bar considerably for modern
Low-end maestro Thundercat brings the funk to Orlando (opens the original)
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If you’ve been wondering where Thundercat — aka the “goth hoochie daddy,” according to his Instagram — has been for the past six years, well, the best way to describe it is Distracted. Luckily, he made a soundtrack out of it with the same name. The album brings Stephen Bruner’s wonderfully scattered brain — and the bass playing that made him one of modern funk’s most recognizable low-end weirdos — into another warped jazz-funk playground that wants desperately to stay present in a life that stru
TouchGrass wants you to log off and go outside (to their music festival) (opens the original)
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Step away from your screen and touch grass. No, seriously, there’s a whole festival for it. TouchGrass Music Fest makes its Orlando debut on Saturday, Oct. 3, with the extremely online goal of getting everybody offline for a day. Created and hosted by streaming collective TouchGrass TV, the fest takes the internet communities built around music, gaming and content creators and drops them into the considerably more tangible environs of the Orlando Amphitheater. The lineup “plants” itself between
UCF drops in national rankings along with most Florida universities (opens the original)
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The University of Central Florida slipped one spot in the latest U.S. News & World Report college rankings, joining most of Florida’s nationally ranked public universities in losing ground from last year. UCF moved from No. 57 to No. 58 among public universities in the 2027 Best Colleges rankings released Tuesday. The university also placed No. 121 in the broader National Universities category, which includes both public and private institutions. Five of the eight Florida public universities inc
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