art by Anson Stevens Bollen

Jan. 7-13, 2026

Vol. 40 / No. 2
Project Censored hits the half-century mark with their annual list of stories that flew under the mainstream media radar. Plus Apes of the State, Orlando Fringe Winter Mini-Fest, Fraggle Rock at Kennedy Space Center, what to watch on streaming this seek, and more.

‘The Pitt’ returns for a second season on HBO

The Pitt — The hit medical drama is back for a sophomore season that reportedly takes place over the course of an intense 24-hour shift during Fourth of July weekend. “Our job is not to outdo ourselves. Our job is to do ourselves,” series creator R. Scott Gemmill told Deadline. (HBO Max)

Sal Vulcano brings his stand-up ‘Everything’s Fine’ tour to Orlando

Comedian Sal Vulcano is swapping the hidden cameras and public displays of second-hand embarrassment for a stage and some good old fashioned stand-up this weekend, and Orlando’s getting a front-row seat. Vulcano, co-creator and one of the stars of reality series Impractical Jokers, is bringing his national “Everything’s Fine” tour to Steinmetz Hall.

Folk-punks Apes of the State swing through Orlando

Singer-songwriter April Hartman of folk-punks Apes of the State is at home in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, reflecting on the 10 years since the release of the band’s debut album This City Isn’t Big Enough, and preparing for the band’s anniversary tour marking the milestone. This breakthrough record is rooted in Hartman’s own sobriety journey.


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