Local legend Sarah-Lee Dobbs and director Laurel Clark, the team behind 2015’s Critics Choice pick Tell Me on a Sunday, bring Willy Russell’s Tony-winning dramedy Shirley Valentine to the Orlando Fringe in this powerfully funny portrait of mid-life rebirth. Shirley is an empty-nest English housewife with an emotionally absent husband, who resorts to talking with the wall for companionship.…

Florida Sen. Dennis Baxley, a descendant of a Confederate soldier and literally the only person to vote against removing the name of a racist judge from a building at Florida State University, is now arguing that Alabama’s new oppressive abortion laws are a good thing because, well, the country needs more white people. While speaking last Friday on WLRN’s “The Florida Round-Up” program, the Ocala Republican stated that he would 100% support a Florida version of Alabama’s new anti-abortion laws, which not only makes providing an abortion a felony, it also makes no allowance for abortions in the case of rape or incest. “I certainly expect that this discussion will continue and that I will be a part of it,” said Baxley on the program. Of course, this is expected from a guy who just last legislative session co-sponsored a bill that would’ve required parental consent for minors seeking abortions, and another that banned abortions after a fetal heartbeat was detected. But during the program, which you can listen to here, Baxley’s well-established anti-abortion stance also got a heavy dose of anti-immigrant racism when he essentially said the country needs less abortions to keep “western” culture alive and well. From WLRN: …

From Let’s Talk About it with Rod Love and Greg JacksonThis Monday on LET’S TALK ABOUT IT with Rod Love and Greg Jackson, the Dynamic Duo will discuss Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings ina

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