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The odds are good you’ll be dining out on Mother’s Day, so  check out our suggestions for Orlando’s top spots for lunches, brunches and dinners. |READ|

When Swiss watchmaker Breitling came to Orlando this spring as part of an influx of high-end shops at Mall at Millenia, so did a timepiece bloodline dating back to 1884. |READ|

Our new out-and-about columnist checks out a celebrity appearance for Florida Hospital, an Easter Seals Florida shoe auction and a Kids Beating Cancer fashion show. |READ|

Ahem. Ahem.” Yes, Moose? “Zoey doesn’t love me anymore.’’ That’s not true. “She doesn’t talk to me as much,’’ he says. Well, that’s because she’s 9 years old now, I say. And, well, she’s growing up. But she’ll always remember you, always love you. Actually, I’m just as sad about this development as Moose is. |READ|

If I heard that Disney was opening a strip club down the road from Cinderella’s Castle, I’d be pretty surprised. Both the castle and the club may represent fantasies, but definitely not the same kind. |READ|

There was a time when the Florida Everglades were as wild as anything North America had to offer. Then came a time when it all began to disappear. |READ|

If there’s a show in this year’s Fringe Festival that exemplifies the event’s renewed emphasis on family fare, it’s IUWe, an original musical revue by local musician and performer Molly Conole. |READ|

If you ever try to interview a group of family members who’ve worked together for decades, you can count on one thing: They will interrupt each other. |READ|

Seasonal accessories feature a cornucopia of colors, from blacks to blues to brights. |READ|

Ordinarily, the biggest year-to-year changes in Epcot’s annual International Flower & Garden Festival involve the debut of various leafy masterpieces created by the topiary team and another round of colorful flower-bed facelifts. |READ|

No doubt you’ve heard the stories about the outlandish backstage demands that some celebrities require when they make an appearance. Just wait until you hear what one of the world’s most noted actors wanted from the Orlando Shakespeare Theater last month in exchange for showing up for a question-and-answer session: a glass of water. |READ|

The Glazer family of Orlando built a unique, three-story home that doubles as a one-of-a-kind concert hall. Best of all, you’re invited. |READ|