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Florida Man Brings Home Two Women, They Steal His Stuff

All in all, it’s not a bad scenario. You pick up two women at the Hard Rock, take them back to the house and things only get better from there….

Everything was captured on video.

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All in all, it's not a bad scenario. You pick up two women at the Hard Rock, take them back to the house and things only get better from there. Except when they steal your stuff.
Deputies in Broward County say a Florida man's stellar evening turned into a craptastic c-block. Investigators say a man from Pompano Beach spent an evening entertaining two women who he had met in the casino. Once the festivites ended, the man noticed that some of his valuables had left with the women. Luckily, the Broward County Sheriff's Department had video surveillance of the threesome. Here's the video, full of cleavage and tiger print. At one point, both women can be seen rummaging through the victim's room before they left. One of the suspects in the video appears to experience a wardrobe malfunction as she ran across the parking lot of the Hardrock Casino. For the record, the tiems they took were not insignificant. They stole a gun, sneakers and some watches.
The theft teaches us all a very important lesson. If the situation seems to good to be true, you are about to get punked by two sketchy women in high heels and hair extensions. Be careful out there! Source: Local10.com

Mmmm, Beer.

St. Pete Makes The List For Cheapest Beer In U.S.

Another reason to love St. Pete! On top of having gorgeous beaches, great restaurants and nightlife, it's also one of the places in the U.S. where you can grab a cheap pint of beer.

Betting.com made a list of the cities in the U.S. with the cheapest beer prices. They analyzed over 100 of the most populated cities and the cost of bottle or draught beer. Two Florida cities actually made the list. St. Pete ranked 6th for cities with cheap beer, with an average cost of $4.28 for a pint. Jacksonville wasn't far behind them, they were tied with Lubbock and Irving, Texas and Chesapeake, Virginia for the number 8 spot. Toledo, Ohio was ranked number 1 in America for the cheapest beer. To nobody's surprise, New York and Los Angeles are the two cities with the most expensive prices. You can expect to pay around $8 for a beer in those big cities.

This ranking had us thinking, where is the best place to get a cheap beer in St. Pete? Well we did the work for you. With some help from Yelp.com, we made a list of the places in St. Pete where a pint of beer won't hurt your wallet. St. Pete is a hot spot for breweries. However, don't expect to grab an 8% IPA for $5. This mostly applies to domestic beers like Bud Light, Coors, Miller Lite, etc.

Five Bucks Drinkery

It's right there in the name. Head to Five Bucks Drinkery for some of the cheapest beer (and cocktails) in Downtown St. Pete. A domestic beer (Bud Light, Miller Lite, etc) will cost you only $3.50

Located at 247 Central Ave North, St. Petersburg.

Pelican Pub

Right next to Jannus is one of the best dive bars in Tampa Bay. You can find tall boy PBR's and Bud Light bottles here for only $2.

The One Night Stand

Another hidden gem in St. Pete. Come for the cheap beer, stay for the mechanical bull. This place has some of the best drink specials in the Tampa Bay area. Follow them on Facebook to catch all of their weekly specials!

Ferg's

Ferg's is obviously the spot to pregame for Ray's games. Their drink prices and weekly specials keep us coming back even during the off-season.

Lucky Star Lounge

This quaint little dive bar has the best happy hour 7 days a week. This watering hole is known to have some of the cheapest drinks in town.

Are Your Favorite Female Rockers In The Hall?

A Salute to the Women Performers in the Rock Hall

Today (March 8) is International Women’s Day. How should we celebrate? By honoring the influential women that have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

...Oh, and to serve up the reminder that women accounting for just over eight percent of Rock Hall inductees is simply inexcusable. (For a further breakdown of this, check out Evelyn McDonnell's exceptional piece "The Manhandling of Rock ‘N’ Roll History.")

John Sykes, the Rock Hall's new chairman after Rolling Stone/Rock Hall founder Jann Wenner stepped down as of January 1, 2020, said in countless interviews how the Rock Hall needs to evolve and diversify. It seems as though he's keeping his word. More women are being nominated and more women are being inducted. Tina Turner, Carole King and The Go-Go's were inducted as part of the 2021 class. Meanwhile, Annie Lennox, Dolly Parton, Pat Benatar and Carly Simon are members of the 2022 induction class. Hopefully, fans will see even more women make the cut in future classes.

Until then, scroll through the gallery. It features the remarkable women who have defied the odds to be recognized by the Rock Hall.

Aretha Franklin

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Inducted in 1987.


The Supremes (Diana Ross, Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson)

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Inducted in 1988.


Bessie Smith

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Inducted in 1989 in the Early Influences category.


Ma Rainey

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Inducted in 1990 in the Early Influences category.


Zola Taylor

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Inducted in 1990 with The Platters.


LaVern Baker

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Inducted in 1991.


Tina Turner

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Inducted in 1991 with Ike & Tina Turner.


Dinah Washington

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Inducted in 1993 in the Early Influences category.


Ruth Brown

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Inducted in 1993.


Etta James

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Inducted in 1993.


Cynthia Robinson & Rose Stone

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Inducted in 1993 with Sly & the Family Stone.


Donna Jean Godchaux

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Inducted in 1994 with the Grateful Dead.


Janis Joplin

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Inducted in 1995.


Martha and the Vandellas (Martha Reeves, Rosalind Ashford-Holmes, Annette Sterling-Helton, Lois Reeves, Betty Kelly)

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Inducted in 1995.


Gladys Knight

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Inducted in 1996 with Gladys Knight & the Pips


The Shirelles (Shirley Alston Reeves, Addie Harris, Doris Kenner Jackson, Beverly Lee)

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Inducted in 1996.


Maureen Tucker – Inducted in 1996 with The Velvet Underground

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Inducted in 1996 with The Velvet Underground.


Grace Slick

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Inducted in 1996 with Jefferson Airplane .


Mahalia Jackson

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Inducted in 1997 in the Early Influences category.


Joni Mitchell

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Inducted in 1997.


Christine McVie & Stevie Nicks

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Inducted in 1998 with Fleetwood Mac.


Cass Elliot & Michelle Phillips

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Inducted in 1998 with The Mamas & the Papas.


Dusty Springfield

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Inducted in 1999.


Cleotha Staples, Mavis Staples & Yvonne Staples

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Inducted in 1999 with The Staple Singers.


Billie Holiday

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Inducted in 2000 in the Early Influences category.


Bonnie Raitt

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Inducted in 2000.


Brenda Lee

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Inducted in 2002.


Tina Weymouth

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Inducted in 2002 with Talking Heads.


Chrissie Hynde

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Inducted in 2005 with The Pretenders.


Debbie Harry

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Inducted in 2006 with Blondie.


The Ronettes (Veronica, Estelle Bennett, Nedra Talley)

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Inducted in 2007.


Patti Smith

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Inducted in 2007.


Madonna

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Inducted in 2008.


Wanda Jackson

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Inducted in 2009  in the Early Influences category.


Agnetha Fältskog & Anni-Frid Lyngstad

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Inducted in 2010 with ABBA.


Darlene Love

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Inducted in 2011.


Claudette Rogers Robinson

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Inducted in 2012 with The Miracles.


Laura Nyro

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Inducted in 2012.


Ann & Nancy Wilson

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Inducted in 2013 with Heart.


Donna Summer

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Inducted in 2013.


Linda Ronstadt

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Inducted in 2014.


Patti Scialfa

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Inducted in 2014 with The E Street Band.


Joan Jett

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Inducted in 2015 with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts.


Joan Baez

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Inducted in 2017.


Nina Simone

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Inducted in 2018.


Sister Rosetta Tharpe

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Inducted in 2018 in the Early Influences category.


Janet Jackson

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Inducted in 2019.


Stevie Nicks

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Inducted as a solo artist in 2019. Nicks is also the first woman double inductee in Rock Hall history.


Whitney Houston

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Inducted in 2020.


Tina Turner

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Inducted as a solo artist in 2021.


Carole King

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Inducted as a solo artist in 2021.


The Go-Go's

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Inducted in 2021. (Was inducted as a songwriter with Gerry Goffin receiving the Ahmet Ertegun Award in 1990.)


Annie Lennox

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Inducted as a member of the Eurythmics in 2022.


Dolly Parton

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Inducted in 2022.


Pat Benatar

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Inducted with guitarist/songwriting partner Neil Giraldo in 2022.


Carly Simon

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Inducted in 2022.

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