Gabrielle Calise
Life and Culture Reporter at Tampa Bay Times
@TB_Times culture, music + nostalgia reporter with a soft spot for Florida history + oddities 🌴 Editor + writer, @a24's 'Florida!' book. 📖 @UFJschool alum 🐊
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1 week ago |
siouxcityjournal.com | Gabrielle Calise
Madison Marilla loves brightly colored eyeshadow, sewing outfits for her American Girl dolls and decorating for Christmas. The Tampa Bay, Florida, woman runs a beaded jewelry business, Madizen, and could easily win any Disney trivia contest she enters. But this time last year, she was lonely. So when Netflix offered Marilla the opportunity to find her prince, she signed up.
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2 weeks ago |
centrotampabay.com | Gabrielle Calise |Michelle Stark
Los calurosos y pegajosos días del verano de Florida están aquí, y ya es hora de sumergirse en agua refrescante. No todos estamos bendecidos con una piscina en el jardín o con amigos que viven en complejos de apartamentos de lujo con comodidades en la azotea. Pero no hace falta ser turista para darse un chapuzón en resorts y hoteles en toda la región de Tampa Bay.
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2 weeks ago |
tampabay.com | Gabrielle Calise |Michelle Stark
The sweltering, sticky days of Florida summer are here, and it’s about time that you jump into some refreshing water. We aren’t all blessed with a backyard pool or friends who live in swanky apartment complexes with rooftop amenities. But you don’t have to be a tourist to take a dip at resorts and hotels across the Tampa Bay region. We rounded up some of our favorite ways to indulge in a pool day, including spots with great amenities and places to eat onsite.
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2 weeks ago |
chippewa.com | Gabrielle Calise
TELEVISION| Q&AMadison Marilla loves brightly colored eyeshadow, sewing outfits for her American Girl dolls and decorating for Christmas. The Tampa Bay, Florida, woman runs a beaded jewelry business, Madizen, and could easily win any Disney trivia contest she enters. But this time last year, she was lonely. So when Netflix offered Marilla the opportunity to find her prince, she signed up.
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3 weeks ago |
yoursun.com | Gabrielle Calise
TAMPA — Madison Marilla loves brightly colored eyeshadow, sewing outfits for her American Girl dolls and decorating for Christmas. The Tampa Bay woman runs a beaded jewelry business, Madizen, and could easily win any Disney trivia contest she enters. But this time last year, she was lonely. So when Netflix offered Marilla the opportunity to find her prince, she signed up. kAm|2C:==2[ af[ 492C>65 G:6H6CD 5FC:?8 96C D62C49 7@C 4@>A2?:@?D9:A @?
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