The Bridge of San Luis Rey Is A Play to Die For
The Colony Theatre on Miami Beach is a gem of a building. From the terrazzo […]
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My Dysfunctional Home Is the Art Book Churchill’s Pub Deserves
Churchill’s Pub celebrates its 40th anniversary with a month’s worth of shows. The whole shebang […]
The Rolling Stones, Hurricane or Not, Gladly Took Miami’s $$$
So the Rolling Stones set out to do another jaunt across America for their umpteenth […]
That’s the Bag I’m In the New Book on Fred Neil the Folk Legend
Released earlier this month, That’s The Bag I’m In by Peter Lee Neff, is a […]
V Is for Victory When It Comes to All The V Words
South Florida was known for its suburban sprawl in the 1960’s and 1970’s. These years […]
The Rhythm Foundation Returns to Hollywood ArtsPark
I’ve been known as the “unofficial mayor of Hollywood” for decades. With a family tree […]
Las Nubes New Record “SMVT” Is Art for the Eyes and Ears
Las Nubes is Spanish for “the clouds.” It is pronounced in that dialect. It is […]
Buried Treasures of The Holy Terrors
What do you do when you are asked to relive your past? The beauty and […]
Jordan Reyes returns with New LP Close
American Dreams and American Damage are Jordan Reyes’ reality. Started solely as a distributor of […]
Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy Is the Must See Miami Play
As someone who was a teenager in the late 1970’s in South Florida I have […]
NAEMI Features Art From The Inside Out
On Saturday, March 16, Storefront Art Studio in Downtown Hollywood will be exhibiting and having […]
Terence Price II’s Photos Shine in “Dancing in the Absence of Pain”
Terence Price II is a humble, mild-mannered, quiet and thoughtful soul. I came across him […]
Mr. Entertainment on New Record Good Black Medicine Here
In 2015 we were on the verge of releasing Book of Guinnesses, our first full-length […]