
Krakatoa—Indonesian: “A Circus in your Mouth!”
Krakatoa co-owner John Anthony moved from Virginia to South Florida some twenty-two years ago (settling in Miami). Four-years ago
Krakatoa co-owner John Anthony moved from Virginia to South Florida some twenty-two years ago (settling in Miami). Four-years ago
I first met Troy Giorgio at Doris White’s Art N Form Gallery (120 S. 20th Avenue). Troy had just been
On the first day of the October chill I was seated stool-side at Nicks Bar & Grill on the
Eighty-six year old Dolores Kirby is every bit the wide-eyed, precocious, seductress she was 71-years ago when she won
Gertrude Stein would enjoy the wine and the bubbles poured liberally at the “Polk Street White House,” I suspect
Benny Torres’ baseball fate was sealed when he was 4-years old. On a spring day in 1999 at Pro
You’ve heard about cops and body cams—well, how about a detective with directorial experience—a filmmaker, right here in Hollywood!
The first time I moseyed up to an outdoor bar-stool at the Octopus (1942 Hollywood Blvd.), I noticed the
Salvatore “Sasa” Savarese took the long route to reach Hollywood. Born in Italy, he eventually moved to Venezuela (living
Photographer Clay Muneton met his artist wife Dahyana (featured in the previous bscene post) when she responded to a
Krakatoa co-owner John Anthony moved from Virginia to South Florida some twenty-two years ago (settling in Miami). Four-years ago
I first met Troy Giorgio at Doris White’s Art N Form Gallery (120 S. 20th Avenue). Troy had just been
On the first day of the October chill I was seated stool-side at Nicks Bar & Grill on the
Eighty-six year old Dolores Kirby is every bit the wide-eyed, precocious, seductress she was 71-years ago when she won
Gertrude Stein would enjoy the wine and the bubbles poured liberally at the “Polk Street White House,” I suspect
Benny Torres’ baseball fate was sealed when he was 4-years old. On a spring day in 1999 at Pro
You’ve heard about cops and body cams—well, how about a detective with directorial experience—a filmmaker, right here in Hollywood!
The first time I moseyed up to an outdoor bar-stool at the Octopus (1942 Hollywood Blvd.), I noticed the
Salvatore “Sasa” Savarese took the long route to reach Hollywood. Born in Italy, he eventually moved to Venezuela (living
Photographer Clay Muneton met his artist wife Dahyana (featured in the previous bscene post) when she responded to a
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