He’s brilliant, and snarky (his word), but Anthony Bourdain has made himself quite a living eating & traveling, so you really have to give him some credit. His show has added a new twist, now he’s ROASTING, but this time it’s other TV Foodies! Even though I’m not addicted to TV Food Network stuff, “Cake [...]
by Mickey Muridea It’s hard to believe that on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Wynton Marsalis will turn 50, I still remember my first time I saw Wynton with his own band perform in 1982 in Charlotte, NC. This evening they celebrate the work of Wynton with the performance with special guests and the Jazz at [...]
by Joseph Terrazas My hometown team, The Kansas City Royals won the World Series in “85″ so the winning and losing managers of the previous World Series manage the teams. This was Dick Howser’s last game to manage as he was coming down with brain cancer. You could tell cause in news conferences he was [...]
by Jonathan H. Duke Gardens is what old real money is all about. Anytime we’re talking about 2000+ acres of manicured this, and scuplted that – you can’t help but wish you had of taste of what of it must have been like if your daddy had founding the American “freakin” Tobacco Company – politcal [...]
By Mike B. This one’s got a little of everything. Basketball, Love, Revenge, Sushi and more. All wrapped up in a tidy story told by Mike about what we assume MUST have been his last day at work for these guys! Enjoy
by Karen Kritzer I was 16 and working at Wallich’s Music City. Cal Jam was touted as “The Ultimate Concert Experience” and expected to break records as far as attendance & ticket sales. It cost a whopping $10 to see Emerson Lake & Palmer, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Black Oak Arkansas, Earth Wind & Fire, [...]
by Matt P. In the summer the wasn’t – at least there was one day that WAS. You can’t get much better than this – a day that included summer sun, family, boats, lobsters – and all in October. If you’re not from the Northeast – you may not be aware of our wet, wet [...]
by Donald Mallard This was the my second time in the new GIANT stadium, not Met Life. It was the hottest day that I every when to a football game sunny and 82 degree and we were sitting in the sun for the whole game. I have now sat in the cheap seats upstairs and [...]
by Joseph Terrazas Ferroe and percussionist Ray Cooper, tossed Rythems around with consummate ease. They traded licks during “Sunshine of your love”. This Concert was to good for some of us to possibly enjoy them at home off our Albums or Cd’s. It was Dreamy Perfection.There were so may examples of Clapton’s genius it was [...]
by Gary S. At 11:43 pm on Thursday, October 6 Major League Baseball announce the rest of the 2011 baseball season will canceled as they was no reason to play it. Nova gave up 2 home runs in the 1st and Sabathia gave up 1 more run in the 5th. The Yankees left 11 men [...]
