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The “Beef Wave”
The Beef Wave, approx. 1993. Photo courtesy of Kelly Hewitt-Hunt via Flickr.com Pizza Delivered Straight To The Bow By Joe Nawrozki, Baltimore Sun Staff Writer August 17, 1995 Michael Zinkhan is hunkered down in his small Zodiac boat as it … Continue reading
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Baltimore Street Whores: A Shopper’s Guide
by Robin Miller There is a bar on Wilkens Avenue in Southwest Baltimore that has one customer and one bartender in it on a Wednesday afternoon. The two men are sipping beer and discussing the decline of the Orioles when … Continue reading
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Baltimore: Pivot Point of the East Coast
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Bump and Grind
Photography by J.M. Giordano The wild ones: Neo-burlesque performers Trixie Little and the Evil Hate Monkey have sparked a revival of vintage striptease acts. But burlesque, some say, never really left Baltimore in the first place. Bump and Grind What … Continue reading
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