Category Archives: Neighborhoods

Porn Star from Dundalk Gets His Own City Paper Column

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Scott Huffines

Dundalk’s Prodigal Porn Star Writes Home By Kurt Lockwood (Baltimore City Paper, 5/20/2013) I grew up in the Dundalk area of town and graduated from Patapsco High School way back in 1988. I’m a Baltimore Boy through and through – … Continue reading →

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Marble Bar Redux returns to SoWeBo 2013

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Tom Warner

I’m really looking forward to this year’s Memorial Weekend highlight, the 30th annual SoWeBohemian Arts & Music Festival (aka the SoWeBo Arts & Music Festival or, simply, The SoWeBo Fest) on Sunday May 26. Mainly because not only will the … Continue reading →

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Guy Fieri visits Sip & Bite in Fell’s Point

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Tom Warner

Grating goofball gourmet Guy Fieri (you know, the guy with the gruff throat-cancer voice trying way too hard to be cool with his SoCal Porn Star Look – dyed-blond hair, tats, earrings, Oakley wrap-around shades – and his shirt worn … Continue reading →

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Adult-themed festival planned in Canton causes controversy

Posted on May 6, 2013 by Scott Huffines

Touch of Flavor Festival’ to discuss erotic bondage, offer nudity (WBAL-TV, 5/3/2013) A racy adult-themed convention is coming to a popular Baltimore-owned arena, but its controversial topics has some angry, and the city is responding. Organizers of the Touch of Flavor … Continue reading →

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Lost City: The Regent Theater

Posted on April 25, 2013 by Scott Huffines

(Maryland Historical Society, 3/21/2013) The theaters, night clubs, and restaurants that once made Pennsylvania Avenue Baltimore’s center for African-American entertainment are today a receding memory. In the segregated Baltimore of the early to mid twentieth century, the Avenue was where … Continue reading →

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