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Category Archives: 1990s
The Comical Cal Ripken Bio-Comic
In honor of Cal Ripkin’s 54th birthday this past August 24, Dan Glickman posted highlights from Baseball Superstars Comics’s 1992 bio-comic on Junior to his web site The Baseball Continuum (baseballcontinuum.com). Bizarre Baseball Culture: A Cal Ripkin Bio-Comic By Dan … Continue reading
Posted in 1980s, 1990s, Baltimorons, Celebrities, Orioles, Sports
Tagged Baseball Superstars Comics, cal ripkin jr.
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City Paper “Best of Baltimore” 1994
The Baltimore Scene 20 years ago… Running into Madney Carlisle, the social butterfly formerly known as Madenney Schhhmadenney, at a recent cookout (as shown below)… …made me dig through my back pages to find the City Paper “Best of Baltimore” … Continue reading
A Women’s History Month Salute to Suzi Suzuki
Baltimore or Less honors National Women’s History Month by profiling the remarkable Suzi Suzuki, the San Francisco-based singer and retired adult film star who was featured in one of the most popular episodes of Atomic TV in the late ’90s. … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, Atomic TV, Entertainment, Sex, Vices
Tagged adult film, atomic tv, east coast video show, suzi suzuki, women's history month
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The Beatings Recall ’90s Balto Rock Days
[The following “Gigs from Hell” excerpt by Adam Turkel of local band The Beatings recalls the Baltimore music club scene of the late ’90s, name-checking the city’s bands and venues like Memory Lane, The Cultured Pearl (1984-1998), and the then-new … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, Baltimorons, Music, Nightspots, Punk / New Wave, Roadside Attractions, Uncategorized
Tagged akira, cultured pearl, ej buggs, Gigs from hell, hal daddy's, sleazegrinder, the beatings, the zu
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