By Rachel Galvin The 17th annual Festival of the Arts BOCA kicked off on Friday, March 3 with a performance of the Festival Orchestra Boca playing the soundtrack of the Disney movie “Fantastia,” which played on the large screen behind…
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Red Dress, Dress Red Spices Up Dania Beach & Raises Awareness
Photos and Story By Rachel Galvin The Red Dress, Dress Red Gala on Feb. 4 was hot, hot, hot… spicing up the Design Center of the Americas (DCOTA) in Dania Beach unlike anything that had been seen there before. Guests,…
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Film Review: Along comes a spider… “Holy Spider’s” grisly tale hits very close to home
By Rachel Galvin As the streets of Iran have erupted with protestors enraged at the killing of a 22-year-old woman who dared to show a little too much hair from beneath her head scarf, a film called “Holy Spider” comes…
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Palm Con brings comic book lovers & more to West Palm Beach
By Rachel Galvin Cosplayers and comic book aficionados flocked to The Palm Beach County Comic Book & Collectibles Show (Palm Con) on September 17th at the Palm Beach Convention Center in West Palm Beach. Martin Pierro’s latest creation was bigger…
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Sips & Sounds
Pictured: Mary Csar, executive director of the Schmidt Boca Raton Historical Museum, with performers: Joanna Marie Kaye, executive director from the Festival of the Arts BOCA, who sang with Rick Krive, on keyboards/ vocals, and Scot Klarman on saxophone, vocals….
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Film Review: “My Name is Sara”
By Rachel Galvin As World War II rages and Jews are being rounded up by Nazis, a young 13-year-old Polish Jewish girl named Sara and her brother are instructed by their parents to escape before it is too late. As…
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Film Review: “How to Please a Woman”
By Rachel Galvin Photos by from Michelle Shwarzstein (Brainstorm Media) In the new Australian film “How to Please a Woman,” directed by Renee Webster, Gina (Sally Phillips) is a frustrated woman in her 50s in an unsatisfying marriage and unappreciated…
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Film Review: “Tiger 24”
By Rachel Galvin They may not be officially the king of the jungle, but being bigger than lions, with its bright orange fur with white and black stripes, the stately tiger certainly makes his presence known in the forest. The…
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TBT Magazine Launch brings celebs to Boca Raton
By Rachel Galvin (Photo above: Celebs, local dignitaries & the Berman Law Group team enjoyed the TBT Magazine Launch on April 14 at The Addison in Boca Raton.) The Addison in Boca Raton, FL was abuzz Thursday night, April 14,…
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What ever happened to The Automat? New documentary uncovers this lost gem
By Rachel Galvin (Pictured above: The Automat appealed to everyone, including stars like Audrey Hepburn). Affordable, futuristic, fascinating, convenient… these are just some of the adjectives that describe a culinary idea that was brought from Europe to Philadelphia in 1902….
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