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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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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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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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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By Rachel Galvin A conglomeration of cultures was presented to attendees at Seatrade Cruise Global, held April 25-28. Being there was like being welcomed to the world. Different cities and countries were represented. More than 500 exhibitors had “booths” there,…
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Eat District serves up a tasty bowl of yellow rice, chicken, green beans and choice of sauce. By Rachel Galvin On Saturday night, May 7, the bon vivants of Boca Raton and beyond flocked to The Boca Raton to indulge…
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Backdrop is from “North by Northwest.” By Rachel Galvin These days, the background in movies is often created digitally or using green screen. In the last issue of “Independent Streak Magazine,” that topic was covered with a spotlight toward cutting…
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Photo of curator Ariella Wollens talking about art exhibit, as attendee looks on. By Rachel Galvin After being postponed due to COVID-19, Funding Arts Broward was thrilled to be back for its 5th annual “Black & White: A Night At…
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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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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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