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Bedrock's Grand Re-Opening - June 27, 2008

Fri, 11 Jul 2008 17:30:30 UT

Take a peak at the pictures from the grand re-opening!

Palma's Grand Opening - July 3, 2008

Dan Seubert — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 16:39:57 UT

Want to see what the grand opening looked like? SĒN Baltimore's cameras were on hand. Check it out!

Definitly Art...>

Jose Torres — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:12:17 UT

The art gallery once known as DB5K is now Definition Gallery.

Nightlife with Ultra Naté

Jose Torres — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 16:05:06 UT

When asked what attributes in music shake her soul, Baltimore’s own queen of dance music Ultra Naté says, “I like melodic edgy music with a lot of vocals –lusciously produced.”

Smile, Hon, You're In Baltimore!

Fri, 30 May 2008 13:31:31 UT

BALTIMORE - Eight-Stone Press (ESP) Editor William P. Tandy shows a
little skin as he reads from ESP's recently published tattoo story
collection, Skin Deep, on the next edition of WYPR's The Signal

Tags: Baltimore, Hon, Press, Skin, Tattoo

SĒN Baltimore, Number 4

Sun, 25 May 2008 15:14:58 UT

Ultra Naté, Morphius' David Andler, Where to go on a first date, Drinking Class take you on a trip up Charles street, Salsa, The Charm City Roller Girls and much more!

Tags: SEN Baltimore Number 4

Five First Bites

Sun, 25 May 2008 14:54:31 UT

There is nothing better than hearing a yes! when asking that possible special someone out for the first time. Elation! High spirits! Now the question is where to go to capture and maintain the spirit of the moment? Our charm city has no shortage of fine eateries but which ones can lay claim to the top spots for wooing and nurturing a budding romance? The choice of where to go is perhaps even more important that what to wear. Your choice speaks for you in ways that may not always seem apparent.

SEN Re-launch Party at Red Maple

Mon, 19 May 2008 01:16:49 UT

Last Friday night, the stylish and vogue came out to party with Baltimore’s a la mode.

Tags: Baltimore, Fashion, Maple, Red, Social, Style

Red Hot - Red Maple!

Malanie Richardson — Fri, 09 May 2008 19:20:11 UT

After adjusting your eyes to the dimness upon entering Red Maple nightclub, you see retro, gas-lit fireplaces on your left and illuminating faces of crowds seated on backless cushioned seats.

Glam, Bam, You Looked Slammin' Mam Lastnight @ The DEN!

Steve Chau — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 23:45:53 UT

Baltimore glam is alive and well, a treat for those who care to find it. It was a Saturday, first of March to be exact, just had dinner and looking a place to sweat of a couple pounds off of the groove thing, question is, where to go? If you’re in the know and you know Heidi of HeidNSeek entertainment, she’d point to the Den, host of this years’, “Glam Rock Hair and Fashion Spectacle”. Beautiful people, good tunes cranking, and all the liquor you care to take in, now that’s a good time.

Tags: charles village, lounge

Sushi San Attitude

Steve Chau — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:05:59 UT

I was greeted with, “come on feel the noise,” by Quiet Riot at the door. Felt the noise I did and felt the vibe too, it was sure good, the vibe that is. There were plenty of pretty people at the bar engaging in thoughtful chatter. Large red round Asian lanterns hung from the ceiling giving the place a soft mellow glow. Straight lines and dark wood set the theme for furniture and décor, contemporary, elegant and bold. This wasn’t your usual sushi bar, this was Sushi Ra!

Tags: restaurants, sushi

Bringing The Brutality at Brass Monkey with The Barn, Anebria, Goatbag: 2/23/08

Barrett King — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:15:02 UT

Metal from the back roads is coming. Be prepared.

Tags: Anebria, Baltimore, Brass Monkey, concerts, Fell's Point, Goatbag, metal, The Barn

Angels Rock Bar at Baltimore's Power Plant Live

Barrett King — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 16:15:02 UT

Angels Rock Bar: Dance the night away to rock music and lascivious behavior.

Tags: Angels Rock Bar, Baltimore, Power Plant Live

Honey I'm going to Roy's!

Steve Chau — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 19:29:42 UT

Chef Roy Yamaguchi of Roy's reminds me of Josquin Des Prez (c.1450-1521). Des Prez was a musical genius, a visionary thinker, a person who defied convention to create a new fusion of sounds which elevated his craft to which some may call sublime. Back in Des Prez's days, church music was just simply chants (Gregorian), all monotones. Nothing wrong with chants, it served its purpose, mainly to teach scriptures, but after a while I would imagine it to be, well? monotonous. Des Prez must have certainly recognized this and to his credit, he challenge the status quo (the church) of the day and introduced harmonies and melodies which really kicked things up a notch, thus ushering in a new era of pious music, baroque to be more precise.

Phở, a kind of soul food

Steve Chau — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 15:08:57 UT

My mother would say, “I’m hungry for some pho,” and right on cue my dad would get up, go upstairs, put on his going out clothes, and I would follow right behind him. Moments later we would meet out at the car and off we went. Out of our drive way we would head south down Federal street to a nondescript single family home located on an ordinary street in a typical suburban neighborhood. Once there we would all file out, knock on the door and was thusly escorted down to the basement were other like minded Vietnamese were gathered. One long table was set up in the middle of the room that accommodated perhaps fifteen to twenty happy noodle slurping patrons seated quite closely to one another. The close proximity didn’t really seem to bother anybody, once you’re in your world of pho; nothing else really seems to matter. After a short while three seats became available, once seated we proceed to order. My brother would come along too but he was too little for a seat so he sat on my mother’s lap, “no space to spare,” the lady would always say. I always got the same thing, Phở Tái, Bò Viên (rare beef with meatballs).

Tags: food, Pho, restaurants, Vietnamese