Victor Angelo  is a San Diego artist who has exhibited internationally.  Some of his recent art is viewable from your car window.  Using utility boxes as his canvas, Victor paints his street art at locations around the city. [Continued] Read more on-line or on the...

Reflections on the Bohemian Paris Outside my window was Paris. I was half asleep after a night of celebration and Champagne. In my hand was Bohemian Paris by Jerrold Seigel, one of my few resolutions for the New Year. I was proud to be starting a new year without a hangover.  Seigel’s book...

It was a brisk autumn day. Scarlett Johannson walked unnoticed across the Brooklyn Bridge, wrapped in a cashmere coat, sunglasses wrapped around her famous silhouette and hat pulled low over her flowing red hair.  Only a few looked up to see her.  She was stunning and I could not believe...

Even before I could figure out Thanksgiving, a cadre of shopping enthusiasts were upon me, urging me to their annual Day On the Town event this coming Black Friday. Hordes of sites and stores will be reducing prices in an attempt to boot themselves out of a dismal couple of years.  This cadre...

Mobile bohemianism has evolved from the advances in cell phones and how phones are being used these days.  Interestingly, the actual number of minutes that cell phones are used is leveling out, with the time per call dropping from 3.13 minutes per call in 2007 to 1.81 minutes.  That’s down...

With the release of a book of short stories, a controversial exhibition of his artwork, simultaneous advanced degree programs in progress and his rumored role in the upcoming film The  Iceman, you’d think that James Franco would have little time for life’s little pleasures.   All during...