The bartenders at these local haunts are pulling out a few tricks to make the old feel new again SRQ Review | November 2021 Through Brit Mattie In restaurants Sensitive to its namesake, the former is one of the oldest mixed drinks in the cocktail canon. A dated and adoredRead More →
Filmmaker Theo Love directs “treasure huntersa feature documentary based on the New York Magazine article “The Great 21st-Century Treasure Hunt”. netflix will distribute the documentary, with Vox Media Studios and Nomadica Films set to produce. More variety Benjamin Wallace wrote the article which inspired the non-fiction film, released in NovemberRead More →
Zaza brings back the practical pizzaz to lasagna. SRQ Review | November 2021 Through Brit Mattie In restaurants Big-city power couple Zaza Italian Comfort Food Franco and Mia Gatto are settling into family life in Sarasota with their Classica and Verde outlets. Photo taken by Wyatt Kostygan. In the cityRead More →
At Kookies & Kream Sarasota, every day is a throwback to the 90s. SRQ Review | November 2021 Through Chloe Cuyler In restaurants Eric Koenreich in his new retro confection Kookies & Kream, shot by Wyatt Kostygan The nineties. An era of MTV music video marathons, video game arcades andRead More →
Art Center Sarasota’s new executive director emphasizes collaboration and community impact as the way forward. SRQ Review | November 2021 Through Phil Lederer in visual arts Meet the Art Center Sarasota’s new Executive Director, Kinsey Robb. Photo by Wyatt Kostygan Fresh from the “mega-galleries” of New York, Kinsey Robb leftRead More →
Weverse Magazine published the latest article titled B+, detailing BTS collaborations from the start, and writer Randy Suh didn’t mince words. The writer has cast a shadow over the Hollywood music industry for its patterns of ignored racism, deliberately avoiding meaningful conversations, the Asian Grammy artist snub and more. AfterRead More →
Chayhana Vostok brings Central Asian cuisine to Tamiami Trail SRQ Review | November 2021 Through André Fabien In restaurants Chayhana Vostok, 4242 S Tamiami Trl., Sarasota, 941-923-5919. Photograph by Wyatt Kostygan A strong breeze blows snow on the dirt road from Tashkent to Samarkand. Silk traders pull up their hoodsRead More →
Through troubled waters, Dominiq Art pays homage to nature with surfboards of endangered animal species. SRQ Review | November 2021 Through Brit Mattie in visual arts Artist and activist Dominika Zabczyk. All photographs by Wyatt Kostygan Five mermaid surfboards make up the ‘Tribute to Nature’ series, marvelous creatures and theRead More →
It looks like a portal to another world, the central star flaring out and eclipsed by prismatic crystalline structures giving way to pseudo-topographic network and shadow layers. On the one hand, the effect is cosmic, evoking vast infinitudes, emergence. On the other hand, it feels almost intimate and intrusive, asRead More →
Kimberly-Clark’s sales of $5 billion in the third quarter of 2021 were up 7% from a year earlier. Changes in exchange rates increased sales by 1% and the net impact of the acquisition of Softex Indonesia and discontinued operations in conjunction with the 2018 global restructuring program increased sales byRead More →
Curt G. Joa, Inc. introduces its patent-pending ESC-8 technology, the latest innovation in product size change flexibility. ESC-8 technology increases product and insert combination capabilities, electronic size change capabilities, and speed. Offering annual savings on material costs and size change hardware replacement, ESC-8 technology can be integrated into existing machines,Read More →
Reacting to a recent story on India’s technology-based governance in a renowned magazine and the digital divide that is highlighted, the government claimed on Wednesday that the article is “inaccurate and biased”, “betrays a serious lack of journalistic diligence ”and“ even contradicts past reports ”in this publication. Taking note ofRead More →
In 1999, an American magazine predicted the Amazon stock market crash, calling founder Jeff Bezos a mere “middleman”. Now, nearly a decade after the article was published, Bezos – who is among the richest people in the world – reshuffled the news clipping. The article titled “Amazon.bomb” appeared in theRead More →
Radio Ink Magazine, a radio industry trade publication, reached out to Melissa Herrboldt, owner of KXLG radio, to find out how she went from receiving and helping with promotions to becoming the station’s local owner. KXLG radio. A core value of Melissa’s mission is to keep KXLG truly local andRead More →
Forty-one students from the Civil Engineer Corps Officers School (CECOS) Basic Class 271 concluded the expeditionary phase of the pipeline during a five-day Field Training Exercise (FTX) in the field Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu on September 23. FTX challenges future Civil Engineer Corps (CEC) officers to function asRead More →
Ten Ringling College of Art and Design Illustration students tell the stories of ten inspiring female artists to create a comic book series for the Smithsonian American Art Museum. SRQ Review | October 2021 Through Brittany Mattie in visual arts BECAUSE OF ITS HISTORY. The words are the name ofRead More →
Rosemary Art and Design District hopes to create a new identity at the intersection of history, art and placemaking. SRQ Review | October 2021 Through André Fabien in visual arts Walter Gilbert posing in front of the RADD mural, a replica of an iconic photograph of Willie B. Rogers leaningRead More →
Approximately 145 professionals in product development, materials science and new technologies gathered for the 11th edition of the RISE—Research, Innovation & Science for Engineered Fabrics conference, held virtually from September 28-30. The event was co-hosted by INDA, the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry Association, the Nonwovens Institute and North Carolina State University.Read More →
Former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh released a statement through a spokesperson in response to a recent People magazine article about his marriage to his late wife, Margaret. On the night of June 7, Murdaugh reported discovering the bodies of his wife, Margaret, 52, and his youngest son, Paul, 22,Read More →