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atlantic city isn’t just bars and noise. it’s the moments between strangers, the small talk that turns human. that’s where the real city lives.

tony scott wrote an elegy for billie holiday in swank magazine back in 1960. i found it sixty some years later at an estate sale in cherry hill, still pulsing with warmth and grief. i'd like to share that with you today. billie holiday spent time in atlantic city during the years when kentucky avenue was alive with jazz. club harlem was the center of it all, a black-owned venue that drew legends from across the country, including ella fitzgerald, cab calloway, duke ellington,

Sarah Holt reflects on Molly Ringworm’s deep Atlantic City roots and the band’s evolution through late-night bar gigs and pizza-fueled rituals at Tony’s Baltimore Grill. She describes Perfect Dog as their most honest sound yet -- a record about surrendering control and finding freedom in imperfection.

where to eat, sleep, and be merry..... stevie is performing at historic boardwalk wall on october 18th. friday night arrive. check in...

let’s get creative this year. halloween doesn’t have to be serious or sexy or even make total sense. you can be funny, weird, or built...

In researching my article on Atlantic City's occult origins for Diving Horse Issue 3, I came up with far more material(s) than expected...

we made a playlist. for getting dressed. for drinking something warm in a cold can.. for walking too far in the wrong shoes. for leaning...