By Peter Covino

Lifestyles Editor

Who would have thought that Abraham Lincoln was actually funny?

All of those schoolboy impressions seem to make the 16th president a supremely serious individual, with the weight of the nation and a horrible, never-ending Civil War on his shoulders.

Lincoln (Daniel Day-Lewis) still carries the weight of the country on his impressive frame in the Steven Spielberg film, just out on Blu-ray/DVD, but he is also shown as a man who loves to tell stories and get others to laugh.

It’s time fo the Wine & Seafood Festvial at the Lakeridge Winery and Vineyards.

This is the fifth year for the popular event which features seafood, music and of course, wine from the winery.

By Peter Covino
Lifestyles Editor

If you lived in a college dorm room in the late 1960s chances are you had a Peter Max poster hanging on the wall.

It pretty much went with the territory.

Now, one of the most famous artists of that era, Peter Max, is coming to Orlando in April  accompanying an exhibition of his new Master Series, a collection of works interpretive works of Vincent Van Gogh, Monet, Pablo Picasso, Renoir, and Edgar Degas, conceived in Max’s signature style and color.

By Peter Covino

Lifestyles Editor

Argo deservedly won best picture at this year’s Academy Awards presentations, but no film in 2012 is a greater piece of cinema than Life of Pi.

It is a stunning achievement and definitely makes the list of a “ten most wanted” Blu-ray list.

By Peter Covino
Lifestyles Editor

You are going to need a bigger appetite.

Chuy’s Tex-Mex has arrived in Osceola County,  and it is not for the faint of heart when it comes to eating.