Anthony Nicholas- Nick Flash's Alter Ego: Photo's by Charis Kirchheimer

Hi Everybody, I'm Anthony Nicholas and I think this Halloween is going be the best ever!

You see, just the other day, the most amazing thing happened to me... a girl actually said hello!!

For all my life I have been the victim of atomic wedgies, swirlies & ridicule just cause I'm different. I have never had a date in all my life!

This Halloween I am gonna try and change all that and ask out a special girl who is in my astro physics class. I'm getting her some pretty flowers and asking her to the halloween bash that my mommy is having at her house. My mom is so proud of me!! She even helped me pick out the flowers and everything.

Anyway... wish me luck. I hope she says yes and we get married!!

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Make sure you stop by and check out Nick Flash this halloween weekend.

I'll be Djing Thursday at Ill Bacio in Delray, Friday at Noche in PGA, and Saturday at "The Brazilian Court in Palm Beach

Photos by Charis Kirchheimer www.chariskirchheimer.com

How an idea became a reality- "beScene"

I'm a big believer that any dream you have can come true. I truly believe that anything is possible.

For me, I have alot of dreams. As a kid, my imagination ran wild and to this day it still keeps me motivated and as creative as ever.

Not to long ago, I met a girl at a Fashion show named Carla Caceres. Her passion is fashion and the arts. We began collaborating on photoshoots and brainstorming like crazy on projects we could do together.

Her knack for style and flair for leadership led me to believe that she could start her own magazine. I told her to start a blog and gather up some great writers and artists and sure enough, she did just that!! In less than a year she has assembled a group of talented writers, photographers and artists and is now launching the first issue of her very own magazine "beScene"!!

Although I am not as involved with this project as I was at first, expect there to be some great collaborations with Nick Flash & beScene in the future!

Untill then, RSVP now to this extraordinary magazine launch at SET nightclub Nov 7th. and remember, follow your dreams and they will come true!

The Suite Life at "The Brazilian Court"

Every Saturday you can catch I, Nick Flash, spinning at the sexiest hotel on all of Palm Beach Island, "The Brazilian Court"

The vibe is an eclectic mix of Disco, Motown, Jazz, Funk, Old school R&B & Rock & Roll.

Season is just weeks away and we have a bevy of flowing champagne, fashion, and beautiful people.

Call Deshon Allen @ 561.351.8042 to RSVP

Model- Christina Powers

Photo's By Nick Flash & Chad Andreo

Lighting By Chad Andreo

Make-Up by Rose Espanet

Hotel Suite- The Brando Suite & The Brazilian Court

Beat Street Breakdown by Murkem

Beat street.... All I can say is wow. A slightly dated but nonetheless fascinating snapshot of musical history. Beat Street is an urban musical detailing the roots of hip-hop. Set in early-1980s New York, the film focuses on the lives of a small group of young people setting their experiences against the larger backdrop of the city's burgeoning music scene. The story of up-and-coming DJ Kenny (Guy Davis) and his relationship with jazz musician Tracy (Rae Dawn Chong) may only be a device, but it's surprisingly effective, as is the ultimately tragic tale of graffiti artist Ramon (Jon Chardiet). The movie's real showcases the sounds of the street, so it's full of some of hip-hop's most influential names--Melle Mel, Doug E Fresh, Kool Moe Dee, the Rocksteady Crew, Jazzy Jeff, and Arthur Baker. And while the combination of electro and rapping may sound a little crude to modern ears, there can be no doubt that Beat Street is the sight and sound of history being made.Todays hip hop lacks almost every important element of what real hip hop is. This movie back-spun me to a time when hip hop was dope and larger than life. Hip hop is all about the lifestyle of Graffiti Writers, Break-Dancers, DJ's,MC's, and Beat Boxers. This oldie but goodie had me grooving, and shaking it all over my living room. Hip hop today is truly brain washing our youth, and it's only a matter of time before history comes around and repeats itself. I can't wait!

Birthdayz in Brickell

Last Sunday was my friend Jenny Perez birthday, so I went down to Segafredo's in Brickell to Celebrate!

Jenny is an outstanding Make-up artist, model, and artist. Check out some of her upcoming work in the new online magazine "beScene"

Happy Birthday Jenny!

I Hate Sean Reb

I Fucking Hate Sean Reb,

This douche-bag is the reason half the kids in this town sport silly ass blow-out's, wear Ed hardy T-shirts, and are forced to hear Lil-Wayne 20 times a night when they go to a club!

Although he does know some hot chicks and throw some pretty outrageous parties, this guy is such a tool bag!!

When you see him around West Palm or Miami, give him the middle finger!!

Make sure you get your I hate Sean Reb T- Shirt on sale soon!!

Also add him on facebook and call him a tool!!

Photo's by Nick Flash

Model- Jennifer Brackman

Make-up by Suzette Lacher & Rose Espinet

Editing & Concept by Sean Reb

Rose Espanet- Finding Emo

Meet Rose Espanet,

This girl is all around talented! She is an up and coming make-up artist, film editor & maybe even an actress.

She enjoy's reading books, eating grilled cheese sandwiches and french fries and also imitating vampires.

Stay tuned for some of Roses collaborations with me... Here are a few photo's I took of her.