EVENTSWe are always hosting special events, such as our annual car show,craft beer tap takeovers, and live music on Monday nights. MUSIC MONDAYSeptember, 12 @ 7pm"This Old Engine"Allagash Brewery NightWednesday, September 14, 5pmfeaturing 8 Limited Release beers,Barr Hill Gin Cocktails, special menu inspired by the Allagash CookbookBeer Garden Open Friday & Saturday @ 430pmSunday at @ 2pmEnjoy a limited menu, 6 more draft lines, wine, cocktails and more!Please ask your server about our new collection of t-shirts and tanks!On sale now!$20 for tees/$15 for tanks FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM!There's been a costly divorce, a racist rant that led to his exile from the WWE and, of course, a sex tape that sits at the center of litigation that's spanned almost four years. On Saturday, even a simple autograph session that drew some of his most passionate fans nearly turned catastrophic. As fans awaited the former wrestler's arrival at Hogan's Beach Shop in Clearwater, Florida, a disquieting rumble sent the crowd into a panic.

Those who had lined up for the signing on the balcony above the store felt the floor beneath them sink, caused by an apparent building shift. Clearwater police ultimately evacuated the entire strip mall where the shop is located, causing the signing to be cut short. Despite the structural problem, the event still served as a relief from Hogan's legal drama. All week, he had listened to attorneys address him by his real name, Terry Bollea, during jury selection for his invasion of privacy trial against Gawker Media, which will begin in earnest on Monday. Hogan is suing Gawker for $100 million for publishing excerpts from one of his sex tapes in 2012. When he arrived at the store around noon on Saturday, Hogan was serenaded by chants of the name for which he's better known. "Real American" by Rick Derringer, the song that served as his entrance music during his wrestling career, blared on speakers set up outside. The crowd was awash in his signature red and yellow. A smaller number wore the black and white colors of Hogan's days as a wrestling heel.

There was no judgment here. "It's just sad," said Usman Butt, referring to the sex tape. " Let him have his fun. Let him do his thing. He entertained us all. Butt, 30, was one of hundreds who paid up to $100 for a ticket that entitled them to an autograph and a picture with Hogan. Property For Sale Eel Pie IslandHe drove nearly four hours from West Palm Beach to Clearwater, where Hogan lives. Second Hand Furniture Stores Buffalo Ny"You feel bad for the guy," he said of Hogan. White Wool Curtains"He's got to get this taken care of." Lance Ruban planned his family vacation around the event. He brought his wife and 2-year-old son down from Berkeley Heights, New Jersey. "We figured Hogan will be here, so might as well," he said. Ruban, 45, has been a diehard fan since the 1980s, and has been to dozens of wrestling events throughout the New York City area.

But he hasn't been following Hogan's case against Gawker very closely. "You know, I'm a fan of him, so I'm going to be on his side regardless," Ruban said. The crowd was largely white and male, and few seemed to have much familiarity with Gawker. An exception was Deon Clubbs, 33, who was visiting the area from northern Virginia to see his brother. Clubbs, who is black, has no ill-will toward Hogan over the wrestler's use of a racial epithet in a video that surfaced last summer. "I just feel like he was in a dark place in his life, and he just said some things that he probably didn't mean at the time," Clubbs said. Clubbs also thinks Hogan would have been wise to avoid a trial. "He should have left it alone," he said. The store, which Hogan opened in 2013, is a Hulkamaniac's utopia, replete with heavyweight belts, T-shirts and figurines. Flat screen televisions mounted on the walls beamed out highlights from Hogan's career. When Callum McLaren visits Clearwater from his native England during the winter months, he helps with the store's promotional efforts.

McLaren, 51, wore a red tank top and yellow boots to Saturday's event and rode a Hulkamania bicycle outside the store. McLaren said he's on a first name basis with "Terry." Ryan Aquilino, another store regular, said Hogan also recognizes him. Aquilino, 34, made his annual pilgrimage to the store from Atlanta on Saturday. A youth minister, Aquilino has been following the saga surrounding the sex tape. The footage posted by Gawker showed Hogan having sex with Heather Clem, then the wife of radio host Bubba "the Love Sponge" Clem. Bubba Clem gave his blessing to the tryst, a tawdry element to the story that Aquilino said happened before Hogan's spiritual awakening. "This was all in the past prior to him finding a new belief in God," Aquilino said. "He's really committed to the Lord." Men's Cross Country Off To 2015 American Athletic Conference Championship The Husky squad is looking to improve on a fourth-place finish from a season ago Before UConn: Competed at Governor Livingston High School in Berkeley Heights, N.J... 

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