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Amid a flurry of sale rumors, Philly's Metro turns 8. Will the free daily make it to the decade mark? by G.W. Miller III
Photographs by Michael Persico • Video by Cassidy Hartmann
“Come on, people!” Brenda Bowens barks.… » more |
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Almost 12 years after their wonderfully warped debut Fuzzy Logic, and
it’s hard to think of any of Super Furry Animals’ U.K. contemporaries who’ve been able
to match them for sheer consistency, ambition and twisted pop thrills. Pulp are gone.
Blur came close, but fell victim to ego and ennui.… » more |
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An unassuming amateur paleontologist shuns the limelight. by Morgan A. Zalot
To anyone driving along scenic Pennsylvania Route 120, which winds through the
north-central part of the state between Lock Haven and Ridgway, Red Hill looks like just
another wall of rocks along the highway.
But to Academy of Natural Sciences paleontologist Dr. Ted Daeschler, who worked there
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Were it not for the heavy coats and the piercing cold, they could just as well be setting up a barbecue in the parking lot
of the African American Museum. Several long tables are covered in aluminum pans of donated food, a U-Haul truck is filled
with blankets and clothes. There’s more food set up inside an inflatable tent where… » more |
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PW sits down with the director and producer of Teeth. by Matt Prigge
The idea of pop-art behemoth Roy Lichtenstein’s son becoming an actor—i.e.,
interpreting other people’s work rather than creating his own—always seemed a bit off.
Yet for two decades, that’s just what Mitchell Lichtenstein did—albeit for such
filmmaking titans as… » more |
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Top 10 indications that Ani DiFranco likes Philly better than Atlantic City. by Jeffrey Barg
10) House of Blues at the Showboat, Friday night: room for dancing. Electric Factory,
Saturday night: sold out.
9) First words to the Atlantic City crowd: “Is anybody actually from here?” First
words to Philly: “I’m so excited to be playing in the city,” as opposed
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I’m off to hang with American right-wingers obsessed with the
threat of Islamic terrorism. I’m walking up the long, leafy driveway to the New Covenant
Church in Mt. Airy where I’ll sit in a huge and horribly overheated theater, under a
looming cross, surrounded by… » more |
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Silenced
The world is a little less interesting without Glenn Reitz in it.
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Recipe — Yakitori
Nigori sake can be used to prepare this recipe, and then served alongside the finished dish. Serves two.
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