Latest round of anti-abortion legislation gets a push in Harrisburg
Samantha Melamed
Posted 01/27/2012
Proponents of so-called "Right to Know" bill hope to move quickly on legislation that would require ultrasounds before abortions.
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REEL TIME: Glenn Close wears a strap-on and Katherine Heigl squeezes out another poopfest
Josh Middleton
Posted 01/27/2012
With the help of City Paper film critics, Josh Middleton counts down this weekend's eight new-movie releases, including One for the Money, Albert Nobbs and Man on a Ledge.
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SNACK TIME: Thar be dragon desserts, whiskey into water, international fast food, eating only chicken nuggets for 15 years = not good for you, pork stops nosebleeds, pizza saves the day, and Starbucks is progressive.
Alexandra Weiss
Posted 01/27/2012
- Bake Happy shows us how to make fondant dragon toppers for our Chinese New Year cupcakes with this simple recipe. All you need is an art degree, a...
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