Archive: July, 2008

Things We See: Cirque Du Soleil rainbow

POSTED: Tuesday, July 1, 2008, 5:05 PM

Things We See happens when we take pictures of weird things with our cellphones. Not to be confused with Jeff Deeney’s “Today I Saw,” which has actual societal value.

There's a Kooza at the end of that rainbow

Photo | Brian Howard

Yes, this is a very old photo because as you and I both know, Cirque Du Soleil's blue and gold Kooza tents have long since vacated their Broad and Washington digs. But I stumbled upon the shot while cleaning out my camera phone and thought, what with the big tops, the rainbow and Ray King's Philadelphia Beacon, it was too sweet not to post just because of it being five weeks old or whatever.

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Kooza Rainbow

POSTED: Tuesday, July 1, 2008, 5:02 PM

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Cirque Rainbow

POSTED: Tuesday, July 1, 2008, 4:55 PM

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PHILLY LOVE NOTES: An ode to Spruce Street
Q&A with SHARI SOLANIS: "The goal isn't pornography"
ICE CUBE: In Memoriam: Joe Tartaglia
CONCERT REVIEW & PHOTOS: James Blake @ TLA 5/11
What we're trying to do this weekend
SEXY TIME Q&A: I've never had an orgasm during sex with a man — and I'm 30!
Coming soon to Philly: Two cockamamie movie promotion schemes
Q&A with Tony Goldwyn: "Life is gray, and relationships are, too"
CONCERT REVIEW: Primus (3D & quadraphonic sound) @ The Tower 10/17
ICEPACK ILLUSTRATED: The Archbishop meets the Geator, the Mayor goes suit shopping, Le Bec Fin fin.

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