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After an Election Day colored by low voter turnout, it’s natural to wonder exactly who did show up at the polls. Analysis of past voting data and...
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Rodney Anonymous reviews Os Mutantes' latest release
Words are hardly sufficient to capture how painfully retro this CD is.
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Restaurants opening, closing and pending.
A Northern European restaurant comes to East Passyunk, a joint doughnut/salad stall arrives at Reading Terminal and more.
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City Paper's First Friday hitlist.
Bluestone Fine Art Gallery | Salon 1522 | Bridgette Mayer Gallery
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Madness at Mac's Tavern, movie stars on bikes and more.
It may not always be sunny in Philadelphia, but things are certainly getting heated where Mac’s Tavern is concerned. Looking to create a second...
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Julie Crist knows a thing or two about the school-cafeteria staple.
“Our faculty... are recognized as some of the most esteemed thought-leaders in their industries,” boasts the slogan above Julie Crist’s...
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Alison Dell reviews Wangechi Mutu's exhibit at the Leonard Pearlstein Gallery
This survey of Mutu's work is super-thoughtful, critical and beautiful.
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A lengthy hiatus was inevitable for K’s Choice. Despite major acclaim in their native Belgium, the band failed to hold Americans’ attention after “Not an Addict” peaked at No. 5...
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Horror fiction goes through a supernatural renaissance.
You can get a lot of mileage out of breaking established rules. And the more rigid the rules, the bigger the impact. Think about, say, the glittering...
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Julia West on Philly's sartorial happenings.
It’s time, men, to suit up. Suitsupply has made the long journey from Amsterdam to Philly, and is settling in nicely at a corner location in Rittenhouse...
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Like all other music lovers, fans of the classical genre are prone to the rather silly game of ranking performers and composers. Even the haughty New...
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When news breaks, we make jokes.
This week, Bell Curve goes sewer-diving and lightens up on the drinking.
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The week in eats.
Boogie at the Mural Arts Program's off-the-wall ball, go mad dog on Monsanto and more.
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