A Million Stories
The Silent Treatment
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
Posted 02/16/2012
The last two weeks have been a harrowing ride for Inquirer and Daily News reporters — and a half-blind one for readers.
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Aid or Invade
Australia!
Rodney Anonymous, City Paper
Posted 01/05/2012
You knew you were going to like the new Angelspit CD; that's a given.
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Feeding Frenzy
Restaurants opening, closing and pending
Drew Lazor, City Paper
Posted 02/16/2012
Ramen Boy | Russet | Cup & Saucer Café | Iron Tower | Archie's Restaurant | Fish
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First Friday Focus
City Paper
Posted 01/05/2012
Projects Gallery | Space 1026 | Slingluff Gallery | Knapp Gallery | North Bowl
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Full Exposure
Mary Parisi's "Food"
John Vettese, City Paper
Posted 02/16/2012
If abstract art is intended to present viewers with puzzles, Parisi does this with a taste of subversion. She turns our kitchens into alien landscapes, definitely not places you'd care to eat or prepare food.
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Icepack
A.D. Amorosi on the news, nightlife and bitchiness beats
A.D. Amorosi, City Paper
Posted 02/16/2012
Philly's ongoing revolution with regard to French culinary tradition makes me suspect that someone named Marie will be losing her head in the near future.
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Queer Bait
Eminent Outlaws: The Gay Writers Who Changed America
Josh Middleton, City Paper
Posted 02/16/2012
In Eminent Outlaws: The Gay Writers Who Changed America, Christopher Bram chronicles the evolution of gay lit, from Gore Vidal and Tennessee Williams to Tony Kushner's Pulitzer-winning play Angels in America.
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Re-View
Robin Rice on Visual Art: "A Sense of Place" at the Philadelphia Art Alliance
Robin Rice, City Paper
Posted 02/09/2012
Curator Bruce Hoffman says the show, one of 40 organized for the important biennial FiberPhiladelphia, explores ways we think about place. Is it landscape? Is it historical? Is it home?
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Shelf Life
Stocking full of regretsies? Put these on your 2012 wish list.
Carolyn Huckabay, City Paper
Posted 12/08/2011
Taft 2012 | Breaking Through Concrete | Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume I
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Shopping Spree
Feb. 10-11: Outpost at Three Potato Four
Julia West, City Paper
Posted 01/26/2012
After the clusterfuck of holiday shopping, we could all use a little pick-me-up. Enter Outpost, a shopping event hosted by Manayunk's "vintage and modern treasure" haven Three Potato Four.
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Suite Spot
Gotta Be Mimi
Peter Burwasser, City Paper
Posted 01/12/2012
The recent double CD set Odyssey, featuring flutist Mimi Stillman and pianist Charles Abramovic, is a veritable love letter to Philadelphia composers, including 11 works from eminent artists who either live in the area or have close associations.
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The Bell Curve
CP's Quality-o-Life-o-Meter
City Paper
Posted 02/16/2012
The city rounds up 22 fugitives wanted on domestic-abuse and child-support charges in their annual Valentine's Day raid. If you survived the day, enjoy another year of freedom, angry deadbeats!
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What's Cooking
The Week in Eats
Alexandra Weiss, City Paper
Posted 02/16/2012
Meet the Maker Four Roses Bourbon Dinner at JG Domestic | Moms and Margaritas at Cantina Los Caballitos | Philly Cooks | The Princess Bride at Frankford Hall
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