As Libraries Cut Back, Residents Seek Out a New Type of Commons
Jake Blumgart, City Paper
05/16/2013
“The view is nice from here; not scenic or nothing, but nice,” says West Philadelphia resident Curtis Lipscomb, glancing out the second-story...
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Aid or Invade: Brazil!
Rodney Anonymous reviews Os Mutantes' latest release
Rodney Anonymous, City Paper
05/16/2013
Words are hardly sufficient to capture how painfully retro this CD is.
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Feeding Frenzy
Restaurants opening, closing and pending.
Carly Szkaradnik, City Paper
05/16/2013
A Northern European restaurant comes to East Passyunk, a joint doughnut/salad stall arrives at Reading Terminal and more.
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First Friday Focus
City Paper's First Friday hitlist.
Holly Otterbein, City Paper
02/26/2013
Bluestone Fine Art Gallery | Salon 1522 | Bridgette Mayer Gallery
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Icepack
A.D. Amorosi on the news, nightlife and bitchiness beats
A.D. Amorosi, City Paper
05/16/2013
Philly-born comedian Todd Glass may spend most of his time in Los Angeles now, but he’s forever thinking about his hometown. “I always want...
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Disc-o-scope
What we're listening to
City Paper
03/06/2013
Stephen Lynch | Swamp Dogg | The Embassy | Gurf Morlix
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Confrontation Through Collage
Alison Dell reviews Wangechi Mutu's exhibit at the Leonard Pearlstein Gallery
Alison Dell, City Paper
03/12/2013
This survey of Mutu's work is super-thoughtful, critical and beautiful.
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Reconsider Me: K's Choice
M.J. Fine, City Paper
04/25/2013
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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Shelf Life: Time and Time Again
Justin Bauer, City Paper
04/25/2013
Literary time travel, both forward and reverse.
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Shopping Spree: Suits, Jewels and Fleas
Julia West, City Paper
05/16/2013
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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Bewitched by Bach
Peter Burwasser, City Paper
05/02/2013
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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The Bell Curve: CP's Quality-o-Life-o-Meter
City Paper
05/16/2013
This week, Bell Curve horses around.
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What's Cooking: The Week in Eats
Morgan's Pier opens its doors, an IPA Block Party celebrates hoppy beers and more
Carly Szkaradnik, City Paper
05/09/2013
In its first season, Morgan’s Pier drew crowds with its breezy backyard-barbecue feel (if your backyard were the Delaware waterfront)...
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