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In The Issue
Cover Story
Radio Activism
Radio Activism
West Philly residents are starting a community station to wake up the neighborhood.
by Will Dean
The new WPEB will feature community news, public affairs, music and talk, all recorded and produced by volunteer residents. It is a rare moment for community media, and Philadelphia media in general, as it is next to impossible to start any kind of new FM station in a huge urban market like Philly, much less a nonprofit community one. »»
 
Opinion
I Want to Ride My Bicycle
I Want to Ride My Bicycle
Heavy pedal
by Brian Howard
A lot of ink has been spilled in these pages over the years about why biking is so important in a city like this. The reasons range from environmentalism to health to social justice. I won't go deeper here other than to establish that my pro-bike stance is not (just) some whimsical flight of fancy. »»
 

Pay Attention!
Gas prices are high; tension between drivers and cyclists shouldn't also be.
by Stewart Dean Ebersole
Maybe you can deal with us shooting you the middle finger, or giving your windshield a love tap, or confronting you at a signal light occasionally because we're trying to remind you that we're unprotected out there, and that you are just not fucking paying attention. »»
 
Naked City
Dirty on the Inside
Dirty on the Inside
In which our not-so-intrepid reporter attempts a cleansed and sober lifestyle.
by Meredith Lindemon
I filled out an extensive questionnaire: How do you feel about cooking? I answered, "Fills me with rage." She tried to teach me to eat more effectively — not in front of the TV, not at my desk, not with Marty Moss-Coane. »»
 

Icepack
Amorosi on the news, nightlife, gossip and bitchiness beats.
by A.D. Amorosi
Owen Wilson: Don't make like your chunky brah and sup here constantly while lensing Marley & Me. Do your scenes at the Inky. Have a diet cola. Stay lean. »»
 
News
(Save Some) Green Grocer
(Save Some) Green Grocer
Does Acme's tax-rebate deal make sense?
by Joel Tannenbaum
The deals failed to convince many economic analysts that the Stimulus Act would stimulate anything. Since then, though, there's been a development those analysts didn't count on: The cost of food and fuel shot up. As a result, for many, servicing credit card debt has taken a back seat to filling the fridge. »»
 

The Bell Curve
City Paper's Quality-o-Life-o-Meter
When news breaks in Philadelphia, we make jokes. »»
 
Arts
It's Kinetic!
It's Kinetic!
Can a slow-paced scrap-metal race rejuvenate Kensington?
by Joel Tannenbaum
Bonus Web Content

This Saturday, the second annual Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby will bring out about a dozen-and-a-half wheeled vehicles made of disused bike parts and other found materials, racing the streets of Kensington while the Trenton Avenue Arts Festival hums quietly in the background. »»
 

Parsing Ansel
John Vettese sees what develops
by John Vettese
You've got two schools of thought when it comes to Ansel Adams. One is that he's a master craftsman who captured the natural beauty of the United States with breathtaking panache. The other school holds that Adams is overrated and uninteresting, a guy who was reasonably skilled at cranking out innocuous, beautiful sunrises that the masses lapped up. »»
 
Arts Agenda
Last Chance
Last Chance
Catch it or Regret It
by Nadia Stadnycki
Deep: New Paintings by Vincent Romaniello | Love Explosion | The Road Not Taken »»
 

Just Do It
Philadelphia Book Festival
by Matt Jakubowski
Sat.-Sun., May 17-18, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., free, Free Library, Central Branch, 1901 Vine St., 215-686-5322, freelibrary.org/bookfestival »»
 
Movies
Undead Meat
Undead Meat
Grilling Poultrygeist director Lloyd Kaufman on 35 years of Troma.
by Shaun Brady
"The zombie metaphor is appropriate because the mass media brainwashes the public, which goes like zombies to fast food places. The little fat kids pick up an Iron Man action figure and then buy a ticket and see the product placement in Iron Man and then go back to Burger King and get fat and sick." »»
 

Sinning in the Rains
British dealings in India — from the perspective of the colonized
by Shaun Brady
As the film opens, Henry Moores gifts T.K. a British pistol, pretty much sealing everyone's fate from the get-go. The drama plays out in unsurprising fashion, lent the weight of high opera by Sivan's overheated eye, constantly distracted by the teeming nature enveloping this outpost of civilization. »»
 
Music
Plug and Play
Plug and Play
Joshua Marcus persuaded four dozen musicians and visual artists to help Reverse the Charges.
by John Vettese
Bonus Web Content

"People who have heard it so far are like wow, this is amazing, I can't believe you arranged this," Marcus says of his latest. "But I didn't really arrange the music as much as I arranged the friends who played on it." »»
 

Darkest Before Dawn
Fern Knight finds their way — but they're not out of the woods yet.
by A.D. Amorosi
Bonus Web Content

There's a streak of blue sky that exists on Fern Knight not found on their previous efforts. "Loch Na Fooey" and "Bemused" are about oceans and lambs. Lambs! "I wanted songs to be less dark with fewer minor chords and more major ones, less oblique lyrics and more direct narrative verses," says Margie Wienk. "I think musically a bright ray of sunshine comes through."

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Food
Patience is a Virtù
Patience is a Virtù
Waiting for spring pays dividends at this stellar Passyunk Avenue Italiano.
by Elisa Ludwig
Our server, a skinny-belted gentleman of the new Passyunk breed who impressed all of us with his enthusiasm, won extra points when he called my mother "dear." »»
 

Feeding Frenzy
Restaurants opening, closing and pending
by Drew Lazor
Zahav | Nicholas | Pita Pit »»
 
Agenda
Dirty Talk
Dirty Talk
Introducing the Erotic Literary Salon
by Annamarya Scaccia
"It's a great place to find out if people really like what they're writing. They'll get applause ... they may get booed off the stage. I hope not. I don't want to see too many tomatoes fly." »»
 

Shopping Spree
Fashion > Forward
by Monica Weymouth
Sheila Frank Trunk Show | Shmitten Kitten Art Show »»
 
The Daily Grind
Clog Posts
Mayor Nutter: THIS is what we were talking about...
by Tom Namako
15 hours ago
...when we gave you the keys to the mayor's office: busting corruption that seems to be ingrained in our city bureaucracy. In short: Amy Kurland, the »»
Phillies: Don't watch our game on May 22
by Drew Lazor
15 hours ago
According to our schedule, there is an important movie coming out that day. »»
Cock-a-doodle-new owner for The Happy Rooster
by a.d. amorosi
15 hours ago
The orange sticker is up and the deed is done. Laurence Berk Esq. is now a new owner at The Happy Rooster, a Philly restaurant and bar institution »»
Flyered Up: Never Forget
by Patrick Rapa
16 hours ago
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Olbermann to Bush: Shut The Hell Up.
by Patrick Rapa
18 hours ago
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Critical Mass Reviews
The 1-Upper: Shift 2
by dominic mercier
2 days ago
What's black and white and red all over? There's no point in acting like Shift 2, and it's predecessor, Shift, aren't direct conceptual copies of Portal »»
The Plague of Doves, by Louise Erdrich
by matt jakubowski
3 days ago
A Trip to Pluto HarperCollins, 320 pp., April 29 Louise Erdrich's new novel, The Plague of Doves, depicts the rise and fall of Pluto, N.D., a »»
Flight of the Conchords, May 5, Tower Theatre
by drew lazor
8 days ago
"Why do you guys do that?" a deadpan Bret McKenzie asked the sold-out Tower Theatre crowd when a guy screamed what is inevitably screamed at »»
Grand Theft Auto IV, Playstation 3
by joe pelone
9 days ago
I don't think I approve of this game," my father said as I slaughtered an entire hospital wing with a shotgun simply because I could. Grand Theft »»

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Goodburger | 1725 Chestnut St.
Average entree $10 - $20 Takeout menu Vegetarian options Liquor license
Cousins Nick Tsoulos and Peter Pashalis, who operate Pietro's Coal Oven Pizzeria and theater district seafooder Estia, have brought their award-winning Goodburger concept from New York to Philly. The burger's back to basics here — their signature c »»
Apothecary Bar + Lounge | 102 S. 13th St.
Average entree $10 - $20 Liquor license
The Apothecary concept, developed by Bruno Pouget and URBANSPACEDEVELOPMENT's Sam and Tim Shaaban, is a "bespoke cocktail lab" - a sleek, bilevel drinker's playland, designed like a modern medicine shop, where "tablekeeps" detail drinks to guests lik »»
Ashoka Palace | 38 S. 19th St.
Average entree under $10 Wheelchair accessible Vegetarian options Delivery
Ashoka Palace brings budget-priced Indian fare to an area of the city painfully devoid of South Asian spice. It ain't exactly fancykins inside, but it doesn't need to be — the food's why you came, right? On the menu — goat, chicken, shrimp and lamb c »»
Union Gourmet Market & Cafe | 1113 Locust St.
Average entree $10 - $20 Takeout menu Brunch served Vegetarian options BYO
Union Gourmet Cafe and Market is an ambitious venture from Felix Maietta and Theresa Fera of the Down Town Club. Concept? It's a grab ‘n' go market plus a gourmet/dry goods market plus a cafe plus a takeout plus a weekend BYO plus a brunch place plus »»
Time | 1315 Sansom St.
Average entree $10 - $20 Vegetarian options Liquor license
With Time, Jason and Delphine Evenchik (Vintage Wine Bar & Bistro) have kept the basic shell of Ludwig’s Garten intact, save for extensive cosmetic repairs. They’ve preserved the watering hole feel on the right-hand portion of the downstairs spac »»

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Also In The May, 15 2008 Issue
Opinion: Loose Canon: Got WiFi? Who Cares?
Philly doesn't need a new digital bridge. We have a great one already.
Naked City: Fine Print: Flyers vs. Penguins Retroactive Drinking Game
Booze away the pain, hockey fans.
News: Lost in Translation?
An important element of microfinance was lost in the trip from Bangladesh to Philly. Maybe it can still work.
Arts: Theater Review: Death and the Maiden
Eurydice explores death with insight and wit.
Arts Agenda: Arts Agenda Picks: Just Do It
Mascher Space Co-op Funstival
Movies: Repertory Film
Your weekly guide to local film events, festivals and under-the-radar screenings.
Music: Hang The DJ: This '90s Future
J. Edward Keyes on Shuffle
Food: Gut Check
Potluck Café is a haven for weird foodstuffs.
Agenda: Agenda Picks: Just Opened
CHI Movement Arts Center