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103 Things You Should Do in Philly Before You Die
It’s Summer Guide time again, and naturally, our thoughts have turned to death. The old dirt nap. Nada. Nothing. Nonexistence. Most of us aren’t exactly looking forward to it. But sometimes you have to admit it does sound pretty relaxing. … » more
      news & opinion
» online feature
May. 13, 2008 12:01pm
Bad journalism is to blame for marijuana prohibition.
Did you hear about the Houston woman arrested for allegedly smoking pot during jury selection for a marijuana case? How about the teenagers (also in Texas) alleged to have dug up a corpse so they could use the skull… » more
 
A Philly-based veterans’ group testifies against the Iraq War.
It takes Iraq Veterans Against the War’s (IVAW) national membership coordinator and Iraq vet Sholom Keller two cigarettes and 45 minutes to lay… » more
 
What’s a nice British tourist doing on our death row?
She isn’t Demi Moore, but at 45, Linda Young has winning traits nonetheless. She’s blond and attractive. She’s agreeable and quick… » more
 
   
by Jeffrey Barg
 
   
Oil for Mexicans.
by Gustavo Arellano
 
   
Summer in Philly…
by Tim Whitaker
 
   
by Will Laren
 
   
by Jay Bevenour
 
   
Memories of Stella Street, lunch truck suggestions, sympathy for the devils, and longing for jazz venues.
      a & e
» online feature
May. 13, 2008
Is free running about to go mainstream?
I was standing on the roof of the Allens Lane train station when it came to me that free running--the still largely underground sport with roots in Europe, where "free runners" use the urban landscape to stage ambitious… » more
 
Silhouettes and drawings rule the new school.
Philadelphia’s art scene doesn’t take summer vacation anymore. Miguel Luciano’s identity-fueled works at Taller Puertorriqueño… » more
 
This blockbuster season features familiar characters.
Summer’s here, which of course means blockbuster season is back. Yes, it’s time once again for overhyped, overbudget sequels and remakes, plus some… » more
 
Summer is a Philly foodie’s bonanza.
This summer you can’t swing a dead publicist without hitting a new restaurant. Among them are many of the year’s most hotly anticipated, like a beloved… » more
 
With so much going on in music this summer, it’s hard to complain.
What’s summer for if not selling out? Right on cue, then, comes a slew of package tours and festivals aimed right at your wallets. Indie rock… » more
 
Diversity illuminates the imagination.
If you think the area theater companies darken come summer, think again. Artistic director Terrence J. Nolen tackles Thornton Wilder’s classic Our … » more
 
   
Space 1026 Screenprinting Party, Philadelphia Book Festival, David Copperfield and Belgian Bierfeesten.
 
   
Life on Mars
by Roberta Fallon
 
   
 
   
 
   
Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby.
 
   
Chalked Up.
by Liz Spikol
 
   
Philly artists should be fed to bears.
by Steven Wells
 
   
Dan Landis
by Alli Katz & Michael Persico
 
   
Eurydice at the Wilma and Philadelphia Theatre Company’s The Happiness Lecture.
by J. Cooper Robb
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May. 12, 2008 10:33am
Albert Mudrian turned his love of the genre into a job.
By Dan Cappello
In less than four years Albert Mudrian has taken the unseemly subgenre of heavy metal and given it a place to flourish in the pages of his magazine Decibel, a nationally distributed monthly headquartered here in… » more
 
   
Clay Aiken
by Caralyn Green
 
   
Yo Majesty; Does It Offend You, Yeah?; Griefs; Sword; Pattern Is Movement; Dan Blacksberg Trio; Local H; Trolleyvox; and DeVotchKa.
 
   
Lach of an Alternative
by Jennifer Kelly
 
   
The Last Shadow Puppets, Michael Pedicin and Dizzee Rascal
 
   
One of hip-hop’s brightest MCs calls it quits.
by Craig D. Lindsey
 
   
Fern Knight
by Doug Wallen
      food
   
Apothecary Bar + Lounge, Sorrento Ninth Street Italian Market Festival.
by Kirsten Henri
 
   
Sangria
by Tim McGinnis
 
   
Sangria Verde
by Tim McGinnis
 
   
Swallow
by Adam Erace
      screen
   
Workout, Hancock trailer and Blast of Silence
by Leo Charney
 
   
Before the Rains.
by Matt Prigge
 
   
A weekly roundup of what else is screening around town.
by Matt Prigge
 
   
Fugitive Pieces
 
   
Six Documentaries That Bother to Have Great Visuals.
by Matt Prigge
 
   
Late Night With Conan O’Brien, Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson
by Craig D. Lindsey
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"David Kessler's Shadow World: Under the El, Year One "
Free. Through May. International House, 3701 Chestnut St. 215.895.6533. www.ihousephilly.org
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 thu 5/15 3 events 

Yo Majesty + Does It Offend You, Yeah?
9pm. $10. Johnny Brenda's, 1201 Frankford Ave. 866.468.7619.

 
Fresh Fish
Through May 18. $12-$15. Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Ave. 215.427.WALK. www.walkingfishtheatre.com
daily – ends 5/19

 
"David Kessler's Shadow World: Under the El, Year One "
Free. Through May. International House, 3701 Chestnut St. 215.895.6533. www.ihousephilly.org
daily – ends 5/31

 fri 5/16 3 events 

Rust Belt Trunk Show
Vagabond, 37 N. Third. St. 267.671.0737. www.rust-belt.org. www.vagabondboutique.com

 
Fresh Fish
Through May 18. $12-$15. Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Ave. 215.427.WALK. www.walkingfishtheatre.com
daily – ends 5/19

 
"David Kessler's Shadow World: Under the El, Year One "
Free. Through May. International House, 3701 Chestnut St. 215.895.6533. www.ihousephilly.org
daily – ends 5/31

 sat 5/17 6 events 

Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby
12:30pm. Free. Trenton Ave. and Norris St. 215.427.0350. www.kinetickensington.org

 
Sorrento Cheese Ninth Street Italian Market Festival
10am-5pm. Free. Ninth St. between Fitzwater and Federal sts. www.9thstreetitalianmarketfestival.com
daily – ends 5/18

 
Philadelphia Book Festival
11am-5pm. Free. Free Library, 1901 Vine St. 215.567.4341. www.library.phila.gov
daily – ends 5/18

 
Space 1026 Screenprinting Party
1-4pm. Free. Space 1026, 1026 Arch St. 215.574.7630

 
Fresh Fish
Through May 18. $12-$15. Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Ave. 215.427.WALK. www.walkingfishtheatre.com
daily – ends 5/19

 
"David Kessler's Shadow World: Under the El, Year One "
Free. Through May. International House, 3701 Chestnut St. 215.895.6533. www.ihousephilly.org
daily – ends 5/31

 sun 5/18 5 events 

Belgian Bierfeesten
1pm. $55. World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut St. 215.222.1400. www.worldcafelive.com

 
Sorrento Cheese Ninth Street Italian Market Festival
10am-5pm. Free. Ninth St. between Fitzwater and Federal sts. www.9thstreetitalianmarketfestival.com
daily – ends 5/18

 
Philadelphia Book Festival
11am-5pm. Free. Free Library, 1901 Vine St. 215.567.4341. www.library.phila.gov
daily – ends 5/18

 
Fresh Fish
Through May 18. $12-$15. Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Ave. 215.427.WALK. www.walkingfishtheatre.com
daily – ends 5/19

 
"David Kessler's Shadow World: Under the El, Year One "
Free. Through May. International House, 3701 Chestnut St. 215.895.6533. www.ihousephilly.org
daily – ends 5/31

 mon 5/19 4 events 


 
Sorrento Cheese Ninth Street Italian Market Festival
10am-5pm. Free. Ninth St. between Fitzwater and Federal sts. www.9thstreetitalianmarketfestival.com
daily – ends 5/18

 
Philadelphia Book Festival
11am-5pm. Free. Free Library, 1901 Vine St. 215.567.4341. www.library.phila.gov
daily – ends 5/18

 
"David Kessler's Shadow World: Under the El, Year One "
Free. Through May. International House, 3701 Chestnut St. 215.895.6533. www.ihousephilly.org
daily – ends 5/31

 tue 5/20 1 event 

"David Kessler's Shadow World: Under the El, Year One "
Free. Through May. International House, 3701 Chestnut St. 215.895.6533. www.ihousephilly.org
daily – ends 5/31

 
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103 Things to Do in Philly Before You Die
103 Things to Do in Philly Before You Die
What's a nice lady like Linda doing on death row?
Prisoner of Love
Prisoner of Love
One of hip-hop's brightest MCs calls it quits.
Grae Day
Grae Day
Come warm up this former NoLibs brothel.
House of Chill Repute
House of Chill Repute
Sangria knocks other Latin libations out cold.
A Punch in the Nose
A Punch in the Nose
A mentalist homemade art project-cum-soapbox kart race.