The Imposter: Since the sequel to The Expendables is the biggest movie opening this weekend, I thought I'd tell you about this indie film opening at the Ritz Bourse. In the documentary-style movie based on a true story, a 13-year-old boy goes missing only to turn up three years later, thousands of miles away. Or at least, it looks like him.  Details

Stallone Meets Schwarzenegger. Again.: The aforementioned Expendables 2
If You Enjoyed 2 Days in Paris: You might like Chris Rock and Julie Delpy in 2 Days In New York
If You Must See A Rom-Com: Celeste & Jesse Forever might do the trick
Spaced Out: How long has it been since you've seen The Right Stuff?
From the French New Wave: Shoot the Piano Player, based on a book written by David Goodis in Philadelphia

Hey Everybody, It's Questlove: The drummer just returned from a tour of Europe, which took him to Belgium and Amsterdam with his little-band-you-might-have-heard-of, The Roots. And this Friday, he commandeers the turntables at Morgan's Pier. Be there. Details

Time to Get Muddy: The 51st annual Folk Festival
Totally-Last-Minute: You could go so see Jane's Addiction tonight
Pride of American Idol: Kelly Clarkson with the Fray
Guessing It's Not His Given Name: Philly-native Musiq Soulchild
A Great Live Show: My Morning Jacket and Band of Horses

Cymbeline: If I asked you to name 10 Shakespeare plays, chances are, you would not pick out this one. It's one of Shakespeare's final works, which the Bard wrote in his late 40s (he died at 52!). A romance, but there's also a headless corpse involved. See Cymbeline at Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre this weekend. Details
  
And For Some Gay Shakespeare: We turn to Mauckingbird
Still Going: Go see Mr. Hart & Mr. Brown at People's Light
On Sale Now: The Live Arts/Philly Fringe Festival