Philadelphia Magazine

Patrick Rapa

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This Week in A&E: Dance Inspired by Paintings, Photos Inspired by Music

11 things to do in theater, zines, visual arts and more.

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Music Shortlist: Seven shows to see this week (and the sounds to back it up)

Jaguar Wright does Nina Simone, Mexican garage rock, Nova Scotia indie pop, and more.

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Katt Williams Jumped Somebody Onstage at the Beanie Sigel Concert Last Night

And here are eight funny/sad tweets about it.

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47 Things to Do This Weekend

Dance, theater, comedy, visual art, music and other impossible dreams.

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Tonight: Daniel Clowes Goes Psychedelic @ the Free Library

And other cool things coming up in comedy, books, movies, and flowers.

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Philly’s Ubiquitous Black-and-White Wheatpaster Takes It Inside

Seven can’t-miss recommendations for Philly dance, theater, visual art, etc.

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SLIDESHOW: A Sneak Peak at the “Instant Classic” Photo Show

The exhibition celebrating Polaroids and other instant photography opens Friday at Gravy Studio.

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Music Shortlist: 7 Shows to See This Week (and What They’ll Sound Like)

An audio sampler to set your calendar by.

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34 Things To Do This Weekend

Movies, dance, theater, comedy, rock, folk, and hip-hop, hooray.

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Here’s Your XPoNential Music Fest Cheat Sheet

Videos by everybody on the bill (so far) at WXPN’s annual summer jam down by the river.

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NYT’s A.O. Scott: Critics Are Artists, Too

The New York Times film critic speaks at the Free Library tonight.

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LISTEN: Philly Band Japanese Breakfast Covers Cher

Michelle Zauner does a gorgeous, minimalist, robotic cover “Believe.”

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WATCH: NBC Sports Films Philly Pro Skater Ishod Wair Doing Tricks All Over the City

Dude drives like a maniac, too.

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Five Things You Need to Hear Right Now

Lushlife, Trophy Wife, a Philly comp from 1987 and more

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New Music Video: Summer Fiction, “By My Side”

Former and current Philadelphia singer-songwriter Bill Ricchini says goodbye to New York.