It’s been a while since I last watched a Disney princess movie, and thank God for that. But 40,000 viewings when my daughter was between […]
Thor: The Dark World Philadelphia showtimes. Bold moves, big hammer, pretty straw-colored Aryan hair that’s totally begging to be twisted into Bo Derek braids (just […]
Netflix! (Shakes fist.) To the surprise of many, Blockbuster still has a few brick-and-mortar stores open, but today the company announced that it will close all of […]
On December 23, one of the LGBT community’s most iconic films, Philadelphia, will celebrate its 20th anniversary. The milestone will be marked on Nov. 12, […]
November is here, which means it’s not only the first full month of fall, but the official start of “snuggle up and watch a movie” […]
As much as Gavin Hood’s long-awaited adaptation of Ender’s Game, Orson Scott Card’s most popular novel, purports to peel into issues of intergalactic peace and […]
If any drag queen can claim Halloween as her own, it’s gotta be Sharon Needles, the spooky, piercing-eyed winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 4. […]
TMZ has an intriguing report out that the Washington Redskins, whose name has become unacceptable to utter in polite society, may be contemplating a switch. […]
Matthew Perry will take his traveling redemption tour to Penn in early November, where he’ll talk to students about substance abuse, substance abuse recovery, and […]
Victor Fiorillo may be skeptical, but it looks like the Roxy Theater might be close to re-opening. The date? Nov. 15
When local artist and film buff Kelly Burkhardt was working at TLA as the vice president of operations, a lot of movie scripts would come […]
Sometime back in 2001, Denzel Washington brought his ’79 Monte Carlo to a dead stop in the middle of a bustling LA intersection to hold […]
What better way to kick off LGBT History Month than with a marathon of good gay flicks. But before you say, “I’ve already seen them […]
Philly.com reports that Florida-based iPic entertainment has proposed renovating the long-empty Boyd Theater on Chestnut Street. “The new iPic Theaters at The Boyd will feature […]
The Gerald and Janet Carrus Foundation recently hosted a screening of director Susan Seidelman‘s Musical Chairs, a delightful movie about love and wheelchair ballroom dancing (watch […]
