The Internet is full of “Binder Full of Women” memes this morning, thanks to Governor Mitt Romney’s easily-mocked “binder full of women” comments during last […]
Jennifer Lopez nearly destroyed Ben Affleck’s career, but now she’s after bigger game: The mullahs of Iran. The singer/actress/beloved icon gave a concert in Azerbaijan […]
There’s a happier happy ending to Aidan Milligan’s story. The 9-year-old Drexel Hill boy made news last week when the Philadelphia Orchestra volunteered to replace […]
In celebration of the group’s 25th anniversary, Chuck D, Flavor Flav and the rest of the Public Enemy crew have announced a show at North […]
While debating VP Joe Biden on Thursday, noted Nirvana fan and Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan recounted the moment he saw the first ultrasound of […]
You know how you’re always walking down the street, staring at Philadelphia’s many examples of public art and thinking, Gee, I wonder what that sculpture […]
Doylestown native Pink recently released her first album to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard chart. On Wednesday, the pop star showed the world […]
On Tuesday morning, I emailed 1210-AM radio host Michael Smerconish about the Barbra Streisand concert at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. His response: “Sorry […]
Last night, Barbra Streisand took to the stage at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia to kick off her short Back to Brooklyn tour, which moves […]
We have long believed that TouchTunes jukeboxes are ruining bars with their all-digital, play-anything, Internet-connectedness. And nowhere was our heart more broken by an otherwise […]
Drag queens, masked men and plenty of song and dance will dominate the Ethical Society this month (Oct. 13) when the Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus […]
Bruce Springsteen lends his support to marriage equality in four states this election year, calling it a civil rights issue.
Rock and roll is dead. Instead of going on drug-fueled, late-night tours of America’s shithole after hours joints and throwing televisions through hotel windows, today’s […]
“One should be crazy to choose this career,” says 28-year-old booming bass-baritone Musa Ngqungwana. He left his native South Africa in 2010 to study at […]
On Saturday, many community members gathered in South Philly as a part of the second-annual 100 Thousand Poets for Change international event. According to a […]
