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NEWS AND OPINION

By F.H. Rubino

AIDS Lives in Philadelphia

More than a few voices caution that in the decade-plus since effective antiretroviral meds have transformed HIV infection from a death sentence into a chronic but manageable infection, too many people have lost their fear of the virus.

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Posted Dec. 8, 2009 | Comments: 8
RELATED: Facing the Facts , ACT UP protests the shortage of AIDS housing in Philly , The AIDS Quilt , AIDS Memoire , Thinking Positive

FOOD

By Adam Erace

Q&A: Jose Garces

Freshly minted as the Next Iron Chef, Jose Garces talks tattoos, garden parties and the most expensive mango he's ever eaten. "I have to admit that it just plain feels great!”

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Posted Dec. 8, 2009 | Comments: 1
RELATED: How the Jose Garces Dining Experience Translates Wonderfully From Philly to A.C. , Village Whiskey , Hot Off the Press (Release): Jose Garces Now Wants to Conquer World Beyond Philly , Jose Garces' "Today" Show Appearance

SCREEN

By Sean Burns

Invictus

For such a straightforward, often clumsy crowd-pleaser, Clint Eastwood’s "Invictus" still feels like a marvel of restraint. It's one of those movies you admire mainly because you spend most of the time realizing how terrible it could've been.

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Posted Dec. 8, 2009 | Comments: 1

SCREEN

By Matt Prigge

Six Films Made After Their Creator’s Death

When Marilyn Monroe died early into filming Something’s Got To Give, the already-troubled production was scrapped; a semi-coherent reconstruction surfaced 30 years later. Bruce Lee wasnt’t so lucky.

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Posted Dec. 8, 2009 | Comments: 0