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By Bill Chenevert
On the Record: SWV, Jason Mraz and More
Album reviews in 30 seconds or less.
By Tara Murtha
How Two Photojournalists Are Taking on the City's Gun Crisis
Jim MacMillan doesn’t know what solutions will curb the gunfire crisis in Philadelphia, and he doesn’t yet know how to financially sustain the independent, new-media project he envisions, either. What he does know is that murder by gun is the most important story in Philadelphia—in national newspapers, it’s the story of Philadelphia—and that it needs to be explored intensely, from every angle, with every journalistic resource in the city.
By Cristina Perachio
Farm-to-Table Fans Will Find Much to Fawn Over at Russet
Enter Russet, a BYOB owned by husband-and-wife team Andrew and Kristen Wood. Housed in a converted rowhome in Rittenhouse, it crafts a daily menu around a few choice local ingredients.
By Matt Prigge
XPN’s Music Film Festival is Impressively Diverse
The evolution of cheap, decent film equipment has meant a proliferation of small, niche-y indies, all begging for an outlet. Hence, XPN’s first Music Film Festival.
MORE...
- MUSIC: Local Rapper Asaad Pisses Off Hip-Hop Fans With Controversial Cover Art
- MUSIC: Critic’s Pick: Center City Jazz Festival
- NEWS AND OPINION: Steelworker Warren Holzman Is Determined to Keep Our Cityscape Beautiful
- NEWS AND OPINION: Savage Love
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre Masterfully Produces the Very Bloody "Titus Andronicus"
- SCREEN: "Monsieur Lazhar" is More than a Darkly Comic Movie About Suicide
- SCREEN: Edgar Allan Poe Solves His Own Mysteries in "The Raven"
- SCREEN: Six (Mostly) Fictional Movies About Real-Life Authors
- SCREEN: "Turn Me On, Dammit!" Digs Into the Angst and Ardor of Puberty
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Bring Your Cat to "Utterly Precarious" at the Slought Foundation
- NEWS AND OPINION: Letters to the Editor
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Calendar: April 25-May 1
