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By Nicole Finkbiner, Stephen H. Segal and Cristina Perachio
10 Tips for Chilling Out With a Drink
Once upon a time, by which we mean two and a half years ago, the American retail/media complex became obsessed with trying to “help” us all drink (and dress) in aesthetic harmony with the cast of Mad Men.
By Tara Murtha
A Couple Recalls Many Troubles on Their Former South Philly Block
Since moving from South Philadelphia to Ardmore two years ago, Michael Gall and his wife Lisa never expected to see the face of their old neighbor, Keith Hardy, ever again—and, frankly, that would have been fine with them.
By PW Staff
Calendar: July 25-31
Zelda, the Vendy Awards, Lyle Lovett and more to see & do this week in Philly.
Letters to the Editor
Thank you Ocean for showing that it is OK to be gay. You are saving the lives of many gay teens who are struggling with their sexuality. Thank you for also showing that gay doesn’t mean being effeminate, it means who you love.
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- SCREEN: "Neil Young Journeys" a Trip Worth Taking
- ARTS AND CULTURE: "Mr. Hart and Mr. Brown" Deftly Explore the Duality of Man
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- MUSIC: Critic’s Pick: IDENTITY Festival
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