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last week's issue
Once a month, Matt Davis and an 11-piece ensemble perform a different set at the Tritone.
      top story
On the fourth Thursday of every month Matt Davis and an 11-piece ensemble perform a different musical set about Philadelphia at Tritone.
“Philadelphia’s my greatest influence,” says David Lynch in a DVD commentary for Eraserhead. Though he shot the film in Los Angeles, Lynch meant for the strange decaying landscapes of Eraserhead… » more
      news & opinion
» online feature
Jul. 24, 2008 5:05pm
Can the Philadelphia Soul break the spell?
DATELINE: July 22, 2008--Picture this: Philadelphia wakes Monday morning, the home of a world championship football team--the city's first football… » more
 
» online feature
Jul. 22, 2008 1:39pm
Green's Anatomy
The mayor supports green transportation.
You've seen the pictures. Mike all rainswept in his fancy yellow windbreaker on the back of a hot two-wheeler in front of City Hall on Ride-Your-Bike-to-Work-Day.… » more
 
Middle class Asians are rediscovering the joys of residing in the old neighborhood.
On the TV, a blond couple caresses each other as they sit in the thick grass on a gentle hill adjacent… » more
 
The publisher of the Philadelphia Gay News joins a flock of prominent online voices in a fight against censorship.
When Philadelphia Gay News publisher Mark Segal first heard about the Child Online Protection… » more
 
Frank Coleman spent five decades fighting for Lincoln University to have football again. At 96, he finally made it happen.
On the hallowed historically black college grounds surrounded by rolling farmlands and wooded hilltops… » more
 
   
Words we miss.
by Jeffrey Barg
 
   
Special tortilla contest edition.
by Gustavo Arellano
 
   
A Numbing Sensation
by Tim Whitaker
 
   
by Will Laren
 
   
by Jay Bevenour
 
   
An inspiring ball player and military debate.
      a & e
» online feature
Jul. 24, 2008 3:51pm
Two newish bios paint vivid portraits of Cro-Mag John Joseph and Cockney Reject Jeff Turner.
I'm 31 and I still like cartoons. Inundated with sensitive musicians and deeply conflicted artists, it's sometimes refreshing to indulge in the occasional… » more
 
» online feature
Jul. 24, 2008 2:54pm
Pop Tart
Why aren't there more musical TV shows?
I'd like to propose a new television genre. I think it'd be a hit. It's called "the musical." Nah, not like a music video or a recorded version of a live… » more
 
» online feature
Jul. 24, 2008 2:47pm
Ex-City Paper editor spills ink into slash fiction.
There could be a sniper's rifle trained on stocky Duane Swierczynski's head right now. The woman at the next table in the Starbucks on 16th and Walnut (giving… » more
 
» online feature
Jul. 23, 2008 10:55am
In Extremis
Don't mind me, I'll just sit on this grass alone, without God. I'll be fine.
Bears do it, Philly punx do it--and so it seems do those Philadelphians who renounce Our Lord Jesus Christ as their personal savior and instead walk… » more
 
» online feature
Jul. 22, 2008 5:01pm
And other priceless double entrendres from the Homewreckers Ball.
Lemon Hill at three o'clock on Saturday afternoon is baking hot and packed with punker… » more
 
   
Breathless, Joe Sixpack, Philly Beer and Movie Weekend and Rune Chanting Workshop.
 
   
Two NYC public art projects worth the Chinatown bus trip.
by Roberta Fallon
 
   
Crossword Puzzle
 
   
Crossword Solution
 
   
Go gardening at night.
by Lord Whimsy
 
   
Delta Phi Disco & Nightwatch
 
   
by Liz Spikol
 
   
Philadelphia Sewing Collective
by Michael Persico & Anastasia Kotsosavas
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      music
Actress Zooey Deschanel has teamed up with M. Ward to make lovely music.
Talking to singer/songwriter M. Ward feels a bit like chatting up the pleasant yet resigned best… » more
 
   
Billy Joel
by Caralyn Green
 
   
Violens, Dwele, Matt Costa, Tall Firs, HippieFest, Joe Magnarelli, Ruder Than You and Surgeon.
 
   
Beck, Black Kids and Wooden Shjips
 
   
PoS Turns Two
by Craig D. Lindsey
 
   
Aderbat
by Doug Wallen
      food
   
The Foodery’s Mix-a-Six Picks.
by Suzanne Woods
 
   
Labneh Ice Cream
by Mara Zepeda
 
   
Zahav
by Adam Erace
 
   
A construction contractor has something cookin.’
by Mara Zepeda
      screen
   
Chris & Don. A Love Story, CSNY/Déjà Vu and Love Comes Lately
 
   
Brideshead Revisited
by Matt Prigge
 
   
Step Brothers
by Aly Semigran
 
   
Six movie musicals starring nonsinging actors.
by Matt Prigge
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 fri 7/25 6 events 

Joe Magnarelli
8pm. $10. Ortlieb's Jazzhaus, 847 N. Third St. 215.922.1035. www.ortliebsjazzhaus.com

 
Violens
8pm. $15. With Mgmt + Amazing Baby. Starlight Ballroom, 460 N. Ninth St. 215.769.1530. www.r5productions.com

 
Velo+City: The Social History of the Bicycle
10am-7pm. Free. Lisa M. Reisman et Cie, 1714 Rittenhouse Square St. 215.735.2781, www.lisart.com
daily – ends 8/14

 
Dharma Talk - Make it simple: Practical advice for everyday practice
7:30pm. $10. Philadelphia Ethical Society, 1906 Rittenhouse Square. 215.735.3456. www.phathue.com

 
Hunter Stabler: "Thanks to Mom and Dad"
Through Aug. 3. Free. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge St. 215.925.1535. www.pageantsoloveev.com
daily – ends 8/3

 
"Bitmap: As Good As It Gets"
4pm. Free. Through July 25. Leonard Pearlstein Gallery, Nesbitt Hall, 33rd and Market sts. 215.895.2548. www.drexel.edu
daily – ends 7/25

 sat 7/26 7 events 

Failcamp
10am. Free. Independents Hall, 32 Strawberry St. www.indyhall.com

 
Tall Firs
$8. With Kurt Vile + National Eye. M Room, 15 W. Girard Ave. 215.739.5577. www.themanhattanroom.com

 
Mark Knopfler
8pm. $39.50-$69.50. With Jesca Hoop. Mann Center for the Performing Arts, 5201 Parkside Ave. 215.893.1999. www.manncenter.org

 
Ruder Than You
8pm. $10. With Game Plan 4 Focus + Government Cheaze. Johnny Brenda's, 1201 Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. www.johnnybrendas.com

 
Encaustic and Mixed Media
$160. Yo Darkroom. 113 N. 23rd Street. 215.789.9032. www.yodarkroom.com
daily – ends 7/27

 
Velo+City: The Social History of the Bicycle
10am-7pm. Free. Lisa M. Reisman et Cie, 1714 Rittenhouse Square St. 215.735.2781, www.lisart.com
daily – ends 8/14

 
Hunter Stabler: "Thanks to Mom and Dad"
Through Aug. 3. Free. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge St. 215.925.1535. www.pageantsoloveev.com
daily – ends 8/3

 sun 7/27 5 events 

Pony Pants
With Tilly & the Wall + Ruby Suns. 7:30pm. $12. First Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St. www.r5productions.com

 
Matt Costa
8pm. $18. With Sera Cahoone. Theater of Living Arts, 334 South St. 215.922.1011. www.livenation.com

 
Encaustic and Mixed Media
$160. Yo Darkroom. 113 N. 23rd Street. 215.789.9032. www.yodarkroom.com
daily – ends 7/27

 
Velo+City: The Social History of the Bicycle
10am-7pm. Free. Lisa M. Reisman et Cie, 1714 Rittenhouse Square St. 215.735.2781, www.lisart.com
daily – ends 8/14

 
Hunter Stabler: "Thanks to Mom and Dad"
Through Aug. 3. Free. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge St. 215.925.1535. www.pageantsoloveev.com
daily – ends 8/3

 mon 7/28 4 events 

Jimmie Dale Gilmore
7:30 pm. $30-$40. World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut St. www.worldcafelive.com

 
Encaustic and Mixed Media
$160. Yo Darkroom. 113 N. 23rd Street. 215.789.9032. www.yodarkroom.com
daily – ends 7/27

 
Velo+City: The Social History of the Bicycle
10am-7pm. Free. Lisa M. Reisman et Cie, 1714 Rittenhouse Square St. 215.735.2781, www.lisart.com
daily – ends 8/14

 
Hunter Stabler: "Thanks to Mom and Dad"
Through Aug. 3. Free. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge St. 215.925.1535. www.pageantsoloveev.com
daily – ends 8/3

 tue 7/29 4 events 

Djuna Wojton: Get to Know Tarot
7pm. Germ Books, 2005 Frankford Ave. www.germbooks.com

 
Encaustic and Mixed Media
$160. Yo Darkroom. 113 N. 23rd Street. 215.789.9032. www.yodarkroom.com
daily – ends 7/27

 
Velo+City: The Social History of the Bicycle
10am-7pm. Free. Lisa M. Reisman et Cie, 1714 Rittenhouse Square St. 215.735.2781, www.lisart.com
daily – ends 8/14

 
Hunter Stabler: "Thanks to Mom and Dad"
Through Aug. 3. Free. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge St. 215.925.1535. www.pageantsoloveev.com
daily – ends 8/3

 wed 7/30 1 event 

Hunter Stabler: "Thanks to Mom and Dad"
Through Aug. 3. Free. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge St. 215.925.1535. www.pageantsoloveev.com
daily – ends 8/3

 thu 7/31 1 event 

Hunter Stabler: "Thanks to Mom and Dad"
Through Aug. 3. Free. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge St. 215.925.1535. www.pageantsoloveev.com
daily – ends 8/3


 
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Zooey has teamed up with M. Ward to make lovely music.
Don't Change Deschanel
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At 96, Frank Coleman gets to see his half-century-long dream come true.
Tick's Treat
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The publisher of the Philadelphia Gay News fights censorship.
Segal's Flight
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