By Brian Hickey
It’s a quick read, but one in which the stories speak to the depth of social networking’s reach, and to the potential long-term benefits of a societal shift that either produced – or dovetailed with – the site’s rapid expansion.
By Liz Spikol
Linda Medley’s drawing style is well-defined and straightforward. The dialogue can sometimes sparkle with contemporary elements. But basically, it’s the sweetest graphic novel you’ll ever read.
By Paul F. Montgomery
Once considered a niche item, modern comics make great gifts for just about anybody. Here are a few suggestions for your more particular Pollyannas. Paul F. Montgomery makes his recommendations.
By Kishwer Vikaas
When I met Ali Eteraz in 2008, he was well known throughout the blogosphere as an ardent voice for Islamic reform. Eteraz was also café-hopping across Center City, working on his first book, "Children of Dust. Today, Eteraz comes back to Philadelphia for a reading of that book, Children of Dust, a “darkly comic” memoir that recounts his experiences with Islam.
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Let’s be honest: consignment shops are a dime a dozen in Philly-most no different from the last. Fortunately, this past weekend, I was proven wrong having stumbled upon a hidden gem neatly tucked away on 11th and Pine called The Crystal Cage. Owner Kelly Reynolds opened the door to her swanky, upscale accessories boutique with a [...]
Ever peep a cute piece of fashion jewelry and wonder how that gold-painted piece of nickel could possibly cost 2 benjamins? Ever send a curse upon the woman who always has the most unique pieces, leaving you wondering where she could possibly be finding them? We’ve certainly all have moments when we declare, “I could make [...]
Upon entering this Rittenhouse boutique, you’ll be greeted with the slight trickling from a waterfall descending on the wall, the low lights from the bejeweled chandeliers, and of course the gorgeous clothes adorning the hangers and shelves. If you look carefully there’s an obvious, yet subtle welcome to the store. A slender, curling tree reaching [...]