CinePhillyist Reviews... The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Playlist Rewind: Shonen Knife at Johnny Brenda's
BalletX Fall Series Begins TONIGHT
Where Have All Our T-Shirts Gone?
Phillyist Playlist: 311 at the Borgata Event Center
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250 artists, prison officials and criminologists are coming together for the first-ever Arts in Criminal Justice National Conference, which is being held today through Friday at the Sheraton Center City hotel.
To paraphrase a famous quote from Woodstock, don't take the green Zone 2 May TrailPass! Even if somebody does offer it to you for cheap. All 13,800 of the passes were stolen in February, so SEPTA had them all reprinted in black and white, and all green passes are being confiscated.
A 25-year-old Bucks County Community College nursing student, and sometime employee at her father's newsstand at Kensington and Allegheny Avenues, is missing. Her name is Kelly Monahan. She spent the morning and afternoon of February 14th at the newsstand, then called her grandmother at 3PM and told her she was going to the Montgomery Mall to look for a job. It was the last time anyone heard from her. She may be in her bronze 2002 Chevy Blazer, PA license number GDZ1073. Call Horsham police at 215-643-3600 if you have any information.
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Last Thursday's concert featured three indie-rock bands: The Photo Atlas, The Cinematics and The Bravery With each consecutive band, the music and performance got significantly better. At first I didn't know if we were going to get in since The Photo Atlas' list wasn't in the box office. As I patiently waited, I had to opportunity to meet the Phillyist reader who won the concert giveaway. (She was waiting patiently to pick up her...
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Last week we introduced you to Alan Andrews, guitarist and lead singer of Photo Atlas. We learned that the Mac-loving, riot-inducing psychic is from Denver and loves The Beatles. One lucky reader will be attending tonight's show at the Fillmore for free.
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Please welcome to the ranks of the Phillyist staff Mr. Chris Zakorchemny, who'll be helping us fill in the gaps in our sports coverage this summer. Chris found us (and we found him) through Flickr. Yay, sports! Yay, Flickr!
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Alan Andrews Jr. of The Photo Atlas
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A steaming hot pile of our favorite things from around the internets.
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We'll be the first to admit that we're a little addicted to watching the Food Network. It's not that we have it on all the time. It's just that once it's on, hours and hours will go by before we can even think about turning the television off. (It's probably more like televised pot, than televised crack, in that regard.) Hell, we even kind of like Rachel Ray. (Sure, she can be annoyingly chipper, and...
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Dear Philadelphia:
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Benergy? Is that like Joe-mentum or Bennifer?
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