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Photo l Felicia D'Ambrosio This is the time of year we're supposed to crave nothing but whiskey drinks and comfort food, infusing our layers »»
Tue., Feb. 9, 5-8 p.m., $10, Woody's Bar, 202 S. 13th St., 215-733-0255, azukatheatre.org, woodysbar.com.
Allison Heishman, has been poring over 150 pages of City Paper's I Love You, I Hate You posts — and it's starting to drive her bonkers.
Tue., Feb. 9, 8 p.m., $12, all ages, with Mountains, First Unitarian Church Chapel, 2125 Chestnut St., 866-468-7619, r5productions.com.
This Swedish trio is on a Stateside tour culminating with an appearance at New York's Unsound Festival, but there's little that's palpably electronic about their music
Tattoos available Sun.-Thu., Feb. 7-11 and Sun., Feb. 14, noon-9 p.m.; Fri.-Sat., Feb. 12-13, noon-midnight; various prices, Northern Liberties Tattoo, 823 N. Second St., 267-639-6019. Tattoo party and book-signing, Sat., Feb. 13, 6 p.m., free, Exit Skateshop, 825 N. Second St., 215-425-2450, exitphiladelphia.com.
Lowell recognized that the brilliant, pleasantly sentimental murals Powers created around Philly in conjunction with the Mural Arts Project would translate beautifully into flash tattoos.
Editor's Letter
Should we ignore what happens in our front yard?
While the story does revolve around an incident between Officer Kevin
Corcoran and drunk reveler Michael Foley, at the heart of the piece is
the always-tricky business of police accountability — the old trope of
"Who watches the watchmen?"
Loose Canon
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What You Say
"Evidently the government is under sway of pragmatism akin to nature."
Choosy diners probably won't choose Chew Man Chu.
These Asian plates are meant to be shared — but they're also designed
to be accessible for unadventurous eaters. In other words, if
authenticity is your sole yardstick, Chew's food will fall short.
Burger Maestro
The music-themed Maestro boasts a taut selection of prime burgers,
chicken breast sandwiches and all-beef frankfurters split down the
middle and dressed up with whatever you can imagine.
What's Cooking
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Vegan Five-Course Dinner at Horizons |
Turkish Buffet at Café Fulya
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Carolyn Huckabay's First Friday Hit List
"After Life" at Khmer Art Gallery | "Slow Wide Turns" at Reward | "Art Inspired by Nikola Tesla" at Germ Books | "Work on Paper Rejects" at Little Berlin
Arts Picks
Through Feb. 14, $22-$24, Villanova Theatre, 800 Lancaster Ave., 610-519-7474, theatre.villanova.edu.
Euripides dramatized issues that still resonate today.
Theater Review
THEATER REVIEW: Philadelphia Theatre Co.'s Golden Age
Golden Age, receiving its world première at Philadelphia Theatre Co., never really arrives.
Agenda Lead
Architects envision more than condos when they look at Philly's industrial bones.
Where many developers once saw an opportunity to cram as many
high-paying tenants into a building as possible, others are beginning
to see potential anchors of communities — just what those industrial
buildings were in the first place.
The Philadelphia Center for Architecture's upcoming exhibit, "Retooling Industrial Sites," reveals this new creed borne out.
Agenda Picks
Sun., Feb. 7, noon-5 p.m., free, begins at Fat Tuesday, 431 South St., 215-629-5999, fat-tuesday.com.
Finally, a chance to reuse that crusty, beer-soaked Mummers costume you toiled on all year long.
Agenda Picks
Sun., Feb. 7, 14, 21 and 28, 3-5:30 p.m., $60, Neighborhood Bike Works, 3916 Locust Walk, 215-386-0316, neighborhoodbikeworks.org.
Every Sunday this month, Neighborhood Bike Works is teaching folks of
all experience levels how to construct a custom ride from their own
spare parts or ones purchased on-site.
Optimal Sport Health Club | Philadelphia Orchestra: Two Tickets | The Raven Lounge: $100 for $50 | Luna Theater Company: Two Tickets | Bermuda Tans: Platinum 5 Session Package | Paddy Whacks Irish Sports Pub: Plastic Debit Cards | Mango Moon | The Raven Lounge: $30 for $15 | Hot Hands Studio (Massage & Skin Care) | Raw Dawgs Saloon
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A concert a day keeps the doctor away. Monday: Alberta Cross is a beardy sort of band, sure. And, yeah, they have a few shows set over seas with Dave »»
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This morning, I found five (five!) St. Martin's Press trade paperbacks in my mail slot. It's my first instinct to toss these into our giveaway pile (because »»
They do. That's the problem.
He was an asshole who'd had way too much to drink and was looking for a fight, and in a different
scenario with different characters and different magnitudes, Michael Foley may
have deserved a fraction of what ended up coming to him. But it would have been only a fraction, and it wouldn't have been doled out by a cop.
All the news we care to print.
Man Overboard!
Beneath Pennsylvania's forests lies a treasure worth billions of dollars.
A March 2009 memo warned that too much leasing would "scar the
economic, scenic, ecological and recreational values of the forest,"
and that "a rush to drill threatens the certification of our state
forests as sustainably managed."
They did it anyway.
City Paper's Quality-o-Life-o-Meter
When news breaks in Philadelphia, we make jokes.
Hang The DJ
Charlotte Gainsbourg's IRM
The album is called IRM, an acronym for Imagerie
par Résonnance Magnétique — what Americans know as an MRI — and,
appropriately, its subject matter is a combination of the revealing and
the inscrutable.
Music Picks
POSTPONED DUE TO SNOW; RESCHEDULED FOR APRIL 17 Sat., Feb. 6, 8 p.m., $10, with Exit Clov and The Armchairs, Johnny Brenda's, 1201 N. Frankford Ave., 215-739-9684, johnnybrendas.com.
No one stays tied to one place too long in Pepi Ginsberg's songs.
Music Picks
Tue., Feb. 9, 8 p.m., $12, all ages, with Mountains, First Unitarian Church Chapel, 2125 Chestnut St., 866-468-7619, r5productions.com.
This Swedish trio is on a Stateside tour culminating with an appearance
at New York's Unsound Festival, but there's little
that's palpably electronic about their music
The real gems at this year's Sundance came when no one expected them.
The festival's programmers deliberately front-load the opening weekend
for maximum coverage, which means that come Monday, the only way to get
a fancy new coat or a bag full of pricey skin cleanser is to (gasp!)
buy one.
City Paper Grade: B-
Although it feigns literary prestige, Michael Hoffman's chronicle of
Leo Tolstoy's last days is little more than a gilded trifle.
Your weekly guide to local film events, festivals and under-the-radar screenings.
Send repertory film listings to molly.eichel@citypaper.net.
When in Rome (PG-13)
"Great vision without great people is irrelevant."
—Jim Collins, Author,
"Good to Great"
"Good to Great"
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Equality Forum
What to do and where to go at this year's EF.
Uh-oh
Beneath Pennsylvania's forests lies a treasure worth billions of dollars.
Who Polices the Philadelphia Police?
They do. That's the problem.
666
There's slightly demonic stuff everywhere you look.
Broad Strokes
Choosy diners probably won't choose Chew Man Chu.
Conductivity
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Calendar Boy
Gay TV host Butch Cordora wants hot, naked men. (Homos need not apply.)
The Island
Hugo Chavez owns it. New Jersey controls it. Developers and environmentalists covet it. And one brazen trespasser wants us to pay homage to its forgotten king. Welcome to Petty's Island, a fin-shaped slice of strange, in the middle of the Delaware River.
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You never know what's going to happen. Especially with her.
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