Wow. Seeing Wolfmother live is evidence that modern recording technology has not yet caught up with the sonic force produced by frontman Andrew Stockdale’s vocal cords and his quiver of Gibsons. Scott Yorko With last month’s release of their…

Merry Twist-mas! “What do you want to do with your life?” There is only one acceptable answer to that question: “I Wanna Rock!” If you really mean it, that response will be accentuated by power chords so wicked they transform…

Zooman and the Sign, Fri., July 31, 10 a.m., $10, 8 p.m., $20; Sat.-Sun., Aug. 1-2, 8 p.m., $20; Freedom Theatre, 1346 N. Broad St, 215-978-8497, freedomtheatre.org. Freedom Theatre’s performance of Charles Fuller’s play, Zooman and the Sign, tackles the…

Photo | Lauren Seibert Youth in Revolt stars Portia Doubleday (left) and Michael Cera (middle) Sporting his trademark deer-in-headlights expression and a navy blue sweater paired with olive green pants, Michael Cera proved himself just as awkwardly funny in person…

In anticipation of The Hangover (read Drew Lazor’s review), I got to talk to star and Jenkintown native Bradley Cooper about his role in the film. Cooper was slick and comfortable talking to the four journos in the room, but…

Quirk, 112 pp., $12.95 For those of us who have warned our most na’ve lady friends time and time again to stay away from the low-lifes, cheapskates and money-laundering boyfriends for God’s sake, How to Tell if your Boyfriend is…

It’s good supplemental reading. Such sad news it was to receive in the days preceding Christmas. It was the comedic rendition of a double murder when Sacha Baron Cohen announced that he’d be retiring both Ali G and Borat, two…

The plot unfolds like a Hebrew West Side Story, complete with young love, cultural conflict and disapproving friends. Rana (Lubna Azaval), a Palestinian expatriate, and Eyal (Liron Levo), an Israeli tourist, are both in Berlin for the World Cup Final.…

We’ll have a full CritMass review up later today, but for now, enjoy this sweet morsel. This was the best show I’ve been to all year.