5 Seconds of Summer Announce 2015 North America Tour
Australian pop-punk boy band 5 Seconds of Summer are coming to the U.S., this time as their own headliners – not One Direction's openers.
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Australian pop-punk boy band 5 Seconds of Summer are coming to the U.S., this time as their own headliners – not One Direction's openers.
The pair arrived at Today this morning (July 29) in a white Rolls Royce to announced that their jazz duets album, Cheek to Cheek will be out on September 23.
The Situation will be getting lessons in anger management.
Like a magician snapping his fingers or waving a wand, magic stores throughout Philadelphia have disappeared. Located at 617 East Passyunk Avenue, South Street Magic is the city's only full-time magic shop and theatre.
A legendary rocker will be in concert at the Kimmel Center on Monday night. It's a fundraiser for a charity that helps teenagers deal with a cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Agents for Wilhelmina Philadelphia are looking for a star to perform on a show set to air in 2015. "Philly Kids Got Talent" took over the Cherry Hill Mall Saturday.
A Fishtown nonprofit that teaches girls confidence through musical self-expression held a concert this week. The "Girls Rock Philly" participants performed on instruments they made from scratch during a two-day workshop.
The Rodin Museum at 21st and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway is considered a jewel of Philadelphia.
This week one trailer was too hot for TV, it's Christmas for nerds, and Twitter mourns the marriage of a celebrity.
No, it's not Christmas yet, but for many it feels like it as San Diego Comic Con starts.
Philly is known for cheese steaks and football, but an up-and-coming company in Conshohocken wants to add popcorn and quirky independent films to the list.
"These are some of the biggest works we've ever brought to Philadelphia," says Nick Stuccio, producing director of the 2014 lineup.
'Boyhood' is a remarkable piece of work and an entertaining coming-of-age drama at that as we watch a boy become a man while the world around him and all his loved ones change as well.
I Origins (which could just as easily have been titled "Eye Origins") is a cerebral science-versus-spirituality drama, intoxicating at certain times, exasperating at others.
Scarlett Johansson's character develops a super-brain. The movie itself, however, not so much.
