Jimmy Fallon Debuts With Philadelphia-Grown House Band
The Roots have served as the house band on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, which aired at 12:35 in the morning, since that show's premiere in 2009.
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The Roots have served as the house band on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, which aired at 12:35 in the morning, since that show's premiere in 2009.
Re-opened less than two months, the PFS at the Roxy, in the 2000 block of Sansom, is the antidote to the multiplex.
The animated comedy earned an estimated $49-million on its second weekend of release for another convincing first-place finish.
The Philadelphia-based company wants to buy Time Warner, the industry's #2 cable television service provider, for $45 billion in stock.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus presents LEGENDS! performances have been cancelled Thursday night at 7 p.m. and Friday at 10:30 a.m.
It's the story of a privileged, upper-class girl and the lower-class boy (and fellow recent high school graduate) she falls for -- against the strong objections of her parents.
"The training is pretty intense," notes Asa Walker, a Ringling Bros. clown.
First, LaMont Ferrell and Darrin Pearsall had to convince their former coach, John Chaney, that it was okay to do a documentary on his life.
The Monuments Men may not be monumental, but it sure is quietly but richly entertaining.
Make no mistake about it: this is a hundred-minute toy commercial.
Golden Globe and Tony Award-winning actor Hugh Jackman returns to host "The 68th Annual Tony Awards," live from Radio City Music Hall on Sunday, June 8th, 8pm ET.
AJ Swearingen, the Paul Simon of the duo and Jonathan Beedle, or Art Garfunkel sing the classics of Simon and Garfunkel. They met more than two decades ago and Jonathan says they've been singing together ever since.
Few fictional narratives will affect moviegoers as viscerally as this documentary, of perhaps the worst juvenile justice system scandal ever perpetrated, does.
Letterman interviewed the surviving Beatles together, yesterday at the Ed Sullivan Theater.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the historic television appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan' show, artists like Sting and Lenny Kravitz are returning to the same stage—now home to the 'Late Show with David Letterman'—to honor the Fab Four.
