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Now comes "Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures."
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Now comes "Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures."
Skylar Laine competed on the eleventh season of the hit reality TV competition, American Idol and is currently touring with her fellow contestants for the American Idol Live Tour 2012.
Like the final weekend of summer, the first weekend of fall was soft at the box office, to say the least. The result was the first weekend in four years in which no movie earned as much as $10 million.
With the escapist summer movie season in the books, the 2012 Oscar races will soon be coming into view as the serious-minded fall feature films taxi down the runway.
About 25 million people tuned in on the night Bill Clinton took center stage -- roughly one million more than the audience for opening night in the NFL.
Even if your radio is always set to KYW Newsradio 1060, you couldn't escape a certain pop song over the past few months. Billboard is making it official, now -- naming it the "song of the summer."
This melodrama is a serious-minded film that falls a tad short in the execution of its ambitious concept, but not so much that it squanders the respect it's already earned.
On its surface (and a sexy and sassy surface it is!), "For a Good Time, Call…" is a raunchy comedy about phone sex.
The 16th annual Live Arts festival and Philly fringe gets underway Friday. There's something for everyone with more than 160 productions in various genres.
There are a number of vintage movies that should have made it on a contemporary format but did not.
Mark December 19th on your calendar! That's the day Philly gets its own Marvel Comics superhero-in-residence.
One national media watcher says the impact of the two-day concert was actually not very big for Philadelphia's image -- though that could change later.
With Labor Day weekend marking the end of the summer movie season, traffic at the nation's multiplexes was even slower than was traditionally expected.
The Phillies may have been out of town this weekend, but Citizens Bank was still rockin' as Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played the first of two shows Sunday night in front of tens of thousands of fans.
Throughout day two of the Made In America festival, fans had eyes peeled for the event's spokesman and headliner, Jay-Z.
