Actor Bradley Cooper Back Home in Philadelphia To Promote His Next Movie
Bradley Cooper, the Jenkintown, Pa. native turned Hollywood actor, was in town promoting his new film "The Words."
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Bradley Cooper, the Jenkintown, Pa. native turned Hollywood actor, was in town promoting his new film "The Words."
SEPTA says its Broad Street subway line and the Market-Frankford subway-elevated are the way to go for the "Made in America" shows.
Before heading into the nightclub at Harrah's Resort, McCarthy walked the red carpet and talked about her upcoming projects.
With the summer movie season winding down on August's fourth weekend, the box office was characteristically weak, as holdover films dominated the marketplace.
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Gene Kelly's birth, his wife Patricia Kelly remembers her late husband's prolific accomplishments and Pittsburgh roots.
You may be an 'old-timer' whose followed the movie business from the old days at home or in theaters. However, such films come to us today packaged in convenient, private containers.
For nearly four decades, people have flocked to the drive-thru safari to get up close and personal with the animals at the Jackson, NJ theme park.
Michael Phelps, the all-time Olympic medal winner, will be partying with guests at The Pool After Dark at Harrah's AC on Sept. 22.
Local video game developers, computer programmers and film makers were among those recognized for their work Friday night during 2nd annual Philly Geek Awards at the Academy of Natural Sciences.
Thirty-seven summers ago, Universal Pictures changed the nature of American moviegoing by introducing "Jaws" with a radio and television promotional blitz never before seen.
When Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band come to perform at Citizens Bank Park on September 3-4, they'll become the first live act to perform in every possible major live venue in Philadelphia.
Tony Danza, the 61-year-old actor best known for his roles in the iconic television shows 'Who's the Boss?' and 'Taxi,' has hosted his own talk show, starred on Broadway and appeared on numerous TV series and films.
The free festival will run from noon until 7:30 Saturday night, with two stages, one at Cecil B. Moore near Broad and the other along Cecil B. near 17th.
It's satire disguised as the movie equivalent of a whoopee cushion.
Matt Damon was expected to be Bourne again. And perhaps he will. But not this time. Jeremy Renner takes over the lead role in 'The Bourne Legacy.'
