Movie Review: 'Step Up Revolution'
The performers can dance all right, but this fourth installment of the "Step Up" franchise has the acting equivalent of two left feet.
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The performers can dance all right, but this fourth installment of the "Step Up" franchise has the acting equivalent of two left feet.
Joe "Butterball" Tamburro was a Philadelphia radio legend on WDAS, becoming a DJ at a black radio station during the turbulent civil rights years.
What makes it the guilty pleasure that it is? And why is it so much fun?
When Jackie Siegel says, at one point, that the government bailouts were supposed to go to "the common people ... us," your eyes will roll right out of their sockets.
On July 27th, the comedic legend brings his tour to Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City.
The year 1981 was famous for Chariots of Fire, Hugh Hudson's rousing best-picture Oscar winner.
If you are looking for some culture in your weekend, you should head down to Penn's Landing Saturday between noon and 8 p.m. for the 6th Annual Global Fusion Festival.
This threequel is a thoughtful and thought-provoking essay on modern-day morality, as well as a spectacular disaster epic, and a propulsive thriller with expert, dizzying action sequences.
The Emmy nominations are out and "Mad Men" and "American Horror Story" are leading the pack.
It's a little more than six weeks before Jay-Z's "Made in America" two-day music festival arrives in Philadelphia. Huge crowds are expected, but hotels in Center City are not expecting to benefit much.
Former Canadian Idol contestant Carly Rae Jepsen's catchy single "Call Me Maybe" spawned hundreds of covers and millions of youtube views.
Mort Crim, one of the most popular broadcasters to ever sit at the Channel 3 anchor desk, returns to the station's airwaves on Saturday, July 21.
His doctor was not expecting him to live much longer without transplant surgery.
Martin Scorsese is probably responsible for more movie classics than any other American filmmaker, and to witness his early days just return to "Mean Streets," his 1973 gem.
'Ice Age: Continental Drift', the fourth entry in the popular animated franchise, earned an estimated and impressive $46-million in its debut, giving it an uncontested first-place finish.
