Movie Review: Ted
'Ted' is a cascade of guilty-pleasure laughs.
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'Ted' is a cascade of guilty-pleasure laughs.
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts opens a new exhibit on Friday showcasing colorful and provocative works by figurative painter Eric Fischl.
In a summer movie season full of comic book superheroes and supernatural creatures, it's a relief to get the occasional movie focused on people like us.
A center city Philadelphia bookstore hosts a magician and wordsmith tonight at 7pm, a man who has explored what magic means to us all.
Musicians in the Philly Pops are interceding in the dispute between management and their leader, Peter Nero, over his contract.
While appearing at The Pool After Dark nightclub inside Harrah's Resort, Lopez talked about the numerous projects he's currently working on, ranging from reality TV to a children's animated series.
We're not afraid, we're just hoping it's good!
Brave, the feminist fantasy set in medieval Scotland, earned an estimated $67-million in its debut for a runaway first-place finish.
Locally based singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines is playing at the Tin Angel in Old City on Friday, June 29th, to celebrate the release of his new CD, "Live in Europe."
Metallica will headline both nights, and to make the shows unique, they will perform two classic albums in full: on Saturday, they're playing 1984's Ride The Lightning and on Sunday, 1991's Metallica (also known as "The Black Album").
Next week promises delivery of a couple of long-awaited TV series.
It's not only outlandish but ridiculous and pointless.
"Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" starts out as an edgy, satirical black comedy, then becomes a quirky road flick, and eventually ends up a melancholy romantic drama. Not, as they say, that there's anything wrong with that.
Kenny Chesney played a free concert on the beach for roughly 25,000 to 30,000 fans on Wednesday night.
This is a terrific piece of work and a splendid entertainment.