Philly Pops Play A Surprise Noontime Concert At Reading Terminal Market
In an effort to become more visible in these down economic times, Peter Nero and the Philly Pops staged a mini-concert on Wednesday at the Reading Terminal Market.
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In an effort to become more visible in these down economic times, Peter Nero and the Philly Pops staged a mini-concert on Wednesday at the Reading Terminal Market.
Forty mummies -- some of royalty, some unknown, including families, children, even pets --- make up the exhibit, the largest collection of mummies ever assembled.
Philadelphia is once again getting ready to "Welcome America" for the annual 4th of July celebration. In keeping with tradition, most of the activity will revolve around Penn's Landing and Independence Mall.
Some rather insignificant movies on this week's home video list...
Totals weren't exactly super for Super 8, but they were more than good enough for a first place finish.
The Phanatic arrived today at the Independence Visitor Center wearing colonial-style clothing, to unveil the new book, "Phillie Phanatic's Philadelphia Story."
The sincere form of flattery that is cinematic imitation can also make for moviemaking magic.
A couple is traumatized when they learn that their son has gone on a shooting rampage on his college campus and then turned the gun on himself.
Can a movie be simultaneously deep and off the deep end? Apparently so. Here's exhibit A.
An interesting mix on this week's video list includes a remake of a John Wayne classic, starring Jeff Brdges.
Under tight security, a shipment of 40 mummies was delivered this morning to the Franklin Institute. They are the stars of a new exhibit, "Mummies of the World," that begins June 18th.
The X-Men franchise has been revived as the prequel X-Men: First Class opened with an estimated opening weekend take of $56-million.
L'Amour Fou, which can be translated as Mad Love, looks not only at Yves Saint Laurent's fashion collections, but also his other collections -- of art, for example, and real estate -- as well as his lavish lifestyle.
The lawsuit filed this week on behalf of a West Point cadet claims Patti Labelle directed her bodyguards to beat him.
Philly Beer Week's Hammer of Glory is making its way to the Opening Tap ceremony and it's making some unusual stops along the way.
