Movie Review: 'X-Men: First Class'
"X-Men: First Class" is absolutely exceptional, the fifth and best of the bunch.
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"X-Men: First Class" is absolutely exceptional, the fifth and best of the bunch.
As the old joke says, nostalgia ain't what it used to be. And here's Woody Allen's latest comedy to prove it.
The "Gathering of Warbirds" this weekend at the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum in Reading, Pa. is one of the region's most enduring air shows.
The Philadelphia Theatre Company is concluding its current mainstage season with Lynn Nottage's energetically produced Pulitizer Prize-winning drama set against the ugly civil war in the Congo.
No question, one of the major atractions of home video is that it offers sometimes forgotten films.
Philadelphia's Franklin Square is offering special activities for kids, today. But good times on Memorial Day in Franklin Square are something of a redemption story. After decades of neglect, Franklin Square has become one of the city's leading destinations for families.
Memorial Day weekend proved to be a big one at multiplexes as two highly-anticipated sequels competed for moviegoers with last weekend's runaway champ.
Just in time for Memorial Day weekend, kayak rentals have launched along the Delaware River.
The Walnut Street Theatre is winding up its mainstage season with an elaborate production of "Miss Saigon," one of the most praised musicals on record.
This sequel may not quite ascend to the same heights of humor, charm, action, and drama as the original, but it still proves to be an entertaining and worthwhile second helping.
The newest crop of Philadelphia historymakers and storytellers begin their work this Memorial Day weekend after graduating at a ceremony at the Betsy Ross House.
A US Navy spokeswoman says that although the Blue Angels will not be at the Millville air show this weekend, other civilian and military performance teams will be there, including the US Army "Gold Knight" parachute jumpers.
Rarely has a movie entered the marketplace depending so completely on the goodwill and memories of its core audience, as generated by its predecessor.
"We've actually never done a short film contest before. This is a trial balloon, so to speak," Society Executive Director Andrew Greenblatt said. "We wanted to make a big deal about our 20th anniversary."
First and perhaps foremost, the grand jury skewers the process used by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to determine the suitability of applicants for casino licenses.
