Movie Review: 'Exporting Raymond'
The labor pains involved in translating "Everybody Loves Raymond" for Russian television is a pleasure to sit through even if you're not already a fan of the TV series.
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The labor pains involved in translating "Everybody Loves Raymond" for Russian television is a pleasure to sit through even if you're not already a fan of the TV series.
Our video list this week clearly demonstrates that some releases are impressive collections over personalities.
The animated attraction Rio, which had the year-to-date's best opening last weekend, finished in first place at the box office for a second straight time, earning an estimated $27 million.
The Greatest Movie Ever Sold is the first movie about product placement and sponsorship deals to be funded entirely by product placement and sponsorship deals.
Set early in the Great Depression and late in Prohibition, "Water for Elephants" is an old-school, circus-themed romantic drama that, given our recent and current financial woes, is as timely as it is nostalgic.
A filmmaker has surpassed his pledge goals and will get the money he needs to finish his documentary on an all girls African American soccer team in South Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Orchestra has scored another first, but none of its trademark lush notes were sounded. The stage was a courtroom, as it became the first major U.S. orchestra to declare bankruptcy.
Jean Claude Baker, the adopted son of Josephine Baker, will join Peter Cook, a descendant of architect Julian Abele, and others will join in a panel discussion at the African American Museum of Philadelphia.
Mayor Nutter and orchestra head Allison Vulgemore talked up the future after a meeting Tuesday at City Hall, mostly because the past is so proud and the present so troubled.
Trustees at Gloucester County College have accepted the sudden resignation of the school's President amid suggestions of financial impropriety.
As part of the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts, circus arts professionals are giving the public trapeze lessons on South Broad Street. KYW Newsradio community affairs reporter Karin Phillips took one.
'Rio' was number one at the box office this weekend. 'Scream 4' took second.
When Melissa Dunzik and her family purchased a house in Northampton County last year, they thought they were moving into their dream home. That feeling quickly diminished when they realized they weren't the only ones living in the historic house.
The board of directors of the Philadelphia Orchestra could decide on Saturday whether to file for bankruptcy, and the musicians have been staging quiet protests against the possible move.
Although this might seem damning with faint praise, as fourth installments go, this one goes in the books as a very pleasant surprise.
