Weekend Box Office: Not So 'Wimpy' Debut
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, the middle school comedy sequel, finished first at the box office on its debut weekend.
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, the middle school comedy sequel, finished first at the box office on its debut weekend.
Urban radio and TV personality DJ Megatron was shot to death in New York City.
Philadelphia has the biggest Ellen DeGeneris fan in the entire country -- literally.
For its protagonist, it's a vivid dream that provides an escape from a terrifying reality. For the audience, it's a grating grab bag of titillating nonsense. For a critic, it's a session with a doodle pad.
Elton John is in town tonight to celebrate his music -- and his birthday. (He turns 64.) And a local bakery is helping to kick up the celebration a notch.
A university-based Acappella group from New England that's featured on the hit show "Glee" will be making an appearance in Bucks County next week to help raise money for American Red Cross relief efforts in Japan.
The Philadelphia Theatre Company is presenting a one-woman show conceived, written, and performed by playwright-actor-academician Anna Deavere Smith -- a show that started with considerable research and may leave its audience with a few surprises.
The Florentine Court Opera - Freeing Ruggiero from the Sorceress - was written by poet and singer Francesca Caccini nearly 400 years ago, making it the world's first opera composed by a woman.
"Kill The Irishman" is a ho-hum crime biodrama about a mob war that seems so grindingly familiar that you're almost sure you've sat through it before.
Mia Wasikowska plays the titular protagonist: a poor, plain-speaking, and observant young woman who struggles to become independent against all odds.
From 1984, the Oscar-winning documentary on the trailblazing life and tragic murder of San Francisco political activist-turned-politician, Harvey Milk.
The University of Pennsylvania has announced its spring commencement speaker. He's the parent of a Penn student and a two-time Oscar winner.
The travelling show, Alegria, will be in Atlantic City in April.
Five movies, two holdovers and three new titles, competed for the attention of moviegoers, each breaking the $10 million mark but none breaking the $20 million mark.
