Movie Review: 'Mars Needs Moms'
"Mars Needs Moms" is the odd title. The unstated second half? "Almost As Much As We Do."
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"Mars Needs Moms" is the odd title. The unstated second half? "Almost As Much As We Do."
She's a restaurant owner, a TV presenter, and an author. But all this chef really wants to do is to bring a taste of Italy to your dinner table.
The home video business certainly has changed in a technical sense, but DVDs are still being released.
The New York Times has launched an online version of the classic children's game "Rock Paper Scissors," known to aficionados as "RPS."
A center city Philadelphia jazz club and restaurant is celebrating Fat Tuesday today with a bounty of crawfish.
Poundstone appears at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside this Friday night, March 11th.
Rango took the top spot while ending the movie industry's ticket-selling slump.
A new exhibit opening today at the National Constitution Center examines the history of terrorism in the United States and asks some serious questions about its prevention.
Jeff Gordon with Live Nation says about 6,000 people are expected to attend. "The line-up this year includes Nas, Wiz Khalifa, and of course the legendary Grammy Award winning The Roots."
Some movie titles provide their own reviews. Take this one, for instance.
The Onion, "America's funniest publication" will circulate 40,000 print copies of the paper in Philadelphia.
A wannabe actor, chameleon Rango (Johnny Depp) yearns to play the hero in the Wild West that he has so long fantasized about.
Is "The Adjustment Bureau" a thriller or a romance? Answer: Yes. And it works splendidly as either or both.
Expect a lot of rubber-necking on South Broad Street at Spruce as passersby take in the new cube.
There are some interesting items on this week's home video list, including one starring Oscar-nominated actor (and host) James Franco.
