Home Video Report: Expanded <em> Avatar </em> Comes To DVD
It's a banner week for home video, highlighted by new (but certainly not the last) editions of James Cameron's science-fiction epic, Avatar.
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It's a banner week for home video, highlighted by new (but certainly not the last) editions of James Cameron's science-fiction epic, Avatar.
Cable TV is coming soon to your iPad. Comcast is now offering an app for that.
Some were dressed as their favorite wizard or witch. Others came as muggles for the advanced screening at the Imax theater in King of Prussia.
Fans lined up for the Justin Beiber concert outside the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia Sunday night, but many were unable to get inside for over an hour because of a glitch at the WILL-CALL windows.
A new indoor skate park has set up shop at the Franklin Mills Mall, just in time for the winter season.
The Greater Philadelphia Film Office celebrates a quarter of a century this weekend.
There's a new theater company in Philadelphia called Center City Theater Works.
An Italian-American group is calling for VH1 to pull the plug on its show "My Big Friggin' Wedding."
The author of a new biography on Queen Cleopatra will read from her book, "Cleopatra: A Life," tonight at the Central Branch of the Free Library. Her book is the basis for a movie starring Angelina Jolie.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show opens this week featuring work of high quality and artistic skill. For the other end of the craft spectrum, you had to be at the Free Library, last Friday. That's where comedian Amy Sedaris was promoting her new book, 'Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People.'
Australia's famed Qantas Airways had a close-call to its 90-year safety record when one of its A380 double-decker airbuses blew an engine, but actor and pilot John Travolta remains an ambassador for the airline.
A young local actress is preparing for her first major role at the Walking Fish Theatre.
'Megamind' won the hearts and minds of moviegoers over the weekend.
Our home video overview this week is another major trip down memory lane.
"Silverhill," created by Philadelphia playwright Thomas Gibbons, packs a dramatic punch more theatrical than historical.
