This Month: The Philadelphia Film Festival
The Philadelphia Film Festival, October 14-24, kicks off with Black Swan starring Natalie Portman.
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The Philadelphia Film Festival, October 14-24, kicks off with Black Swan starring Natalie Portman.
A new exhibit at the Penn Museum highlights the very start of the museum with its first archeological dig in what is now modern day Iraq.
The focus this weekend is on a music personality who brought more glory to the city of Philadelphia as center of the pop music scene during the 1950s.
Entertainment Tonight is reporting Oscar-nominated actor Tony Curtis has died at age 85.
Director Oliver Stone's "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," with Michael Douglas back in the Gekko role that won him an Oscar, finished first at the box office.
The South Jersey author and judge, whose book became the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire", has been muzzled from promoting the book by his bosses in the New Jersey Judiciary.
How can you make what is arguably Philadelphia's creepiest museum even creepier? See it at night by flashlight.
A once big-time showbiz star with ties to South Philadelphia -- and a local radio station -- passed away this week in California.
No plans this weekend? No worries! Make the most of your days off with a look at what's brewing in and around Philadelphia!
Philadelphia took the title Thursday of largest U.S. city with a casino when Pennsylvania's 10th gambling hall opened despite years of community protests and delays.
A pain-management doctor testified Wednesday that Anna Nicole Smith was not a drug addict, rebuffing a prosecutor who suggested the model's prescriptions for 1,500 pills in a single month amounted to an addiction.
KYW's Bill Wine says, if you think high school was painful, wait till you see this.
A British music project that works to help urban youth break into the music industry is looking to do the same thing in Philadelphia next year.
