Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mayor Parker urge Philadelphians to vote
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker was joined by Hollywood heavyweights Saturday evening along the Ben Franklin Parkway.
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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker was joined by Hollywood heavyweights Saturday evening along the Ben Franklin Parkway.
One of the most epic and timeless love stories is heading back to theaters for a limited time – and has a new movie trailer to celebrate.
The lawsuit was filed by a man who claimed he was defamed in the 2013 movie.
Chris discussed a federal investigation over campaign contributions to the Governor of Virginia, the VA Secretary comparing wait times to lines at Disney and claims that Philadelphia's soda tax will improve the health of Philadelphia residents.
Chris discussed Donald Trump's latest answer on his endorsement from the KKK, the first case of the Zika Virus in Philadelphia and a soda tax proposed by Mayor Jim Kenney. He talked with conservative columnist Erick Erickson at 8:20 about his refusal to support Donald Trump.
Chris reviewed last night's Republican presidential debate, model Cheryl Tiegs criticism of Sports Illustrated cover model Ashley Graham, and an exploding e-cigarette. He talked with Breitbart's John Hayward at 6:20 about the debate, economist Chris Butler at 7:00 on Finance Friday about Trump's economic proposals and Temple Athletic Director Patrick Kraft at 8:00 about being named on the Sports Journal's 'Forty under 40' list.
Chris reviewed last night's Republican debate in Iowa as well as Donald Trump's competing event. He talked with John Hayward from Breitbart at 6:20 and AB Stoddard from The Hill at 7:20 about the debate and Chris Butler on Finance Friday about the economy at 7:00.
Chris discussed Jim Kenney's inauguration as the 99th Mayor of Philadelphia, comparisons between Bill Clinton and Bill Cosby and how the media created Donald Trump.
Chris reviewed last night's Sixers game, featuring their first win of the season and Kobe Bryant's last appearance in Philadelphia, Attorney General Kathleen Kane's appointment of a special prosecutor, and Philadelphia City Council demanding concessions from Comcast. He also talked with Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine about Kane's appointment at 8am.
Rich discussed if voters are concerned about national security, school dances and Bill Nye's thoughts on terrorism. He also discussed Amazon's High Castle, climate change and Jennifer Garner's love life. Rich spoke with Former Gov. Ed Rendell regarding Kathleen Kane, Donald Trump and more at 4:30pm.
Erik Larson's "The Devil in the White City" is finally headed to the big screen, with Martin Scorsese directing and Leonardo DiCaprio starring in it.
This week, a good girl gone bad may or may not have kissed your favorite bachelor and Hollywood's most important night is fast approaching.
Learn which celebrities are building a sustainable future with efforts towards being green and educating the public about environmental issues.
Jonah Hill has apologized for using a gay slur with a paparazzo in an encounter caught on video.
The Oscars are upon us, and the slates of nominees on display on Sunday evening during the Academy Awards ceremony are the usual mix of familiar faces and first-timers.
Call it an invitation to enjoy but not admire, otherwise known as a missed opportunity.
What are the new attractions moviegoers will be choosing among at multiplexes on this year's final week and immediately beyond? Bill Wine has this survey...
Halloween is right around the corner! Have you thought of your costume yet? We list the top costumes of 2013 that are sure to be hit.
Baz Luhrmann's style of directing makes it that much tougher for any of the actors to really break through the hubbub. And, sure enough, no one does.
Is it just a coincidence that men's fashions of that period are making a comeback?
What do moviegoers have to look forward to (or, perhaps, in some cases, dread) through the rest of May and into June, July, and August?
Make it three in a row for The Hobbit.
It's set in the South two years before the Civil War, and combines the spaghetti western and the revenge melodrama into one big cinematic cocktail with equal parts dialogorrhea and ultraviolence.
There are a number of vintage movies that should have made it on a contemporary format but did not.
Now, fifteen years later, it's back in re-release, in a conversion to the 3-D format that beckons viewers to theatres to see it on the big screen once again.
