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Arts & Entertainment

Mummers take a fancy to Philly’s drag queens

Mummers and drag queens have finally found common ground. During the Fancy Brigades’ New Year’s Day competition at the Pennsy ...

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Philadelphia arts officials advising Israeli city

Some Philadelphia city officials are spending the holiday week in Israel. Gary Steuer, the head of Philadelphia’s office of ...

13 years ago

Visual Arts

Certain Poor Shepherds, Scene 7: The stars, a hard truth, and a sweet surprise

In Day 7 of “Certain Poor Shepherds,” our Christmas tale by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth, the story concludes with one parting ...

13 years ago

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Certain Poor Shepherds, Scene 6: There arose such a clatter

In Day 6 of “Certain Poor Shepherds,” our Christmas tale by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth, our heroine, Nora Gallagher, takes h ...

13 years ago

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Certain Poor Shepherds, Scene 5: Tomato soup, good dirt and Amadeus

In Day 5 of “Certain Poor Shepherds,” our Christmas tale by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth, our heroine Nora Gallagher visits he ...

13 years ago

Robin’s Books ends final chapter in Philly

Robin’s Books as been fading for a long time. In 2007, the 76-year-old family business closed its satellite store and a few ...

13 years ago

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Certain Poor Shepherds, Scene 4: Coffee, skee ball and brews

In day 4 of “Certain Poor Shepherds,” our Christmas tale by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth, heroine Nora Gallagher finds out tha ...

13 years ago

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A look behind the scenes of ‘Certain Poor Shepherds’

Chris Satullo and Tony Auth joined NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller for a look behind the scenes at the making of “Certain Poor S ...

13 years ago

In the final analysis, talk of ‘the end’ brought on by fears

Friday is the official beginning of winter. It might also be the last day of existence. The long-range calendar of the ancient May ...

13 years ago

Visual Arts

Certain Poor Shepherds, Scene 3: What friends are for

In Day 3 of “Certain Poor Shepherds,” our Christmas tale by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth, the heroine, Nora Gallagher, plunges ...

13 years ago

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Certain Poor Shepherds, Scene 2: When Tony met Nora

In day 2 of the holiday fiction by Chris Satullo, with illustrations by Tony Auth, Nora Gallagher flees her office and visits Franklin Sq ...

13 years ago

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Certain Poor Shepherds, Scene 1: Nora Gallagher’s very bad day

Today we resume a holiday tradition, the annual Christmas story by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth.  This year’s story, Certai ...

13 years ago

Chester County ‘Hobbit house’ recalls placidity of The Shire

This could be one of the the misty forests of Middle Earth, the way the fog thickly swirls around the trunks of knotty trees. Actu ...

13 years ago

What’s big-name art doing in a suburban Philadelphia hospital?

The Einstein Medical Center just opened in Montgomery County in September and, like many hospitals, its walls are decorated with calm, pa ...

13 years ago

App rates restaurants on catering to workers’ needs; 9 Philly restaurants included

A new restaurant guide is now available as a cell phone app. But it makes no mention of the quality of the food or service. It rat ...

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