Luther A. Randolph, In Memoriam
A bold innovator and an unsung hero of the Philly soul sound, Luther A. Randolph
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Singing for Survivors
Pennsylvania resident David Wisnia offers his voice to the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Controversy starts today
Philadelphia’s newest exhibition at the Philadelphia Visionary Arts Gallery aims to shine a light on some of the polemic topics coursing through our current culture.
Brotherly Love for David Bowie: Kick-off “Philly Loves Bowie Week” 2020 at the National Liberty Museum
For someone unfamiliar with David Bowie’s illustrious career or the City of Brotherly Love’s enduring
Trolling Philly New Year’s Eve
With December’s drum roll into New Year’s Eve having focused a slow beating tom tom
Everything we know about THE AVE
For a city so enriched by local hip hop lore and rich rap history, we
The End of an Era – Part 1
As far as the Philadelphia Decade goes – and I’ll call it that, as beyond
The Nutt Crak-Up, ContempraDANCE’s The Nutcracker, Philly Style
ContempraDANCE Theatre’s Philly Nutt Crak-Up is what you might expect if you took the Nutcracker down to South Street for a good-natured ribbing.