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Philadelphia City Paper Okay armchair GMs out there: How would you fix the Phillies?
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Yes, it's difficult to argue that the Phils need fixing per se, but the need to do a little something something to get back to the World Series and get over a hump we'll call the Yankees.
Philadelphia City Paper citypaper: Listen to @mealticket editor @drewlazor on @gtownradio tonight judging a buffalo wing-off, starts around 8:45pm
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Philadelphia City Paper citypaper: THE CLOG: Armchair GM — how would you fix the Phillies?
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Philadelphia City Paper citypaper: DANCE REVIEW — New Edge Mix
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If there really are lines between theater, dance and madness, the Community Education Center’s New Edge Mix performance Saturday night just erased them all. Dancing purple bunnies, French soundtracks ...
Philadelphia City Paper citypaper: Q&A with Aussie pop star Lenka
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Tonight, the Australian-raised, Los Angeles-based, and whole-wide-world-traveling popstress Lenka makes her Philadelphia debut at the M Room. I caught up with her by phone in the Las Vegas airport (she swears she didn’t do any gambling), as she waited for a flight back to L.A. ...
Philadelphia City Paper citypaper: RT @mealticket @dogfishbeer 120 Min IPA on tap at @VargaBar tonight @ 8. 20% ABV. Great for drinking AND for disinfecting bayo..
Philadelphia City Paper Shank’s Pier 40 to open in December
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We just got word from the Shank’s Original folks that they’ve finalized a lease for their location at Pier 40 at 901 S. Columbus Boulevard (close to the intersection of Christian). The sign is going up this week, and they hope to be operating sometime in the month of December. ...
Philadelphia City Paper FIRST PERSON FEST REVIEW: Still Bill
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The final presentation of the eighth annual First Person Festival was a screening of Still Bill by filmmakers Damani Baker and Alex Vlack. The film, which was shown to a packed house on Sunday night at ...
Philadelphia City Paper Tomorrow: Jim Beam distiller Fred Noe at Village Whiskey
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Just heard that Fred Noe, head distiller of Jim Beam (he’s actually Beam’s great-grandson) will be hanging at Village Whiskey tomorrow night from 5 to 7 (114 S. 20th St.) for a meet-and-greet with brown-booze fans. ...
Philadelphia City Paper citypaper: Jonathan Safran Foer at @FreeLibrary at 730pm
Jonathan Safran Foer :: Arts :: Philadelphia City Paper :: Philadelphia Events, Arts, Restaurants, M
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Anyone who thinks Michael Pollan is a radical food activist should listen closely when Jonathan Foer speaks: In Eating Animals (Little Brown, Nov. 2), he insists that Pollan and his ilk don't go nearly far enough. ...
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Philadelphia City Paper Should the Grateful Dead be on here? Who else do you remember at the Spectrum? (ok, you may not REMEMBER the Dead there, but you know it happened)
Top 10 Spectrum Music Moments :: Cover Story :: Philadelphia City Paper :: Philadelphia Events, Arts
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Next to seeing and hearing the shockingly fun and frenetically sexy Pearl Jam do Townshend's "The Real Me" during last week's Last Call (honest to God, PJ was the best of the Spectrum's closers — a shock as Vedder and co. ...
Philadelphia City Paper Today's Big Deal: $20.00 for $50.00 at Cafe Nola. Seriously, what are you waiting for?
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Why live life at full price? Be smart. Choose your destinations ahead of time and purchase a gift certificate online at 50% off!
Philadelphia City Paper citypaper: Would your favorite artist end a show for being hit by a plastic bottle? #morrissey #theshowmustgoon
Philadelphia City Paper Second Trolley Car location to break ground next week.
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Developer Ken Weinstein, who owns Mt. Airy’s Trolley Car Diner & Deli (7619 Germantown Ave.), will break ground next Thursday on his second location, the Trolley Car Café, which’ll be in East Falls in the historic “Bathey House” at South Ferry Road and Kelly Drive. ...
