Month: November 2011

Special Report: Kar-Hump no more Well I can’t say I’m surprised, but I am a little sad for Kim. If you have been slumbering under a…

If “American Beauty” is a deconstruction of the American dream, then “The Rum Diary” is its hard-partying younger brother. To describe the movie in any…

Rachael Yamagata returned to World Cafe Live Oct. 31 after her last Free-At-Noon performance Sept. 30. This time around, Yamagata headlined the performance, with friend…

The harvest season has brought to mind my favorite beer style, the Weizenbock. I personally love wheat beers and this is the biggest, baddest wheat…

Justin Roczniak A set of double doors with a 1 1/2-foot gap in the wall in between them, leading to the same hallway. Classrooms that…

The lobby of Drexel’s Main Building was transformed into an illuminated oasis to celebrate the Hindu “Festival of Lights,” Diwali, Oct. 27. Students from Drexel…

Nick Cassway’s “The Indulgencies” James Oliver Gallery is pleased to announce “The Indulgencies,” an exhibition of computer-cut vinyl drawings by Nick Cassway. Cassway’s new body of…

As the 20th annual Philadelphia Film Festival came to a close Nov. 3, Philadelphia film lovers were left once again in anxious anticipation for next…

Few developers have found repeated success in a genre the way Rocketcat Games has with their “Hook” trilogy: Hook Champ, Super QuickHook and Hook Worlds.…

Former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell discussed law, politics and the Occupy Philadelphia protests during a discussion hosted by the Earle Mack School of Law Nov.…