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Quickie sequel ‘V/H/S/2’ is slightly better than the first

Matt Prigge

Local

Celebrating ‘Eraserhead’ in Eraserhood

julia west

Local

Hot Chef: Guillermo Pernot brought Latin food to Philly

julia west

Music

South African soul singer hopes to make a splash in the U.S.

chris jordan

Local

Philly chefs down the shore

Michael Greger

Philadelphia airport adds new reading options with exhibit

Alison Bowen

Local

There’s more than fireworks in Philly this Fourth of July

julia west

Music

Mother Mother mine “bright ideas” from dark places

Alexandra Cavallo

Movies

‘Museum Hours’ allows viewers the space to daydream

Matt Prigge

Local

The Roots promise a few magic tricks at July 4 concert

chris jordan

Local

Deschutes distributing to East Coast

Mike Greger

Music

Music, fireworks and cannon fire, courtesy of the Philadelphia Orchestra

BRUCE WALSH

Local

Heading ‘Down the Shore,’ Klezmer-style

julia west

Movies

‘Hannah Arendt’ often reduces complexity to banality

Matt Prigge

Three Aksha’s classical Indian dance and the cycle of life

chris jordan

Local

Dinner and a movie, courtesy of Moore College of Art and Design

julia west

Movies

‘Byzantium’ is a feminist twist on the vampire genre

Matt Prigge

Local

Dining Guide: Where to eat this summer

Julie Shannon

Local

Hot Chef: Gerald Drummond wants to teach you to grill

julia west

Music

Steve Martin joins forces for folksy new album

Shaun Brady

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