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news
Fight the Right: If you're going to confront fascists, says Anti-Racist Action, bring a baseball bat.—Doron Taussig
Two Minutes With…Daniel McElhatton—Doron Taussig
Was It Worth It?—Christopher Schwartz
The Bell Curve: City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life
columns:
Political Notebook:Apple Pickins—Mary F. Patel
opinion
Loose Canon by Bruce Schimmel
Beyond Stale AirSlant by John Scalzi
In Defense of Dubyaspecial section
arts
Public Worker: Photographer Zoe Strauss goes up I-95, not under it.—A.D. Amorosi
Dance:Dance
Theater:Village Geniuses—Toby Zinman
Theater:Two for the Road—David Anthony Fox and Toby Zinman
Theater:Girls Town—David Anthony Fox
artspicks
O Happy Daggers!—James Saul
Fantastic Voyage—John Vettese
Behind the Walls—Lori Hill
Miracle on 14th Street—Deni Kasrel
Otherworldly Dance—Janet Anderson
movies
Ride 'Em Cowboy: A "gay Western" that's more radical for being mainstream.—Sam Adams
Open Range: Brokeback Mountain opens doors, but don't call it "brave."—Sam Adams
Jungle Fever: The remade King Kong wrestles with the story's darker implications.—Cindy Fuchs
Screen Picks—Sam Adams
music
All Set: What's tops in boxes this season.—A.D. Amorosi, Shaun Brady, M.J. Fine, Andrew Milner and John Vettese
Good Vibrations: Getting to the heart of this season's benefit CDs.—Mary Armstrong
DJ Nights—Sean O'Neal
musicpicks
Dianne Reeves—Shaun Brady
Deb Callahan—Nicole Pensiero
Sounds of Christmas—Peter Burwasser
Jukebox Zeros/Sugar Skulls—A.D. Amorosi
naked city
East Side Holla!: TV Party!—Joey Sweeney
Running Numbers—Nick Norlen
All Hail 700—Meredith Lindemon
It's a Guy Thing—Doron Taussig
Pontiac Bucking—A.D. Amorosi
Icepack—A.D. Amorosi
mixpicks
Party Girls: TGs Just Wanna Have Fun—Drew Lazor
Buying Power—Deesha Dyer
Klez Encounters—Mary Armstrong
food
No Place Like Rome: Pompeii lives on despite a move and an oft-closed neighbor.—Maxine Keyser
Tea'd Off—Carolyn Wyman
Feeding Frenzy—Drew Lazor
What's Cooking—Pat Hogan
Top 5 Ass-Scorchingly Spicy Dishes—Drew Lazor
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Blake Robbins' crime? Popping Mike-N-Ike's, he says
`"Hey Blake ask your dad what your Grandmother SELMA found in his closet? When he was your around your age." - hey smitty, she found what your grandma ` »
Gay marriage amendment=FAIL.
`I have a difficult time understanding how any male, while thinking about a hairy-spicy-doughnut-ring and poop-chute (aka turd cutter) & rectum, can ` »
Saturday: Maynard from Tool makes vino? Blood Into Wine screening at the Trocadero
`Oh f*ck - You had me thinking Maynard was going to be in Philly. F*ck.` »
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`Har, harrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!! Tis alomost funny except that Shitypaper is backing an idee like dis, butt then again they always are on the side of the ` »
Meal Ticket operatives in Chicago
`When I went there in August, I loved the sangria. The paella negra was also unlike any other paella I ever had. My companion and I also got "special" ` »
Where did we not bother the cook?
`What can I say? I guess I like pizza!` »
Where did we not bother the cook?
`Sam J, you are SHARP. This is Gianfranco's. We're never disappointed in their pie. Matt, great guess!` »
Where did we not bother the cook?
`Hmm...decor, crust, and clue lead me to believe Joe's...but I'm not sure which one. Looks more like 17th and Chestnut than 16th and Sansom.` »
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`That crust looks like Gianfranco's. Yes, no?` »
Reminder: Free Ansill grub at Ladder 15 tonight
`Need. That. Burger.` »
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One year after he fled the GOP, Pa.'s senior senator is scratching and clawing to do what he does best: survive.
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