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Ralph Malachowski Jun 16, 2026
Music which speaks of prehistory, splendor, and obsession
Emanuel Ax dazzles, Berlioz seduces, and a world-premiere "Doublespeak" roars to life as the NJ Symphony closes its season at Princeton. A...
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Miss Inforation Jun 15, 2026
By the Power of Grayskull, Henny – He-Man Is Back and He’s THICK
He-Man is back, he's THICK, and Miss Information dragged her wig to the multiplex to report on every ab. Our resident drag...
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Ralph Malachowski Jun 12, 2026
Maybe I Should Have Loved A Little More
A wildly campy look at Bette Davis in The Star (1952), Ralph Malachowski revisits the Oscar-nominated Hollywood melodrama about faded fame, public...
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Steve McCann Jun 6, 2026
Meet DJ Sharon O’Love: The UK Powerhouse Opening PHYSICAL on Pride Night
Before Ben Bakson takes over the decks at 1am tonight, somebody has to get that dance floor ready. Somebody has to set...
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Steve McCann Jun 5, 2026
Meet DJ Ben Bakson: The Man Behind the Decks at PHYSICAL
Global queer DJ Ben Bakson brings his emotional, high-voltage house sound to PHYSICAL, BOS Philly’s massive Pride party at The Fillmore Philadelphia....
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Steve McCann Jun 4, 2026
10 Things to Know Before PHYSICAL on Pride Night
PHYSICAL brings a 1980s fitness-camp circuit party to The Fillmore Philadelphia for Pride Saturday, with global DJs, performers, and proceeds supporting local...
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Ralph Malachowski Jun 3, 2026
A Legendary Artist Bids A Fond Farewell
Dame Imogen Cooper’s final Philadelphia recital with PCMS turned Beethoven and Schubert into a luminous farewell at Perelman Theater. Discover why this...
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Steve McCann May 27, 2026
Philly Pride Honors Patti LaBelle’s Legacy
Patti LaBelle takes center stage at Philly Pride 2026 with a citywide tribute celebrating her music, legacy, and impact on LGBTQ+ culture....
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Ralph Malachowski May 26, 2026
Good Fortune, a film with an eclectic cast on DVD
Good Fortune blends comedy, fantasy, and economic anxiety into a surprisingly emotional story about wealth, survival, and happiness. From Keanu Reeves’ quirky...
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Ralph Malachowski May 19, 2026
The Renowned Joshua Bell is Both Conductor and Soloist in Princeton
Joshua Bell electrified Princeton as both conductor and violin soloist in a thrilling New Jersey Symphony performance featuring Beethoven, Saint-Saëns, and Mendelssohn....
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