Streettalkin.com finds a voice by interviewing Philly’s outspoken locals.

Now that the fall season is finally here, it’s time to snuggle up with knitting needles, sewing machines and easy-to-follow patterns to craft your own handmade wardrobe.

The DIY community has long been a prominent force in Philadelphia. Now, the geeks are staking their claim in it.

The graphic novel-turned-movie struggles to satisfy both newcomers and longtime fans of the comic book.

Bruce Springsteen played to a crowd of more than 50,000 on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway as he encouraged everyone to register to vote. Preferably for Sen. Barack Obama.

Philadelphia Weekly’s Jamaal Abdul-Alim addresses a sticky issue with poise.

Three separate groups of artists from Center City reject the Old City art scene and convert their homes into live-in galleries and studios.

Frustrated with the city’s rampant gun violence, Philly native Melanie Brandon transformed confiscated weapons into necklaces, pendants and bracelets.

The Dumpsta Players, a post-modern drag troupe that celebrates ‘90s icons Madonna and Green Day, is the best act among many at Outfest 2008.

Attending a reading for The Catcher in the Rye is “intellectual masturbation.” If you really want to help, donate a banned book to your local library.