Month: April 2001

It’s a little surprising at first to hear that Damon Gough regards Bruce Springsteen as his personal hero. The Hour Of Bewilderbeast, the debut LP from Gough aka Badly Drawn Boy is – on a

When planning for the Edna & Stan Tuttleman Learning Center began in 1991, and groundbreaking in April, 1996, I do not think Edna S. and her husband Stanley Tuttleman had this in mind when it

It was a weird place. I was in a pizza parlor. I was headed to see my first indie show, but my crew got sidetracked – we needed pizza. N- and J- walked through the

A major evolution of artistic, literary, and cinematic exploration took place during the 20th century with the beat movement. The beats confessed their profound dissatisfaction with contemporary American society and embraced new ideologies for living.

Friday night, the infamous Melvins play the Theater of Living Arts at 9:00 p.m. in support of two new albums, Electroretard and The Colossus of Destiny. After 17 years, 15 full lengths and more than

It may have pavement, a sidewalk, curbs and a street sign, but a city official says that Park Mall does not exist. The privately owned driveway, as Charles Trainor, chief traffic engineer for Philadelphia calls