Year: 2004

John Kerry said in response to criticism concerning his refusal to fund a conflict he previously supported, “I actually voted for the $87 billion before I voted against it.” Meanwhile, Terry McAuliffe, Chairman of the

The topic of same sex marriage has entered the spotlight after millions of Americans witnessed gay and lesbian couples tie the knot in San Francisco, New Paltz, New York and even Asbury Park, NJ. Let’s

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The last time we saw Jim Carrey, he was walking on water and parting his tomato soup as God-for-the-week in Bruce Almighty. The film was a rather shallow look at holding the All Knowing’s responsibilities.

Pulp Fiction is a movie that defined a decade. To some, it may not have been the best film of the 90s or the most highly revered. But it can be argued that it was

You’re probably aware that Philadelphia has a plethora of choices for dining and entertainment. What you probably don’t know is that there is a source for an all-inclusive experience that will blow your mind, without