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The abandoned self-portrait

28 April 2014 Noe Garcia

French inspiration, American dining

28 April 2014 Albert Hong

Avance takes a different approach in redefining fine-dining.

Brianna Spause

Spause: Festival teaches ‘there’s no escaping science’

28 April 2014 Brianna Spause

Philadelphia Science Festival shows the importance of the subject.

Whalen: DIY success found in audience

28 April 2014 Jared Whalen

Philly’s house show culture boom stems from participation.

Spoken word poets and artists performed at The Philadelphia Moth StorySLAM launch in January at WXPN’s World Cafe Live. | courtesy THE MOTH

‘The Moth’ flies to spotlight

22 April 2014 Joe Brandt

Story swapping has gained enough popularity in Philadelphia to earn a weekly program on 88.5 WXPN.

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Bars attempt to break record

22 April 2014 Kerri Ann Raimo

Directors of a Philadelphia bar crawl hope to draw 15,000 participants.

Curly Castro centers his music around social activism. | Andrew Thayer TTN

Rapper spits rhymes for social change

22 April 2014 Paige Gross

Rapper Curly Castro finds inspiration from historical African-American leaders.

Jai Matt has found success abroad, particularly in the UK and Poland. | Sergei Blair TTN

Artist attempts to close the musical culture gap

22 April 2014 Sergei Blair

R&B pop artist Jai Matt bridges Western and Eastern cultures.

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Corrigan: Bruiser Brody’s ‘Shoot Interviewer’ revealed

21 April 2014 John Corrigan

Not many know who got this famous pro wrestler to talk about his character.

Sylvie, who stars in “Watermelon Magic,” waters plants in a still from the movie. | courtesy RICHARD POWER HOFFMANN

‘Watermelon Magic’ promotes healthy, farm-grown food

21 April 2014 Albert Hong

Spring Garden Pictures’ first film is designed as an educational and entertaining look at plant growth.

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