The Mann Center for the Performing Arts has been the City of Brotherly Love’s summer residence for the Philadelphia Orchestra since 1976. Following its bicentennial debut, the amphitheater has hosted the esteemed symphony and a cavalcade of artists ranging from Ella Fitzgerald to Squeeze. Since 2010 the Philadelphia Orchestra has gradually turned the Fairmount Park... Continue Reading →
The Mann Center for the Performing Arts has been the City of Brotherly Love’s summer residence for the Philadelphia Orchestra since 1976. Following its bicentennial debut, the amphitheater has hosted the esteemed symphony and a cavalcade of artists ranging from Ella Fitzgerald to Squeeze. Since 2010 the Philadelphia Orchestra has gradually turned the Fairmount Park... Continue Reading →
The 5th Annual Philadelphia Podcast Festival takes place from July 14-23. Festival co-founder Teagan Kuruna (founded with Nathan Kuruna) answered a few questions about this year’s festival, podcasts, and her own podcast Teagan Goes Vegan: The Philadelphia Podcast Festival is organized by the Philadelphia Podcasting Society. What are the goals the Philadelphia Podcasting Society... Continue Reading →
The 5th Annual Philadelphia Podcast Festival takes place from July 14-23. Festival co-founder Teagan Kuruna (founded with Nathan Kuruna) answered a few questions about this year’s festival, podcasts, and her own podcast Teagan Goes Vegan: The Philadelphia Podcast Festival is organized by the Philadelphia Podcasting Society. What are the goals the Philadelphia Podcasting Society has... Continue Reading →
Podcasts are the fastest-growing medium in entertainment. With over a billion listeners devoting significant amounts of time to podcasts, the format has grown rapidly since its debut. And why not? There are so many different niches explored by podcasts that there can be dozens of podcasts for almost any topic of major or minute interest. What... Continue Reading →
Podcasts are the fastest-growing medium in entertainment. With over a billion listeners devoting significant amounts of time to podcasts, the format has grown rapidly since its debut. And why not? There are so many different niches explored by podcasts that there can be dozens of podcasts for almost any topic of major or minute interest. From... Continue Reading →
This post contains spoilers for the American Gods season one finale. American Gods completed its first season in spectacular fashion on Sunday. The Starz drama ended on a high note as the clash between the old gods and the newer deities finally began in earnest. After eight episodes where the journey of Shadow Moon and... Continue Reading →
This post contains spoilers for the American Gods season one finale. American Gods completed its first season in spectacular fashion on Sunday. The Starz drama ended on a high note as the clash between the old gods and the newer deities finally began in earnest. After eight episodes where the journey of Shadow Moon... Continue Reading →
Two songs into a Friday evening set at Newark’s Prudential Center, Tom Petty peered into the packed arena. The 66-year-old singer referenced a vinyl record and said that he and the Heartbreakers would drop a needle at different points of their career as they brought their 40th Anniversary Tour to New Jersey. Petty and the... Continue Reading →
