Culture

by Adelie Salagnac Dancer and choreographer Kat Richter is often asked when she knew she wanted to become a professional dancer. Her answer? “I started dancing professionally when I was nine years old, and I absolutely loved it,” she says. “I knew that whatever career path I Read More

by Adelie Salagnac “Punk is musical freedom,” Kurt Cobain once said. “It’s saying, doing and playing what you want. In Webster’s terms, ‘nirvana’ means freedom from pain, suffering and the external world, and that’s pretty close to my definition of Punk Rock.” On Feburary 18th at Read More

  By Adelie Salagnac Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”, Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance”, or Guns N Roses’ “November Rain”… Some music videos are ones to remember. Next Thursday, Permanent Wave Philly, partnering up with Incite, Excite, is hosting a local music video screening, and will Read More

by Adelie Salagnac Get ready for two days of music business and three nights of fantastic music with the 20th Annual Millennium Music Conference. “Bringing together musicians, especially emerging talents, so they can network and meet industry professionals that can help them Read More

by Adelie Salagnac This year, the 4th Annual Winter Doldrums Benefit Concert for Suicide Prevention will be held at World Café Live on February 6th and all proceeds will benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Michelle Lynn, founder of Dull Dime, got personal and Read More

by Adelie Salagnac For The Love of Pig Iron Annual Bash is coming back this year with La Vie Bo-Ham, on February 5th, and the Pig Iron Theatre invites you, your beret, and your baguette, to spend a night full of dance, music, and wild theatrics at the Trocadero. Founded in 1995 Read More