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by Michelle Neigut Even if you weren’t there, everyone remembers what it was like in 1969, the summer of love, when Woodstock became one of the most famous outdoor concerts in music history and an icon of the hippie counter culture.  Featured on the poster promoting the Read More

by Michelle Neigut Stone baby (lithopedion): “a fetus calcified in utero.”  This is a medical definition for an actual and yet sometimes undiagnosed, medical condition during pregnancy. And if you are like me, an endless font of useless, random facts, this was one of Read More

by Adam McGrath For a little while there, I could have been in an episode of HBO’s True Blood. The stage at Ortlieb’s Lounge was bathed in red neon and Reese Van Riper was pumping out dirty rock that would make the supernatural residents of Bon Temps feel right at home. Though Read More

by Ben Darnell The 1975 is a four man group hailing from Manchester, UK, who just recently broke out onto the American music scene. Don’t be fooled however, even though their first album is due out in September, this band has been playing together for a decade. During this time, Read More

by Christian Pezzino While that great white sphere bathed the city of Philadelphia in celestial luminescence on Saturday night, the largest moon of the year felt rather trivial compared to Sucker Punch’s first show since 2002. Marc Brownstein reunited with long time friend Read More

by Jess Dooley Voiceless and aching beyond comprehension, I found myself at a crossroads as I stood adjacent to the tea and coffee condiments island at Philadelphia’s 11th and Arch St. Wawa. I was four blocks away from Underground Arts, where I’d be spending the night catching up Read More