Personal dance in an intimate setting lets people appreciate the beauty of ideas they might otherwise despise.

When we arrived in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, two Fridays ago, weary from iteration six or seven of Philly Winter Flu/Cold 2010, we were expecting

"Most of these people who show up to these events start all the trouble; then they get put in their place; then they want to cry. Take it like a man."

Tourists are finicky, few and far away, and Wynn knows this. This week, he announced that his Philly casino would be only three stories tall and wouldn't include a hotel. These casinos aren't for tourists; they're for us.

The 76ers didn't make a mistake when they decided to bring back a cornerstone of the 2001 championship run. They made a mistake in choosing Iverson, who recently left the team to care for his ailing daughter, instead of the natural fit — former president Pat Croce.

Fresh from guesting on So You Think You Can Dance in December, the Groovaloos are breaking and battling their way to Philly.

Iron Age Theatre co-directors Randall Wise and John Doyle seem to like a good history lesson.

Neil Anderson wakes up every morning and contemplates the texture of the ground directly under his feet.

In Jillian Weise's The Colony, researchers gather subjects for radical gene therapy. They can mend Alzheimer's, they say, and delete a predisposition toward fat.

"A More Perfect Union" contains more references to New Jersey in its first verse than the last four Springsteen records combined.

Stoudt's Beer Dinner at Amada | "Pig & Its Parts" Menu at James | Vegan Cocktail Party at Cantina Dos Segundos | Oscars Pajama Party at The Institute

The film spotlights various competitors qualifying for the chance to compete in the 2005 competition, but the bulk of the film chows down on El Wingador's rematch with The Black Widow, who he believes should not have won in 2004.

Comic book artists Jamar Nicholas and Josh Neufeld use a combination of words and images as a powerful method of storytelling.

"People should avoid having sex with their pets," says Swellco & Swellco's Robert Brown. Truer words were never spoken.

For a simultaneously schizophrenic and appetizing play, the five-company production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar fits the bill.

Despite the recent Snowpocalypse, the Bicycle Coalition is throwing an indoor bash as a way to turn a hopeful eye to a warm, flurry-free spring.

Musical guests include folkers Victoria and the Spaeth Cadets, dance and poetry from Dragoness, southern fried rockers Dolly Trolly and a surprise, unlisted band.

Director Larry Withers' fascination with the writer began when he found out that Goodis was secretly married to Withers' mother in the '40s.