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Agenda Lead:
Ladyluck
Daniel Hunt doesn't mean he's sorry.
by A.D. Amorosi

City Paper: Is there, after all this time, any sort of tension left in being two boys and two girls in one band and one van?

Daniel Hunt: No, we're traveling in a nice big shiny bus. We get along just fine.


Agenda Picks:
Just Do It
Sustainable Philadelphia Forum: Greening Philadelphia's Infrastructure
by Andrew Thompson
Sustainable Philadelphia has been hosting forums since early 2006 in the spirit of making Philly "the greenest, most livable city in America," and it often invites guests from other cities to give us some helpful hints.

Just Do It
The Driller Killer
by Molly Eichel
"Having grown up in a strict Christian household, the language that was spoken to me in church and the language I saw in horror films were similar — images of demons and ghosts are actually real. These things are actually possibilities."

On the DL
Out and About Sendak
by Meaghan Dorff
"He's the best storyteller I've ever met. Great stories are his life."

In the Event That...
Saving Ryan's Privates Changed Your Life
by Liz Tung
Fortunately for all us buttoned-up sticks-in-the-mud, Popporn is trying to turn things around with its upcoming Party with Porn Stars Weekend.

Just Do It
J.B. Smoove
by Mark Maurer
"I'd teach the kid common sense, like how to hold your liquor and how to get over. How to eat at a restaurant and not pay for the meal. You gotta know when to hold and when to fold."

What We Heart
Secret Lovers
by Amy Strauss
What would Tom Waits do? How about Amy Sedaris?

ARTS AGENDA . Picks
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You've Got Sex on the Brain
by Lewis Whittington
Flam goes on her own quests, including attending a seminar for alpha male wannabes and dragging her wary boyfriend to Iceland in search of a penis museum.
Grandmothers Against the War
by Joe Pelone
"I'm starting to write a new musical. It's about Bill and Hillary, and that's all I'm going to tell you."
MUSIC . Picks
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Mon., June 23, 8 p.m., $8, with Planets, Altamira and Motel Bible, Black Lodge, 1508 Brandywine St., 215-988-9338, blacklodgeproductions.com.
by A.D. Amorosi
The trio, named for both a Charlie Parker song and a Mexican revolutionary organization, is at its best when keeping its music lean yet rhythmically complex.
ARTS . Picks
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Mon., June 23, 7:30 p.m., free, Barnes & Noble, 1805 Walnut St., 215-665-0716.
by Joel Tannenbaum
The best comes from doctors and researchers who risked professional ruin to tell the truth about the potentially lethal side effects of certain antidepressant drugs.
Tue., June 24, 7:30 p.m., $5-$10, L'Etage, 624 S. Sixth St., 267-402-2056, firstpersonarts.org.
by Aly Semigran
First Person Arts' Story Slam: On the Road is a storytelling event in which Kerouacians can wax nostalgic on horrific, romantic, bizarre or otherwise memorable highway adventures.
 
 
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