An Iliad, probably like you've never seen it before, courtesy of Applied Mechanics

Indy filmmaker out to turn the movie-making process on its head

All of a sudden, Philadelphia is the new New York of the film industry

For 18 years, the First Person Arts Festival has been captivating audiences.

We chat with Adam Lazzara of Taking Back Sunday ahead of a Philly stop

Through its 15 years together, Black Violin has been challenging the stereotypes of what black men can do.

Divergent punk acts are exactly what we need in this time of political fuckery and social anarchy.

These days, the culture of hip-hop is obsessed with “the bag.” 

Part II in a three-part series chronicling displacement, despair at the hands of DHS

The final chapter chronicling the despair that comes from dealing with DHS

Erond Simmons wants to put his life back together. First, he has to get out of his own way

Students take part in poverty simulation; realize the importance of compassion

With asbestos saga, Philadelphia School District learns hard lesson in proactivity

Dan Savage's response to the teacher who wants to be the student – in the sack

An examination of the great mindfuck that is Philadelphia's child welfare system.

Taking the taste out of your mouth