Entries from Phillyist tagged with 'logansquare'
July 1, 2008
If it's spicy, chances are I'll like it. Thai, Szechuan, Mexican, Japanese, or Indian: if it leaves my lips a little tingly and my sinuses a little clearer, it's generally okay by me, which is why I was excited to try out the newly-opened King of Tandoor in Logan Square. Now, I'm no expert in the field of Indian cooking, but I've eaten my share of good Indian food, and my share of bad......
Continue Reading "Foodsday Tuesday: Eating Like Royalty"June 12, 2008
Well, it's one way to keep cool.......
Continue Reading "Not Quite Synchronized Swimming"May 1, 2008
You know what we're thinking about today? We're only 21 days away from The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull...Beware the link, the signature music plays right away, and loudly, too. NEW PARADISE LABORATORIES PRESENTS: PROM! That's right. PROM. Sort of like prom, but capitalized. New Paradise Laboratories, with the help of some Drexel students, is bringing their unique and experiential theater experience to Philadelphia at the Mandell Theater on Drexel's campus. New Paradise themselves described......
Continue Reading "Can't Miss This!"February 11, 2008
Kopernik and the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, Logan Square. Photo by author, SkyscraperSunset.com, February 8, 2008.......
Continue Reading "Stunning Sculptures"June 7, 2007
Summer can be hard in the city, what with the smog and humidity and the cement oven beneath our feet. Phillyist plans to balance sticky subway air with some getting back to nature, and you can too. Greater Phildelphia Cares has a bunch of volunteer opportunities that will connect you with the soil. Which we hear is nice and cool once you dig down a few inches. GPC has recently moved their orientation online,......
Continue Reading "Giving Back Some Brotherly Love: Down and Dirty Edition"January 11, 2007
This Phillyist works just a block away from the Inquirer/Daily News building, so its weird to think that it might be sold and become...something other than the Inquirer/Daily News building. In the wake of the news that the young man shot on New Year's by police was unarmed comes the news that the mother of another unarmed man shot by police, this time back in April, is suing the officer who fired the shot,......
Continue Reading "Yo, Philly in the News"April 28, 2006
Fun around town, for $10 or less: FRIDAY Blivit: Philadelphia-based band Blivit performs at the Cheltenham Art Center (439 Ashbourne Road, Cheltenham). $7 at 7PM Hands and Knees: Friday DJ dance party at the M-Room (15 W. Girard Ave). $5 (21+) Five Spot House Party: Weekly event with DJ Lowbudget & Gregg Nyce. $5 before midnight, $10 after. At the Five Spot (5 S. Bank Street) natch. 9PM SATURDAY Land of the Lost Films: Flashback......
Continue Reading "Frugal Fun Alert: Weekend"March 22, 2006
This week, we've got another theatre quote from Shakespeare because, as it turns out, the Bard was totally meta. This one is from Hamlet, and it comes at the end of a very long monologue (did you know that Hamlet is the talkiest of all Shakespeare's characters?) during which Hamlet schemes to have his uncle admit to killing his father. The entirety of the well-known quote, which isn't even a complete sentence, is: "...the play's......
Continue Reading "The Play's the Thing: This Week in Philadelphia Theatre"March 15, 2006
We can't help it. Whenever anyone so much as mentions Wicked, we get "Defying Gravity" stuck in our heads. Or "Popular." Now, on with the listings! Wicked - Are you a good witch, or a bad witch? March 22-April 9. Tickets are selling out quickly; what remains is available online. Much Ado About Nothing - This is the second of this year's Shakespeare Festival shows to open, and it's one of Phillyist's favorites. Because we......
Continue Reading "Defying Gravity: This Week in Philadelphia Theatre"