I‘m not one of those kids who was really studious in high school or anything. I don’t say that because slacking is cool (apathy and I went out of style when Obama told us that yes, we could). I say it because every day my exceptionally large-headed French teacher would greet the class with “Bonjour mes amies!
Brown Betty Dessert Boutique, gaining popularity and publicity since a September 2007 feature in O magazine, offers a wide variety of pastries and baked goods including cookies, cakes and their innovative cupcakes.
Spending most Friday nights of my childhood watching late-night TV, all knowledge I have of blind dates comes from the most painful dating show ever: Blind Date.
This Valentine’s Day, think outside the chocolate box and go with a waffle iron instead. Standing outside of its Center City locale, you would think that Bonté Wafflerie and Café is your average hole-in-the-wall sandwich shop, but the second the smell of homemade fresh waffles hits you, you’re powerless to resist.
It’s cold. You’re tired. You want food and you want it now. Your fridge isn’t stocked, your cupboards are bare and the last time you tried to cook, you set off your fire alarm.
It happens to the best of us. Gawker hasn’t posted in hours, you’re up to speed with all of Perez’s latest dirt, and you’ve read Under the Button in its entirety… twice.
Unless you’re majoring in chemistry, odds are you can’t make much sense of the ingredients on the label of that nasal decongestant sitting in your medicine cabinet.
Four years after “Catch My Disease” ran rampant through hospital dramas everywhere, Ben Lee is back with The Rebirth of Venus. “I’m a woman too,” Lee claims on track 11, as though anything could validate this failed attempt at a girl power concept album.
Street: You guys are often compared to artists of the ‘70s, Neil Young and Bob Dylan. Were these the bands you grew up with?
Eric Earley: Those are the bands we grew up on and our parents listened to.
Catch The Vagina Monologues, the annual theatrical celebration of womanhood, tomorrow at 8 p.m. Meet producer Rachel Garber and director Jess Gartner, the two seniors who make it all happen.
Street: When you’re not celebrating womanhood, you’re most likely...
JG: Planning my next crazy adventure.