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Kirk Franklin

For almost 20 years now, few performers have blended gospel’s soulful tradition with the bounce of contemporary hiphop and R&B like Kirk Franklin has. Fresh off an inspiring guest appearance on Kanye West’s “Ultra Light Beam,” this show’s infectious energy will have even the most stoic listener jumping for joy. 7:30pm. Tower Theat­

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16 MUSIC Titus Andronicus

17 SAvAgE LovE Oral fixations

er, South 69th St., Upper Darby. thetowerphilly.com

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The Science Behind Pixar

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ay hello to Buzz Lightyear, WALL-E, Dory and more life-size characters in The Franklin Institute’s latest exhibit, The Science Behind Pixar. The equally educational, fun and stunning exhibit offers more than 40 interactive elements split up into eight sections: rigging, sets and cameras, rendering, animations, modeling, surfaces, simulation and lighting. The different sections allow visitors to uniquely interact and understand how Pixar innovators create the images you see on the big screen.

Educationally, The Science Behind Pixar does an incredible job of breaking down complex science, engineering, technology and math through short informational videos from real production teams at Pixar. Learn why it takes an average of 29 hours to render one frame in Pixar movies or how the production pipeline moves from artists to sculptors to digital animation. How did Pixar make the water in Finding Nemo feel so real?

How do they make hair on characters flow in the wind? How long does it take for 1.5 million pixels to render? Find the answers to these questions and more. You’ll appreciate your favorite Pixar movies more than you ever thought you could.

Take a look through the A Bug’s Life camera where blades of grass become a neverending jungle, trees become overarching giants and leaves look like stained colored glass. The camera moves up and down and left to right to simulate

low angle views. It allowed Pixar to gain valuable information when designing the sets. Design your own grass on the screen using plot points to create 3-D images of whatever your imagination desires, while learning how Pixar uses depth and height to create so many objects characters use. Other stations include the “Face Rigging Workstation,” “Lighting Design Basics” and “Animation.” Play around with different levers on each one to move characters’ eyes and arms or recreate Carl Fredricksen’s lighting in his home from Up. The power is in the hands of the visitor and turns this exhibit into a “work at Pixar for a day” experience.

Take note of the splattered concept art throughout the display of scenes from various movies. Short and surprising facts are tucked away everywhere so keep your eyes peeled. Did you know in early sketches Woody from Toy Story was originally a ventriloquist’s dummy?

How do they get Sulley’s 2.3 million hairs to all move according to the laws of physics? The art and facts offer rare insight into the marvelous movies which so many of us have grown up with. So prepare for large doses of nostalgia.

—NoE gARCIA Through Sept. 5. Franklin Institute, 222 N 20th St. fi.edu

ThURSdAy, MARCh 24 MUSIC

Baauer

Whether it was planned this way or not, Philadelphia native Baauer’s “Harlem Shake” is arguably the most talked about dance song of the last five years. The producer and DJ’s track went viral online, leading to countless videos of people ridiculously dancing to the song.

With a habit of using unusual samples in his tracks (exhibit A: growling lions), Baauer is sure to have music lovers of every genre doing their own version of the ‘shake. 8pm. Union

Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden St. utphilly.com AUTho R

Ellen R. Malcolm

Ellen Malcolm is the founder and chair of EMILY’s List, one of America’s largest political action committees dedicated to helping female candidates win elections. “When Women Win” is the inside story of the rise of American women in elected office. 7:30pm. $15.

Central Library, 1901 Vine St. freelibrary.org PERFo RMANCE

daymé Arocena

In conjunction with it’s current exhibition “Drapetomanía: Grupo Antillano and the Art of Afro-Cuba,” the African American Museum presents a performance by Afro-Cuban jazz vocalist Daymé Arocena. 7:30pm. $25. African

American Museum, 701 Arch St. aampmuseum.org

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FRIDAY, MARCH 25 cept art to behold. 8:30pm. MilkBoy, 1100 Chestnut St.

milkboyphilly.com OUTDOORS

Philly Rabbit Run 5k

Don some bunny ears and run all 42 acres of the nation’s oldest zoo in a fundraiser for Parkinson’s research. When you’re done running, wind down at the post-party with music by local band Scarlett Sometime, and meet the guys from AMP 96.5. 8am. $40-$45. Phil-

adelphia Zoo, 3400 W. Girard Ave. shakeitoff4pd.org CRAFTS COMEDY

Good Good Comedy: Joe Pera

Pera is the hilarious mind behind the MTV web series Pancake Breakfast Critic, and the creator and star of the upcoming animated Adult Swim show Joe Pera Talks You To Sleep. He was also named a Comedy Central Comic To Watch and one of Splitsider’s 2015 Top Upand-Coming Comedians. 10pm. $10. Louis Bluver The-

atre at the Drake, 1512 Spruce St. goodgoodcomedy.com MUSIC

Square Peg Round Hole with Moon Bounce and Son Step

“Because we are an instrumental group, our hope is that people connect with the songs and assign their own meanings to them,” says band member Evan Chapman.

By combining live sounds like actual hand claps with studio efects like arpeggiated drum machine hi-hat, Square Peg Round Hole is a wonder of musical con-

Wrapped Up: Yarnbombing at the Morris Arboretum

Meet fiber artist Melissa Haims, the creator of “Wrapped Up,” a new exhibit debuting at the Arboretum. 1-3pm.

Free with admission. Morris Arboretum, 100 E. Northwestern Ave. morrisarboretum.org AUTHOR

Readings with Daniel Torday and Lauren Slaughter

Author and current editor at The Kenyon Review, Daniel Torday will talk about his award-winning novel, The Last Flight of Poxl West. Lauren Slaughter will discuss her book, a lesson in smallness. 7pm. Big Blue Marble

Bookstore, 551 Carpenter Lane. bigbluemarblebooks.com FOOD

Swedish Waffle Day Convention

The American Swedish Historical Museum will be celebrating Swedish Waffle Day by educating guests

on the history of the holiday. The audience can learn about the Swedish tradition while enjoying a delicious waffle with whipped cream and strawberry jam. 11am.

$10. American Swedish Historical Museum, 1900 Pattison Ave. americanswedish.org KIDS

Play-A-Palooza 2016

Play-A-Palooza, the seasonal playground grand opening of Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse is back.

The playground will be presenting a new nature play space and kids can enjoy special activities and a mobile farm truck. Noon. Free. Smith Memorial Playground and

Playhouse, 3500 Reservoir Drive, East Fairmount Park. smithplayground.org DANCE

It’s The Year 2002

Johnny Brenda’s and Reef the Lost Cauze host a throwback night dedicated to the year 2002 with DJ Emynd and DJ Bo Bliz. The two DJ’s will be spinning the hottest dance tracks from the year. 9pm. $7. Johnny Brenda’s,

1201 Frankford Ave. johnnybrendas.com STAGE

Beautiful: The Carole King Musical

Delve into the life of chart-topping music legend Carol King in this in-depth stage play. Discover her life before the music and the fame, when she was Carol Klein, a Brooklyn girl with passion and a drive to become a music star. 7:30pm. $25-$120. Through April 3. Academy

of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org

SATURDAY, MARCH 26 STAGE

DRINK

American Whiskey Convention

Jesus Christ Superstar

Featuring the finest selection of American ryes, bourbons and single malts, the American Whiskey Convention is a whiskey event designed by people who love and appreciate the smooth drink. Learn how whiskey is made from the farmers and malt houses, take a Whiskey 101 class, browse Barrel furniture and wood crafts and, of course, sample more than 100 bourbons and whiskeys from around the country. 5:30pm. $150. Citizens

The classic dramatization of Jesus’ last days is presented through a collaboration between R&H Theatricals and Two Knights Rights Limited. Featuring music

by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice. 8pm.

$19.50-$34.50. Keswick Theatre, 291 N Keswick Ave, Glenside. keswicktheatre.com STAGE

Show No Show

Bank Park, One Citizens Bank Way. americanwhiskey convention.com

Two people get to know each other for the first time through a dance performance in front of an audience.

Gabrielle Revlock and Aleksandr Frolov met and began developing “Show No Show” during a three-week residency at Omi International Arts Center. Through March

MUSIC

Pusha T with Lil’ Bibby and G Herbo

Formerly one half of the critically acclaimed rap duo The Clipse, Pusha T has quietly built a reputation as one the sharpest and most deft lyricists in hip-hop. His newest album boasts appearances from Beanie Sigel, Jill Scott, Kehlani, and more. 8pm. Trocadero, 1003 Arch

St. thetroc.com STAGE

The Nether

Director Seth Rozin and co-founder of InterAct Theatre brings playwright Jennifer Haley’s disturbing play to life through a grim-looking future of uncomfortable 4 | Philly Weekly | March 24 - 30, 2016 | phillyweekly.com

26. FringeArts, 140 N. Columbus Blvd. 215.413.9006. fringearts.com and heinous acts. These acts take place in a virtual universe, the Nether, formally known as the Internet. The Nether is an addictive world which questions every moral fiber in your body. Rozin has been named Best Director twice by the Philadelphia Inquirer so it’s a guarantee he’ll make your skin crawl in this not-forall-ages performance. Through April 17. $15-$50.

InterAct Theatre Company, 1512 Spruce Street. interacttheatre.org

PERFORMANCE

ShakesBEER: Midsummer Nights Dream

Manayunk Theatre Company’s ShakesBEER series presents classic readings of the Bard’s texts with a few beers thrown in for good measure. Two women run away from town and find themselves in a forest filled with fairy royalty, Tequila-drink fairies, and bumbling actors just trying to get a job. 8pm. $10-$15. Manayunk Brewery

and Restaurant, 4120 Main St. manayunktheatreco.org

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SUNDAY, MARCH 27 OUTDOOR

85th Philadelphia Easter Promenade

Ready for some egg-citing family fun? Hop on down to South Street’s Headhouse District for free Easter treats, live music from Philadelphia’s Freedom Band, costume contests and more. 12:30pm. Free. South Street Headhouse District, Second and Lombard streets.

MONDAY, MARCH 28 SCREEN

In Search of Israeli Cuisine

The Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival’s CineMondays kick off with a screening of In Search of Isreali Cuisine, featuring James Beard Award-winning chef and five-star restaurant owner Michael Solomonov as he travels to Israel to find the roots of Israeli cuisine.

Meeting with a variety of professionals and amateur chefs along the way, the cook immerses himself in the local flavors and cultures that make up the country. 7:30pm. $15.

The Gershman Y, 401 S Broad St. pjff.org AUTHOR

Donna Leon: The Waters of Eternal Youth

International bestselling author Donna Leon discusses her new book, part of the Commissario Guido Brunetti series. 7:30pm. Free. Central Library, 1901 Vine St. freelibrary.org

TUESDAY, MARCH 29 PANEL

Independence Business Alliance’s Women In Business Event

The Independence Business Alliance (IBA)—which serves the LGBT and business communities of our area—hosts the third annual Women In Business Panel Discussion this week. The event will feature women business owners, state and local government officials, and community leaders from both the LGBT communities as well as straight allies. This year’s panelists include Dr. Rachel Levine, Executive Director of FlasterGreenberg Gail Ruopp, Philadelphia Sergeant Police Officer Jennifer Vrana, and Philabundance Deputy Director of Community Engagement Katherine Sprissler-Klein. 5:30pm. $30-$45. Pennsylvania

Academy of Fine Arts, 118-128 N. Broad St. thinkiba.com EVENT

Nowruz

Marking the Persian New Year, the first day of spring and the beginning of the year in the Persian calendar, IHP celebrates with Middle Eastern delicacies, tea, local music, Persian dances and interactive cultural activities. 7pm. $10. International House Philadelphia, 3701

Chestnut St. ihousephilly.com

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 AUTHOR

One Book, One Philadelphia Finale

Authors whose work explores the legacy of slavery will share their perspectives on black identity. Featuring Edward Ball, Paul Beautty, Lorene Cary, Valerie Still and a performance

by Udi Bar-David. 7:30pm. Free. Central Library, 1901 Vine St. freelibrary.org

READING

Chasing Windmills

Amanda Buck’s Chasing Windmills Reading Series kicks off with an evening of poetry, fiction, and lyric essay read by original artists. Featuring Amanda Buck, Nikki Feagin, Stacey Quinn Seidl, and Advait Ubhayakar. 6pm. Don Quixote Tapas & Things, 4th St. between

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Photography by Yuxuan (Jessica) Jia, IG: bravegirlj, @bravegirlj, jessicajia.com

SPring faShion faVeS Pictured on Sharon (left): Zen Mini dress in Black onyx Currently on sale for $130.00 (Orig. $165) Available at NAVEDA, navedacouture.com Peep-toe ankle booties, $29.99 Available at Zara, zara.com Wool hat, $24.99. Available at H&M, hm.com

Pictured on colette (oPPoSite Page, toP): cooperative gingham ruffle Mini dress, $69.00 Available at Urban Outfitters, urbanoutfitters.com heeled ankle Boot in grey-Slate, $29.99 Available at Zara, zara.com fringe Suede cross-Body Bag, $45.

Available at DFTI Boutique, 2026 Chestnut St. Mirrored Sunglasses, $16.

Available at ALDO, aldoshoes.com

Pictured on donte (oPPoSite Page): White Polo Shirt with Piped Shoulders, $39.90 Slim-fit trousers in grey, $49.90 Braided leather loafers in navy Blue, $99.99 Available at Zara, zara.com

aBoVe on Sharon: White Shoulder cut-out top, $49.00 Available at Guess, guess.com

Black tea length circle Skirt, $39.99 Available at H&M, hm.com

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on colette: White Shirt dress (Oxford Shirt Inspired), $39.90. Available at Zara, zara.com

Cityscape View from Icon Building

Maybe it’s the posh lawn furniture and shiny grilling equipment on the common roof deck at the Icon apartment building, but the view of the city from here (pictured here in our Spring Fashion shoot) is nearly 360 degrees of Philly ariel beauty. Snag a party invite and take it in some time soon. icon1616.com

Styling by Amy Devan

Founder and owner of Naveda Couture, Amy Devan (who styled our “after” looks pictured here) presented in both New York and London Fashion Weeks in her first year of business. Now in year two she offers both ready to wear and custom evening and bridal, where she combines elements of luxury into a free-spirited, adventurous vibe.

A second career for Devan, she originally went to grad school at Drexel and worked for several years in business development, before going with her childhood passion for design, where she applied to Parsons, got accepted, moved to New York and then went to India to study the garment industry, embroidery and beading. Find Naveda pieces at Ritual Ritual in Northern Liberties.

Face Play by Jasmine

Six year veteran of the make-up world, Jasmine (our photoshoot MUA) grew up a South Jersey girl but now does makeup for bridal parties, fashion shoots and Indian television. Gorgeous in her own right, Jasmine says she takes every chance she can not to wear makeup. Her advice for spring makeup? Bare eyes with just mascara, no eyeliner, glow-y skin, full berry lips, and bushy eyebrows.

ManeStreem BEFORE

AFTER

Described as Uber for hair and makeup, if you’re in need of an emergency blowout, color or eyelash application (or any other beauty emergency for that matter!) bring up your app on your smartphone and just like calling a driver and car, you can request a stylist who will come to YOUR HOME and get you looking good. Although you don’t need to go out to the salon anymore, after a visit by one of these stylists, you’ll need to be seen.

Moon Serum

Our model Sharon Hackney-Robinson isn’t just another pretty face, she’s an entrepreneur, nurse and grandmother to SIX. Her alternative beauty line Me & The Girls Alternative Skin Care LLC uses all-natural remedies that are time and field tested. This self-proclaimed West Philly girl developed her line over three years, drawing from her experiences as a critical care nurse in the infant ICU. The line includes the organic Moon Beauty Serum ($40) which is full of antioxidants and essential fatty acids, that help undo sun and environmental damage.

Hope Bag Mission

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How can you combine your love of shopping with a gesture of kindness to a survivor of human trafficking?

Hope Bags fill the answer. Developed by our model Sharon Hackney-Robinson, we only learned about this project as an off-shoot of her skin care line, but definitely seems worthy of its own favoriting. With the mission of providing girls in shelters and rehab facilities with items to make them feel safe and valued, each gift bag that is loaded with toiletries and essentials we all probably take for granted, and also comes with a handwritten note from the volunteer who compiled the bag. Shopping lists can be found on the organization’s site: thehopebagmission.com

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Here at PW we’re a sucker for a best-of list. But sometimes those categories can be a real stretch and the lists can go on longer than our 401k’s fine print. In an effort to bring you good stuff without the hassle, we went out on a limb to bring you the inaugural edition of Philly Weekly FAVES, just good stuff from around town.

Olde City Shades

Philly EyeWorks is a new line of eyewear by Cliff and Emily Balter. The pair not only designs the frames in Philly, but also colors and assembles them individually by hand here as well. Stop by their Rittenhouse showroom and choose from The Jawn, The No Libs, Whiz Wit and the stylish browlines Olde City, starting at $149. phillyeyeworks.com

Marshmallow Peep Popcorn

Before you’re sick of all the candy eggs and other assorted spring sugar highs, indulge in some Peepflavored popcorn, courtesy of Center City East’s Go Popcorn. They add new flavors every Friday if that one doesn’t do it for you. letsgopopcorn.com

Rittenhouse Writers: Reflections on a Fiction Workshop

For 28 years, author James Rahn has led the Rittenhouse Writers Group. We got a sneak preview of Rittenhouse Writers, coming out this May, and it’s not only full of insight into the inner workings of a creative cache, but also includes 10 short stories from some of the group’s members. rittenhousewritersgroup.com 10 | Philly Weekly | March 24 - 30, 2016 | phillyweekly.com

Tents on Demand

As we mourn the loss of Fireside Camp Supply’s brick and mortar store and S’more Fridays, we’re comforted by knowing owner Christina Saboe (pictured opposite page) will be biking around the city, hand-delivering rental camping supplies and still inspiring city dwellers to commune with nature. firesidecampsupply. com

Ice Cream Club

$90 can yield no greater quantity of pleasure than by using it to join Weckerly’s Ice Cream Club.

Membership means you get one pint or two ice cream sandwiches every other week through the summer and into fall. The pre-paid sign-up club ensures you get to try out all of the short-run seasonal flavors Weckerly’s is famous for, with pick-up at Greensgrow Farm along with a variety of CSAs, farmer’s markets and Green Line Cafe. weckerlys.squarespace.com

“After the Flood”

Faryn Davis of Fernworks and Art Star jewelry favorite, debuts her first solo art exhibit this month at AS. Full of dreamy landscapes her unique layering technique gives a 3D impression without the need for plastic glasses. fernworks.org

“Phila” Ladies Pullover

We’ve gotten in the habit of thinking of Duke & Winston as a urban preppy men’s brand, but of course owner Sean Olubodun has a full women’s line as well. Our favorite for spring? The “Phila” pullover sweatshirt ($60) that begs to be covered in sand on a chilly day at the beach. duke-winston.com

Sweet-n-Salty Waffle

Foolish Waffles is not new to the Philly food truck scene, but their decadent scrumptiousness make them worthy of repeated love. This particular variety ($7.50) is a gastronomic ode to vice and virtue: a purely sweet Liege (chewy waffle with chunks of caramelized pearl sugar) is topped with heavenly mascarpone whipped cream then met with devilishly good black pepper bacon toffee, salted caramel and Maldon smoked sea salt. foolishwaffles.com

Ghost Bear Tee

Will it become as ubiquitous as Illadelphia? We hope not, but the Philly Phaithful nod ($24.99) to Flyer

Shayne Gostisbehere hits that sweet spot between our emoji-centric life and the love of this year’s playoffs. phillyphaithful.com

Charcoal Water Purifiers

Just opening the door to Rikumo in Midtown will lower your blood pressure by double digits. Okay, maybe that’s a stretch but the recently relocated Japanese boutique does boast at least one legit health booster. Their charcoal water purifiers (above), sold by the pound for $13 are way sexier than your five year old Brita pitcher. rikumo.com

Paddles and Balls

The ping pong loving group has brought the table game to The Raven Lounge with tourneys ($10), cash prizes and open play every Sunday afternoon beginning this month. meetup.com/Philadelphia-PingPong-Club

Bourbon Barrel Aged Concrete Pillow Barleywine Ale

One of Neshaminy Creek’s Limited Offerings, CP draws its name from the tale of one of their brewers’ bedding of choice during an eventful night in A.C. At 12.7% ABV, you may experience a similar fate with the brewery’s first Anniversary Bar-

leywine. neshaminycreekbrewing.com

Korean Fried Tempeh Tacos

Did you read that headline this week about how switching to a plant-based diet could save the world eight million human lives? V Street’s vegan tacos ($12, above) are the place to begin your philanthropic pursuits. Ignore the fact that they are so addictive, the trio is a hard dish to share, overflowing with radish kimchee, grilled tomato and a mildly spicy sriracha thousand island. You’ll be permanently spoiled from every eating a Big Mac again. vstreetfood.com

Workshops @ Art Dept Philly

How to Mend Your Clothes, a synth music night, natural hand dyeing and knitting and crocheting night: and that’s just this coming week! Art Dept Philly will keep your hands from ever having the chance to become idle with their infinitely long list of DIY events, mostly held at their Kensington studio. artdeptphilly.com

Moonshine Martini

JJ Bootleggers is the first moonshinethemed restaurant in Pennsylvania and appears to have the perfect home in the pickled-environs of Old City. Try one of phillyweekly.com | March 24 - 30, 2016 | Philly Weekly | 11

their mixed drinks like their martini and give their Ole Smoky Moonshine’s newest variety, Apple Pie 70 a whirl. jjbootleggers.com

<<Self Pour Beer Station

It is Friday night, the lines are long and you need a cold brew. Skip the lines and be your own bartender at one of the few self-pour beer stations in the country (right here in Philly)! With Brü’s special iPad system and key fob for your key chain, bar lines can become a thing of your past. Pour a little or a lot, take a sampling tour, or just enjoy one brew for the night. The technology was imported from Europe and will have you saying cheers while everyone else in Midtown Village is still three deep at the bar. bruphilly.com

Bacon Wrapped BBQ Meatballs

There are so many parts of this dish that logically shouldn’t go together. But when has logic ever prevailed when you’re at a casino. Valley Forge Casino’s Valley Tavern serves up these starters ($13) which feature Applewood smoked bacon, garlic, shallots, basil and the tav-

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ern’s signature barbeque sauce for one magic meat experience. vfcasino.com

Bourbon Chicken Mac ‘n Cheese

Cheese E. Wagon is a delicious contributor to Drexel University’s food truck ensemble. The newest mac and cheese creation Bourbon Chicken Mac ‘n Cheese (pictured) is an up-and-coming favorite meshing Chinese takeout with velveeta. cheeseewagon.com

Swish Embassy Tees

On display at Nutz and Boltz, the men’s fashion boutique offers an array of graphic tees by Swish, that are the perfect option for heading out finally without that coat on. Upgrade from “Sun’s Out, Guns Out” to “Do You Even Swallow, Bro?” The gay-friendly shop also is fully stocked on well-fitting swimwear FYI. nutzandboltzfashion.com

Tasseled Jewelry

Lou Lou boutique is chock full of tassels for this season, from earrings to bracelets to necklaces, in pastel and beach-y

hues, they offer a fun and inexpensive way (prices range from $10-$80) to capture a spring trend. loulouboutiques.com

paces, there’s no need for shame when you need to slow down in this crowd. cityfitgirls.com/group-runs

The Secret Burger

Silent Philly

Revolution Taco’s Secret Burger ($10) uses a blend of Indian Ridge ribeye and T-bone; toppings include Cooper cheese with roasted poblano cream and avocado chimichurri sauce. Served on a brioche roll from Breakin’ Bread Bakery, you’d better hurry to snag one, only six are served each day. Not on the menu, you must ask for it by name, get there early as it sells out daily! therevolutiontaco.com

X-Treme Lash Extensions

So you wanna have badass lashes for the spring? 3000BC has taking the art of faux lashes to new heights with these custom lash looks. You’ll need three hours and $275 for the initial lash set, but the investment will give you semi-permanent lashes that are applied individually, with each lash crafted to look like a natural hair. Fall asleep in the application chair and wake up to long, thick voluminous lashes ready for Instagram close-ups. 3000bcspa.com

Group Runs

City Fit Girls Run Club meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Dilworth Park (near the Information Center) with the runs ranging from three to five miles.

Designed for runners of all levels and all

Experience a party, like no other. It’s partying but with a quiet twist. Put on your headphones and choose between three DJs: Red (‘80s, ‘90s, 2000s), Green (Top 40 and EDM), and Blue (Hip Hop). This trio will spin the greatest music of each genre, and/ or time period, as you and the other part goers dance and sing the night away. Each DJ will compete with another to get you to side with their individual color. If you dance with someone you’d like to talk to, slip off those headphones, and there’s no need to scream. Floating around clubs all over the city, you’ll most likely find yourself in silence soon enough. silentphilly.com

Boozy Milkshake and Cheesesteak >>

Could there be a better pairing? New kid on the cheesesteak block, Cleavers serves up alcohol-infused milkshakes ($6.50) (catering to all our cravings for sugar, fat and liquor in one slurp) and cheesesteaks like The Block (pictured), that uses ribeye steak, portobellos, fried onions, green peppers and sharp provolone ($11.25). They sear their name onto their buns so you can’t forget—even after one of those floats— where you are. cleaversphilly.com

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Have your cake and eat it too! SliCE is taking the art of pizza to multiple new levels with its Pizza Cake (pictured). This cake is eight layers of mozzarella, San Marzano tomato sauce and hand cut pepperoni.

Who needs dessert with a cake like that?

This secret menu item ($24.95) is available in South Philadelphia—and you’ll need to give one hour notice; it takes time to perfect those eight amazing layers after all. slicepa.com

Convertible Tote

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How does a banana split with no cream in it sound? Welp, how’s about if it’s wood-er ice? Sounding a little better? Philly Flavors Water Ice is offering up a very yummy banana split flavored water ice that should be getting a lot

of play once the temps go above 75 again, you know, like they were last Christmas.

See if you can tell the difference between this flavored ice and traditional banana split, either way you’ll have a delicious time trying. phillyflavors.com

Lights at Cibo

There are many attractive light fixtures in restaurants throughout the city, the brightly colored Moroccan-esque hanging globes at Cibo however make us want to take them home. cibophiladelphia.com

Steak Tartare

You won’t have to settle for a tough and overdone piece of meat when you’re enjoying The Good King Tavern’s Steak Tartare. Hand-cut steak is blended with a touch of purple mustard, waffle-cut potato gaufrettes and a small quail egg ($12).

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The Smell Inside Insomnia Cookies

You know every Insomnia cookie by heart probably, but if you just get delivery, you’re missing out on the rich, sweet aroma of cookies baking in their stores.

Walk in, say mmm and attempt to leave without going back in for a snickerdoodle.

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One of the newest Capogiro flavors, no baby birds were harmed in the making of

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itus Andronicus continues their punk-filled No Faith/No Future/ No Problem tour in Philadelphia on March 27 at Union Transfer. With four rockin’ albums to their name and their latest one, The Most Lamentable Tragedy, garnering the most success, Titus Andronicus is a must-see talent. We spoke with frontman and lyricist, Patrick Stickles about their constant touring, what’s next for the band and his personal struggles with depression.

Do you have any good memories from playing in Philly in the past?

Oh, sure. We played there a whole bunch times over the years. I can remember our first show. It must have been in 2008 at the Circle of Hope. Since then we played at The Barbary several times then the First Unitarian Church we played many times.

Do you see that there’s hope in the ending, a rebirth, or is it just purely tragedy in The Most Lamentable Tragedy?

Well, there’s always hope. At the end of our story, our character realizes the cyclical nature of like. He discovers the moral that whatever you experience, whether it be the most ecstatic happiness, or the most crushing despair. All these things are just moments in time, naturally they’re all impermanent and they all will pass. I’ve found that in life when you acknowledge this, it will help you to endure the hard times and cherish the good times. Life is just a sequence of moments. Knowing that hopefully makes it a little easier to not get bogged down in you despair or to get too cocky and arrogant in your extreme happiness.

Is touring exhausting?

Not to put it down, but the live show isn’t necessarily the most creative thing.

When we get up on stage what cords we’re going to play and I know what words I’m going to say. All of that stuff is kind of memorized. But at the same time you have to go into it thinking it’s not just a recital. You’ve got to find a way to infuse it with new life and make it feel like a moment of creation. That’s the trick of it, keeping it alive that way, keeping it breathing.

you say this is your last record?

you deal with some pretty heavy topics most of the time, what are the fun moments for you, what do you do when you have that free time?

Well in so much as every record could potentially be the last record. That really is largely up to our constituents, the degree to which they continue to support us kind of dictates how long we’ll be able to keep going and making records and playing concerts and whatnot. We can’t do it without the support of our audience.

Well we don’t really have that much free time. When we do, it’s my preference to sleep in and catch up on rest. We don’t do a terrible amount of sightseeing or anything like that. The life is mostly about driving, getting from place to place and then we’ve got to set everything up. So everyday is the same in a lot ways. If we do anything for fun on the

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road, I would say it’s doing the concerts.

you’ve talked about your struggles a lot, do you think that is helpful to people?

I certainly hope so, that’s my intent because I have found it very helpful for certain artists to reach out that way.

Artists kind of send out a message in a bottle in a sense, that says “If you feel the way that I feel, you’re not maybe as alone as you think you are.” A lot of these things don’t get discussed that much and a lot of people don’t get the support that they need. That would be the more public service of the band’s career. A lot of people have come up to me and said that we’ve served that purpose for them.

That feels really good. Again, it’s been provided for me in the past when I was feeling alone and alienated, so it’s kind of a way to pay off that debt to those artists that have been there for me. n

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’m a 24-year-old male, married three years, monogamous. My wife and I are religious and were both virgins when we got married. I’m sexually frustrated with two things. (1) How can I get her to give me oral sex? (She has never given and I have never received oral sex. I regularly give her oral sex.) She is afraid to try it, saying she’s not ready yet. About every six months, I bring it up and it leads to a fight. She is a germophobe, but I think she believes fellatio is done only in porn. (I used to look at porn, which nearly ended our then-dating relationship.) (2) I feel like I’m always giving and never receiving any type of affection: massages, kisses, caresses, you name it.

It’s like having sex with a sex doll—no reciprocation. How do I broaden our sex life without making her feel like we’re in a porno? —Sexually Frustrated If you don’t already have children—you don’t mention kids—please don’t have any, SF, at least not with your first wife.

You’re a religious person, SF, a lifestyle choice I don’t fully understand. But you’re also a sexual person, and that I do understand. And if you want a lifelong, sexually exclusive, and sexually fulfilling relationship, then you must prioritize sexual compatibility during your search for the second Mrs. SF. Because your next marriage is likelier to survive for the long haul if you’re partnered with someone who is attracted to you physically and is aroused— roughly speaking—by the same sex acts, positions and fantasies you are.

In other words: Don’t marry someone and hope she likes sucking dick. You tried that, and it didn’t work. Find someone who likes sucking your dick and marry her.

I’m a straight woman in my early 30s, and I just don’t like receiving oral sex. I love giving blowjobs and can orgasm from PIV sex, but I seem to be one of the few women who don’t enjoy guys going down on me. I’m not uncomfortable with it, but it doesn’t get me off. I also get wet easily, so it’s not like I need it as foreplay. As I’ve gotten older, and the guys I sleep with have gotten older, it seems like most want to spend a great deal of time down there. I’ve tried being up front about not liking it in general, but guys either get offended or double down and do it more because they assume I’ve never been with a guy who “could do it right.” Any ideas on how to handle this? —Needs Oral Preference Explainer The observation you make regarding older straight guys—older straight guys are more enthusiastic about going down on women—is something I’ve heard from other female friends. They couldn’t get

guys to go down on them in their 20s, and they can’t get guys in their 30s and 40s to stop going down on them. (SF, above, is clearly an outlier.) The obvious solution to your dilemma, NOPE: Only fuck guys in their 20s.

Fan from Sweden here! Question: My fetish has no name. It is a “worshipping” fetish, for want of a better term, where I am the one being worshipped. Not by one man, but all men of the earth. The worshipping itself, while sexual, is not bound to my body parts. It would be great to have this named.

—Lack Of Vocabulary Enervates My Experiences A year ago, I would’ve diagnosed you with “caligulaphilia,” after the Roman emperor Caligula, who considered himself a living god, and -philia, the go-to suffix meaning “abnormal appetite or liking for.” But these days, I’d say you were suffering from a bad case of “trumpophilia.”

I’m a 24-year-old female who met my 26-year-old boyfriend five months ago through Fetlife. We do not share the same fetish, but we have other overlapping interests and he is lovely, smart and funny. He has a diaper and incontinence fetish. Not my jam, but I’m GGG. The issue: He has the most one-dimensional sexuality I have ever seen. He can get off only in the missionary position, with a diaper under us, and with incontinence dirty talk. Even with all of the above, its difficult to get him to orgasm. And it’s only very recently that we’ve been able to have penetrative sex—since he was used to getting off with his hand and a diaper— always with diapers under us and with lots and lots and lots of pee talk. But there’s only so long I can talk about losing control and peeing myself before I lose interest in the activities at hand. I do not mind getting him off this way sometimes, but this does absolutely nada for me and it’s the only way he gets off. He’s otherwise an amazing person, but I’m getting frustrated. We’ve talked about how my needs aren’t being met, and he claims he’s done standard vanilla before and managed to satisfy his partners.

I’ve yet to experience it myself, however, and I’d really like to be able to enjoy some vanilla sex—let alone my kinks!—with him!

—Please, I’m Sexually Saddened Your lovely, smart boyfriend is a lousy, selfish lay, PISS, and you two aren’t sexually compatible. DTMFA. n

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