Tag: Philadelphia
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Philadelphia, Clueless, The Karate Kid Earn National Film Registry Honor
Introduction: A Proud Moment for American Cinema The Library of Congress has announced its newest slate of National Film Registry inductees, a collection that celebrates and preserves the breadth of American film. Among the selections, a mix of iconic dramas, comedies, and timeless classics—Philadelphia, Clueless, and The Karate Kid—stand out for their cultural impact, enduring…
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National Film Registry Adds Philadelphia, Clueless, and The Karate Kid to Preserve Classic American Cinema
Historic additions to the National Film Registry The Library of Congress has announced the latest group of films chosen for the National Film Registry, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to preserving the moving image as a vital conduit of culture and memory. Among the new inductees are a blend of genre-defining dramas, coming‑of‑age comedies, and iconic…
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Rocky Statue Moves to Top of the Philadelphia Museum of Art Steps
A New Home for an Iconic Landmark The beloved Rocky statue, a long-standing symbol of perseverance and Philadelphia pride, has a new home. After much anticipation, the Philadelphia Art Commission approved relocating the statue from the bottom of the famed museum steps to a prominent position at the top. The move signals a fresh chapter…
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Rocky Statue Moves to Top of Philadelphia Museum Steps
Iconic Rocky statue makes a new ascent The Rocky statue, a beloved symbol of Philadelphia and an enduring pop culture icon, will no longer keep vigil at the bottom of the famous museum stairs. Following a vote by the Philadelphia Art Commission, the statue is being relocated to the top of the steps, offering visitors…
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Rocky Statue Moves to the Top: Philadelphia’s Iconic Landmark Gets a New View
A Change Worth the Crowd: The Move Announced The Rocky statue, long the symbol of underdog grit and city pride, is getting a new home. In a decision announced after a vote by the Philadelphia Art Commission on Wednesday, the iconic landmark is being relocated from the bottom of the steps to the top of…
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Remembering Ena Widjojo: A Culinary Trailblazer at Hardena and a Philadelphia Icon
Introduction: A cherished figure in Philadelphia’s culinary landscape Ena Widjojo, a longtime fixture in South Philadelphia’s vibrant food scene, passed away at age 73 after a battle with cancer. As the owner and celebrated chef of Hardena, a beloved Indonesian-Vietnamese restaurant, Widjojo inspired a generation of cooks, mentored countless aspiring chefs, and offered a warm,…
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Celebrated Philadelphia Chef Ena Widjojo, 73, Dies After Long Battle with Cancer
Tribute to a Culinary Luminary Philadelphia wakes today with the memory of a beloved chef, mentor, and mother, Ena Widjojo, who passed away at age 73 after a long battle with cancer. Widjojo owned and led Hardena, the South Philadelphia restaurant renowned for its Indonesian dishes, warm hospitality, and a sense of community that drew…
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Eagles Edge Bills 13-12 in Buffalo on dramatic final stand
Overview: A tense divisional showdown in Western New York The Philadelphia Eagles escaped with a 13-12 victory over the Buffalo Bills in a game that will be remembered for its late-heartbeat finish. In a clash that lived up to the expectations of a divisional showdown, neither offense could assert lasting control for most of the…
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Controversy Reignites as Ellen Greenberg Death Is Reconfirmed as Suicide
Introduction: A Reaffirmed Verdict in a Debated Case The 2011 death of Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old Philadelphia teacher found with multiple stab wounds, has again been officially ruled a suicide by the Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office. The decision, released after a renewed review prompted by the Greenberg family’s persistent questions, comes more than a decade…
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Ellen Greenberg Case: Suicide Ruling Reconfirmed Amid Controversy
Background: The case that Captured Philadelphia’s Attention In 2011, Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old Philadelphia teacher, was found dead in her apartment with multiple stab wounds to the back of her head and neck, and a knife lodged in her chest. The initial response labeled the death a homicide, but after a review prompted by questions…