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KISS Dressed to Kill 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition – A Monumental Celebration of KISStory

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Few albums in rock history have the staying power of KISS’ Dressed to Kill. Released in 1975, it was the band’s third studio album and the one that gave us the immortal anthem “Rock and Roll All Nite.” For me personally, Dressed to Kill has always been one of my favorite KISS records—it’s lean, raw, and bursting with the energy of a band on the cusp of superstardom. Now, fifty years later, KISS has rolled out a 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition that feels less like a reissue and more like a full-on celebration of one of their most essential studio albums.

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Remembering Ace Frehley: A Personal Tribute to the Spaceman

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Meeting “Space Ace” in Glenside, PA, before his show at The Keswick.

The passing of Ace Frehley is a loss that reverberates far beyond the world of KISS. For me, Ace was a central figure in my journey as a fan—someone whose music, personality, and presence shaped not only my love of rock and roll but also the friendships and experiences I’ve cherished along the way.

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From Page to Stage: Join the Walnut Street Theatre Playwriting Contest

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Philadelphia’s Walnut Street Theatre (WST), America’s oldest theatre and the Official State Theatre of Pennsylvania, has announced an exciting opportunity for playwrights nationwide: the 2025–26 Walnut Outreach Playwriting Competition. This initiative invites writers to create original works designed to inspire and engage young audiences in grades K–6.

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Rock ’n’ Roll Magic: Million Dollar Quartet at Walnut Street Theatre Delivers a Spectacular Opening

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Paul Harrold, Steve Harding, Ken Sandberg, Matteo Scammell and Ensemble in Million
Dollar Quartet. Photo by Mark Garvin.

Last night, my wife and I had the pleasure of attending opening night of Million Dollar Quartet at the Walnut Street Theatre—and what a night it was. From the very first chord, the energy in the room was electric, and by the end of the evening, the entire audience was buzzing with excitement.

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Why Tootsie Will Always Be One of My Favorite Films

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Some films entertain you for two hours and fade from memory. Others stay with you for decades, weaving themselves into your personal history. For me, Tootsie is firmly in the latter category—a film I can revisit endlessly and still find something new to admire.

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Podcast Spotlight: My Exciting Interview with KISS Army Nation

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I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed on the KISS Army Nation Podcast, and it was an absolute blast! This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever participated in, and the chemistry between us was fantastic. I hope you enjoy watching this interview as much as I enjoyed being a part of it. You can watch the full episode below.

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Mentorship Matters: Unlocking Opportunities in the Entertainment Industry

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Success in the entertainment industry doesn’t come with a manual. It’s a dynamic, competitive space where talent alone isn’t always enough. Whether you’re an aspiring actor, director, producer, musician, or behind-the-scenes creative, finding a role model or mentor can make all the difference in navigating the journey. From unlocking hidden opportunities to helping you build resilience and sharpen your skills, the proper guidance can accelerate your growth and push your career to the next level.

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STYX Returns with Circling From Above, New Studio Album

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Creating and recording new music is often considered the lifeblood of any band — an ethos AOR torchbearers STYX continue to embody with the highly anticipated release of CIRCLING FROM ABOVE, the 18th studio album in their formidable catalog via the band’s label, Alpha Dog 2T/UMe. Spanning 13 tracks, the album navigates the complexities of the human experience through the intersecting lenses of technology and nature.

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My 20-Year Journey with Barry Manilow: Memories and Musical Magic

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I became a Barry Manilow fan in 2005, and 20 years later, I celebrated his final concert in Philadelphia with the man himself. Below are my thoughts on this final night of music and passion in the City of Brotherly Love, and what it was like getting quality time with Barry after his signature red curtain closed. I’ve included photos and videos from those in attendance to capture the magic of the evening. Enjoy!

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