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CELEBRITIES & GOSSIP
Dan Gross: An ex-girlfriend of actor Terrence Howard told Whitemarsh Police that Howard choked her and threw her to the ground and punched her in the eye, then told his current girlfriend, “F--- this, I’m going to jail for this tonight.”
 
Radio show in John Bolaris' forecast?
 
It's Kanye and Kim Kardashian in Cannes
NBA PLAYOFFS
Marcus Hayes: Elton Brand and Andre Iguodala knew this might be the last time they wore 76ers colors.
 
Bob Ford: Somehow, Sixers stay alive
 
John Smallwood: 76ers playing like Iverson
 
Turner steps up 'D' in Game 6
PHILLY.COM/FOOD
Jason Wilson weighs in on the delicacies, as forces work to ban the sale of foie gras and as snails (slowly) gain in popularity.
 
Map: Find a farmer's market near you
 
Potluck recipes for Memorial Day
EAGLES
Nate Allen and Kurt Coleman will try to solidify a position that featured a revolving and unsteady cast a year ago.
 
Eagles hire former GM
 
Paul Domowitch: Jarrett in a hurry to play fast
 
Bell fitting in nicely with Birds
HEALTH
Only about half of the children with ear infection-like symptoms actual turn out to need antibiotics. Here is how to tell.
 
More in Health: Share a story about your Dad for our Father's Day tribute
 
More health and medical news
What's News
A judge told killer Craig Arno, "You must be taken out of society for the rest of your natural life."
For about an hour, a prosecutor parried with Msgr. William Lynn, charging he repeatedly misled abuse victims.
"They're using the term Greyhound therapy," said the head of the largest shelter in Atlantic City - and the state.
 
Accused killer struggled
A man being held after implicating himself in the death of 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979 is from Maple Shade.
Blinq: If readers had sentencedt Dharun Ravi, the webcam spymaster would be headed for state prison.
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Jared Axelrod and Steve Walker will be reading from and signing their new graphic novel.
Thursday, May 24 • 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM •
University of Pennsylvania - Penn Bookstore • 3601 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA

From our partners at City Paper: Amid the feud over the city's hungry homeless, radical pastor Bill Golderer sees a moment of opportunity.