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In today's Philly.com Express, we check out "Resurrect Dead," an award-winning Philly documentary screening tonight. Two moms form business to combat head lice. Phillies 3-game ticket packages on sale now.
 
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SIXERS
John Smallwood: Though he's played his entire career for the Lakers, Kobe Bryant should be a revered son of Philly. But he's not.
 
Deep Sixer: Brand out with sprained right thumb
 
Sixerville: Collins compares Kobe to Jordan
 
Sixers alive on 'death row'
SUPER BOWL ADS
A diabolical dog, a weak-willed husband, a dead cat and a spicy snack make for a winning Super Bowl ad.
 
Dave on Demand's favorite Super Bowl ads
Vote: Your favorite Super Bowl ad?
POLITICS
Columnist and blogger Dick Polman chats at 1 p.m. Monday about influence of Super PACs on the nominating and electoral process.
 
Groups are changing the political landscape
 
Super PAC sugar daddies
HEALTH
Our new Healthy Kids blog: Given the avalanche of commercials and supermarket aisles packed with colorful bottles, it feels like poor parenting not to offer our kids multivitamins. But it turns out most kids and teens don’t need them.
What's News
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput wants the Obama administration to rescind a decision over birth control coverage.
 
Poll: Agree or disagree?
A jury convicted state Rep. Bill DeWeese on five charges he forced legislative staff to do campaign work.
A $200M-plus project will create a Gothic "gateway" to campus and include two dorms and more.
Will the Philadelphia area get enough snow on Wednesday to matter? Depends on which weather authority you ask.
Police estimate a gang population of about 25 and say most Hispanics are law-abiding.
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The Toynbee Tiles are crudely-tiled signs that have been appearing in sections of pavement throughout the world since the early 1980's. This documentary follows the efforts of an amateur sleuth to discover the identity of the Toynbee Tiler and find out what he or she was trying to say. Q&A with director John Foy follows the screening.
Monday, February 6 • 8:00 PM •
Trocadero Theatre • 1003 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA