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NEWS
It began as an idea for a tribute to the late Soul Train creator and host Don Cornelius, and it ended up being the ultimate love, peace, and soul challenge to the city: To put Philadelphia in the Guinness Book of World Records for the most dancers to go down a Soul Train line.
SPORTS
Some are claiming Knicks guard Jeremy Lin has received undeserved attention because he is Asian or, in the worst vein of this, not African-American.
Phil Sheridan: Should the Eagles sign Randy Moss, who announced he will attempt to return to the league after a Brett Favre-retirement kept him out of the game in 2011? No.
FEATURES
Karen Heller: In N.J., gay marriage gets an approval. In Pa., it's the "Year of the Bible".
Ellen Gray: Even before it clocked a (distant) second-place finish in the Nielsens on Super Bowl Sunday, I knew I wasn't exactly alone in my love for "Downton Abbey."
Much has happened since Inquirer critic Craig LaBan last visited the top restaurants in the region. A fresh class of elite talents (Vetri, Zahav, Talula's) has emerged, while some (Le Bec-Fin) have sagged.
I OWN ONE of the late Whitney Houston's dresses, a purple, velvet, mermaid-style evening gown with long sleeves trimmed with bugle beads.
OPINION
Further investigation of a recent attack in Center City might justify the filing of hate-crime charges against teenagers who sparked the melee.

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