Check out the photos from last night's Thursdays on the EDGE promotion at Grape Street Pub, Manayunk. The night featured 'burbs-based punkish rock band Otispunk playing before Laura Lea and Tripp Fabulous.
Click to see the photos.

Unfortunately we're not talking about the recently released film sequel starring Antonio Banderas.
According to a story in the Allentown Morning Call, a naked-from the waist down man is once again terrorizing the Bucks County seat.
The Intelligencer's Lou Sessinger confirms this happening.
Between that and the controversial new CVS (page down), which is apparently bringing drugs to the city, Doylestown is becoming a bit seedy, eh?

UPPER DARBY, PA -- "I see the path ahead of me," Trey Anastasio sang Tuesday night from the Tower Theatre stage, and it was easy to identify with the former Phish leader's unbridled enthusiasm. That path has brought Anastasio away from the successful band he still holds dear, but it's clear that the driven guitarist and singer needed a new start as well.
The early returns on Anastasio's second career are more than encouraging. Touting the recently released "Shine," his first album since last year's Phish breakup, Anastasio and his seven-member band played a joyous (and not surprisingly, lengthy) set that showcased newer, straightforward rockers like "Air Said To Me" and "Come As Melody," the introspective "Sleep Again," the dirty garage rock of Phish's "46 Days," the lilting "Goodbye Head," and "Push On Til The Day" and "Mr. Completely," both of which fathered ferocious, extended, but very un-Phishy jams.

Singles events happening this week.-ED

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…the suburban single

- For the best of the ’burbs singles check out Single in the Suburbs at D’Ignazio’s Townehouse (117 Veterans Square, Media 610.325.4630) on Thursday, November 17 (7-11 p.m.) The charity event featuring Main Line Today magazines’s Most Eligibles on the Main Line, includes more than a dozen beautiful and eligible people like NBC 10 weekend hottie Lauren Cohn. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Buy tickets at
mainlinetoday.com

Below is an excerpt of this week's cover story on the singles scene in the 'burbs.
-ED

Numbers game
Jersey Singles Mingle attracts 4,500

By Julie Wohlberg
Philly EDGE Correspondent

Last Friday night was all about the digits during the 11th Q102 Singles Mingle. Over 4,500 area singles showed up to the Woodbine Inn in Pennsauken, NJ for a night of drinking, gaming, and hooking-up digits, with each single proudly displaying an ID badge that was used to hook up with other area hotties.
But how effective were the badges in getting the hook-up?
And were these singles looking to “love you long time” or take off when the sun came up?