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A Republican lawmaker in Congress became the first to break with the party and support Democrat Hillary Clinton for the White House on Tuesday amid signs of growing Republican unease with volatile presidential nominee Donald Trump. The break by Rep. Richard Hanna of New York followed days of uproar over Trump’s criticism of the parents of a Muslim U.S. Army officer killed in the Iraq war, which has fueled a fresh round of Republican rebukes of the New York businessman. Illustrating the escalating tension between the candidate and the party, Trump pointedly thanked the primary opponent of Republican House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan on Monday for his “kind words” after Ryan had issued a statement saying the sacrifice of the parents, Khizr and Ghazala Khan, should be honored. REUTERS

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U.S. consumer spending rose more than expected in June as households bought a range of goods and services, showing underlying strength heading into the third quarter. Despite healthy consumer spending, Tuesday’s Commerce Department report showed inflation still muted. Economists say this, together with weak business spending and second quarter economic growth, could encourage a cautious Federal Reserve to keep interest rates at low levels for a while. “The continued buoyancy in consumption expenditures points to a favorable handoff to the third quarter, but the soft price pressures add to the narrative of the weakening inflationary backdrop,” said Millan Mulraine, deputy chief economist at TD Securities in New York. REUTERS

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Instagram, the photo-sharing app owned by Facebook, is taking aim at fast-growing messaging app Snapchat with a new feature that gives users the option to make pictures and videos to disappear automatically after 24 hours. The feature, Instagram Stories, will showcase pictures and videos uploaded by a user in a slideshow format, Instagram said in a blog post on Tuesday. Snapchat, which has more 100 million users, is known for automatically making postings disappear after 24 hours. However, the privately owned company released a feature in July called “Memories” that enables users to save and share content. REUTERS

Vehicles parked in the center median of South Broad Street. CHARLES MOSTOLLER

Petition calls for ban on Broad Street median parking “This isn’t a case of Center City residents telling South Philly what to do; it’s South Broad Street neighbors who are asking for a safer street.” JASON NUCKOLLS @MetroNewYork

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A group of politically active Philadelphians wants the ban on parking in the median along South Broad Street enforced all the time, not just when the city is packed with visitors like during the Democratic National Convention. The Philadelphiabased political action committee 5th Square launched a petition calling for daily enforcement

of a ban on median parking that typically spans a 16-block stretch of South Broad, CBS3 reported. “Cars that are trying to parallel-park, in a very tiny space, right next to cars going 35 miles per hour – it’s not a recipe for how a street should be working,” Jake Liefer, who started the petition at 5th Square, was quoted by CBS3. Parking in the median is reportedly illegal, but the city has turned a blind eye to it for years. The ban was enforced, however, during last week’s DNC, when the city hosted thousands of delegates, members of the media and other visitors. Residents along Broad Street, though, have complained about being unable to find parking, particularly on streetcleaning days when

“Cars that are trying to parallel-park, in a very tiny space, right next to cars going 35 miles per hour – it’s not a recipe for how a street should be working.” Jake Liefer

they claim they have no choice but to park in the median, NBC10 reported. Residents have said they wouldn’t have a problem with the ban being enforced if there was a parking facility for homeowners, who can spend 20 minutes or more looking for parking. “Before any changes are made, we’d need to have a dialogue with the people most affected … which are the residents of the surrounding com-

munity in South Philly,” Mayor Jim Kenney was quoted by NBC10. Most of the petition’s supporters live near the area of South Broad Street where illegal parking is commonplace, 5th Square said in a PhillyVoice report. “This isn’t a case of Center City residents telling South Philly what to do; it’s South Broad Street neighbors who are asking for a safer street,” the group told PhillyVoice.

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The highest-ranking Catholic clergy member convicted of criminal charges as a result of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia sex abuse scandal won a second release from prison on Tuesday, but a retrial is awaiting him. Monsignor William Lynn, who was sentenced to three to six years in prison on charges of child endangerment in 2012, was freed on bail Tuesday morning, prosecutors said. An appeals court had ruled that certain evidence was improperly allowed at his first trial and ordered a new trial. This marks the second time Lynn, 65, was let out of jail. An appeals court pre-

viously freed Lynn after ruling that child endangerment laws shouldn’t apply to administrators like him in 2013. But the state Supreme Court disagreed and sent Lynn back to prison in 2015. Prosecutors from the office of District Attorney Seth Williams announced their intention to pursue a new conviction of Lynn during Tuesday’s hearing. “[Tuesday] in court, we announced that the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office will retry Monsignor Lynn on the charge of endangering the welfare of children,” Williams said in a statement. Williams has long claimed the conviction of Lynn, who was accused of placing an abusive priest in a parish where he abused a minor, as one of his office’s most significant victories, and now intends to pursue a second trial. Lynn has currently served nearly three years of his original sentence and would have been up for parole in October, according to the Inquirer.

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If you were a fan of the original “Batman” TV show, starring Adam West as the Caped Crusader and Burt Ward as his trusty Boy Wonder, Robin, you’ll definitely want to see this. An auto dealership in the Frankford area of Philadelphia is selling a 1966 Batmobile replica … for $500,000. Before you choke, remember that the show’s original Batmobile was purchased at an auction in 2013 for $4.2 million, Philadelphia Media Network reported.

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Clinton extends lead over Trump to 8 percentage points: Reuters/Ipsos Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton extended her lead over Republican rival Donald Trump to eight percentage points, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Tuesday, from six points on Friday. The bump for Clinton followed the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last week at which Clinton and her supporters painted an optimistic portrait of America, and came amid controversy over Trump’s comments about the parents of a slain Muslim U.S. soldier. About 43 percent of likely voters favor Clinton, 35 percent favor Trump, and 9 percent picked “Other,” according to the July 28-Aug. 1 online poll of 1,289 likely voters. The poll had a credibility interval of 3

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percentage points. Trump has faced a barrage of criticism in recent days from political allies as well as opponents after he criticized the parents of U.S. Army Captain Humayun Khan, who was killed in Iraq in 2004.

Trump had a shortlived bump in the polls after the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in late July, when Reuters polling showed him slightly ahead of Clinton for the first time since May. REUTERS

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Donald Trump declines to endorse Ryan and McCain Trump has troubled many Republicans with his often insulting style and controversial policies. Donald Trump ratcheted up tensions in his Republican Party on Tuesday, denying leading figures support in their re-election bids, while his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton won her first endorsement from a Republican lawmaker. The latest exchanges cast a shadow over the show of unity the party sought to project at the Republican National Convention that formally nominated Trump for president in July. Interviewed by The Washington Post, Trump said he could endorse neither House Speaker Paul Ryan nor Sen. John McCain, both of whom face Republican challengers in primary votes in their states ahead of the Nov. 8 general election. Both lawmakers had rebuked Trump over his feud with the family of a slain Muslim-American Army Captain Humayun Khan.

Mirroring the language Ryan used about supporting Trump before his eventual endorsement, Trump told the newspaper he was “not quite there yet” in endorsing Ryan, the highest-ranking elected Republican, in next Tuesday’s Wisconsin primary. Trump praised Ryan’s opponent, Paul Nehlen, for running “a very good campaign.” Trump said Ryan had sought his endorsement, but that as of now he is only “giving it very serious consideration.” Trump has had a running feud with Khizr and

unprepared” to be president. Republican Chris Christie, a Trump ally once viewed by Trump as a potential running mate, joined the fray on Tuesday, calling criticisms of the Khan family “inappropriate.” Ryan and Republican Senate Majority Leader McConnell have offered support to the Khans, but no Republican leaders have withdrawn their support for Trump as the party’s presidential pick. President Barack Obama said Trump’s attacks on the Khans showed he was “woefully u n p r e pared” to be president. Obama blasted Trump as unfit to be president and questioned why any Republican would support the New York businessman seeking his first public office. “The question I think that they have to ask themselves is, if you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable: Why are you still endorsing him?” Obama, a Democrat, said at a White House news conference with Singapore’s prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong. REUTERS

“The question I think that they have to ask themselves is, if you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable: Why are you still endorsing him?” Obama

Ghazala Khan since they took the stage at last week’s Democratic convention to cite their son’s sacrifice and criticize Trump’s proposed ban on Muslims. The uproar has led many Republicans to distance themselves from the New York businessman and voice support for the Khan family. Obama said Trump’s attacks on the Khans showed he was “woefully

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Family of ‘Star Trek’ actor sues Fiat Chrysler over rollaway death

Actor Anton Yelchin’s parents Irina Yelchin (l.) and Viktor Yelchin hold a press conference Tuesday at the Beverly Hills Marriott in Los Angeles regarding the accidental death of their son. GETTY IMAGES

The parents of the late “Star Trek” movie actor Anton Yelchin sued Fiat Chrysler for negligence and product liability over the rollaway crash of a Jeep Grand Cherokee that killed their son. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, is believed to be the first wrongfuldeath complaint linked to the Fiat Chrysler recall in April of more than 1.1 million cars and SUVs because of vehicles that roll away after drivers exit them. Yelchin, 27, was killed June 19 when his 2015 Grand Cherokee, which was covered under the recall, rolled backward in the steep driveway of his Los Angeles home and crushed the actor against a brick wall and fence. The lawsuit points to a transmission gear-selector design it describes as “defective” as being the cause of numerous driverless rollaway mishaps like the one that killed Yelchin. The Russian-born actor, whose parents were both celebrated figure skaters in the former Soviet Union, was best known

“He was very special, but now he’s very special because his death might just save some other life.” for playing the young starship navigator Pavel Chekov in the movie reboot of “Star Trek.” “In spite of our unbelievable grief, we decided to come here to prevent other families from the same tragedy,” his father, Victor Yelchin, said in tearful remarks to reporters. The automaker said in a statement it had not been served with a lawsuit and declined to comment on it, but expressed its “sympathies to the Yelchin family for their tragic loss.” The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has said that the gear selectors in question clearly pose a safety issue that has led to hundreds

of crashes and dozens of injuries. The agency has said testing of the electronic shifter found it “not intuitive and provides poor tactile and visual feedback to the driver, increasing the potential for unintended gear selection.” The recall applies to 811,000 vehicles in the United States, covering the 2014-2015 model years of the Jeep Grand Cherokee sport utility vehicle and 2012-2014 Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300 sedans. The problem has been tied to at least 68 injuries, 266 crashes and 308 reports of property damage. Yelchin’s death marked the first known fatality linked to the issue. The company has said rollaways occurred because drivers mistakenly believed they had placed the vehicles in park, and neglected to set the emergency brake, before getting out. The ItalianAmerican automaker announced in June that it would soon furnish software upgrades to address the problem in all recalled vehicles. REUTERS

with first-degree murder and robbery and being in possession of a firearm during the crimes. Prosecutors have been seeking the death penalty against Rauf. The judges determined that since the state’s death penalty law allows a judge to sentence a convict to death independent of a jury and also allows a jury

to hand down a death sentence without a unanimous verdict, it violated the U.S. Constitution. “Put simply, the Sixth Amendment right to a jury includes a right not to be executed unless a jury concludes unanimously that it has no reasonable doubt that is the appropriate sentence,” the 92-page ruling said. REUTERS

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BRIEF Delaware’s top court strikes down death penalty statute Delaware’s top court struck down the state’s death penalty statute, arguing that it grants judges powers that juries should wield and that it is unconstitutional. The 3-2 Delaware Supreme Court decision came in the case of Benjamin Rauf, who was charged

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Study: Police body camera policies put civil rights at risk

Maryland police kill armed black woman who threatened them

Many U.S. cities have approved or expanded the use of body cameras since August 2014, when a white police officer fatally shot an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri.

Maryland police fatally shot an armed black woman who espoused anti-government views and threatened to kill officers during a standoff where her 5-year-old son was wounded, authorities said on Tuesday. The shooting of Korryn Gaines, 23, of Randallstown, Maryland, about 17 miles northwest of Baltimore, on Monday prompted outrage on social media, reigniting concerns about police use of force, especially against African-Americans. Gaines pointed a shotgun at Baltimore County officers when they arrived at her apartment to serve warrants on her and Kareem Courtney, 39, her boyfriend, police said. “When somebody points a gun directly at an officer and threatens to shoot them, it very

Police forces in 50 U.S. cities are failing to protect the civil rights and privacy of residents due to the inadequacy of programs that govern how their officers use body-worn cameras, a report by a coalition of rights groups said on Tuesday. The study was conducted for The Leadership Conference of Civil and Human Rights coalition by Upturn, a Washington DC-based company that studies how technology affects social issues.

“Body cameras carry the promise of officer accountability, but accountability is far from automatic,â€? Harlan Yu, principal of Upturn, said on a conference call with reporters. The study focused on the nation’s largest police departments that have body-worn camera programs, as well as programs that have received federal funding, and those in cities that have had high-profile incidents involving law enforcement officers. It judged them against eight criteria, including whether each department publishes its body camera policy, to what degree officers are allowed discretion about when they turn on and off their cameras, and whether officers involved in incidents are prohibited from watching the footage before they write reports.

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The study found that none of the departments it analyzed met all the criteria, and that the police departments in Ferguson and in Fresno, California, failed all of them. Nearly half did not make body camera footage easily accessible to the public. Three major departments with programs — Detroit, Michigan; Aurora, Colorado; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — have not made their body camera policies public, the study said. Representatives of the

police departments in Aurora, Detroit, Pittsburgh and Ferguson did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The coalition released an initial report in November 2015 that studied body camera programs from 25 departments. The group said some issues have improved since that report, noting several departments, including Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Cincinnati now provide individuals who are recorded the opportunity to view the footage. REUTERS

well may not end well. That is the situation we had in this case,â€? police spokeswoman Elise Armacost told reporters. Police said Gaines was live-streaming video during the faceoff and followers were encouraging her not to give in peacefully. Gaines had faced charges that included disorderly conduct and resisting arrest from a March traffic stop. Courtney was wanted for an assault charge against Gaines. Courtney, who is also black, fled with a 1-yearold boy and was arrested. Gaines remained in the apartment with her son. After a standoff of about five hours, an officer fired when Gaines pointed the gun at officers and threatened to kill them. She was then killed in an exchange of fire. REUTERS

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White House directs agencies to consider climate change impacts U.S. federal agencies will be required to disclose whether their actions and decisions will have an impact on climate change, the White House announced Tuesday. The White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) finalized an update after nearly six years of consultations of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), a Nixon-era statute that called on officials to weigh the environmental effects of projects such as highways, dams or oil drilling. The update takes NEPA a step further by requiring agencies such as the Interior Department to the Army Corps of Engineers to quantify greenhouse gas emissions in NEPA project reviews and to describe the potential climate change impacts. “This increased

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predictability and certainty will allow decision makers and the public to more fully understand the potential climate impacts of all proposed federal actions,” the CEQ said in a statement. This would prompt agencies to consider alternatives or propose measures to mitigate the climate impacts of a project, it said. Since the CEQ first proposed to modify

NEPA in 2010 to include weighing climate change impacts, Republican lawmakers have discouraged the move saying it would be a way for the Obama administration to regulate carbon emissions without congressional approval. President Barack Obama has used executive authority to use the federal Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from

power plants, oil and gas infrastructure, and energy development on public lands. Rhea Suh, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the CEQ’s announcement is “a game-changer” that would ensure that federal agencies do not “approve mines that will destroy the climate, or bridges that will get washed away.” Conservation group The Wilderness Society said the CEQ guidance will ensure that decisions about whether to allow energy exploration or development on federal land do not contribute to climate change. “Federal land management agencies should implement this guidance without delay, and use cutting-edge science to make climate-smart decisions,” the group said.

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Typhoon Nida shuts Hong Kong, more than 150 flights canceled Hong Kong’s first major typhoon this year brought gusts of more than 62 mph and prompted authorities to issue an amber warning, signifying heavy rain. Typhoon Nida swept through Hong Kong on Tuesday, shutting down most of the financial hub and disrupting hundreds of flights with gale-force winds, while low-lying areas were put on flood alert. More than 150 flights were canceled, the Airport Authority said, with Cathay Pacific and Dragonair warning that none of their flights would be operating until 2 p.m. at the earliest. Thousands of pas-

sengers were stranded at the airport and about 325 flights are expected to be rescheduled. The city’s ferry, tram and bus services gradually resumed in the afternoon after the Hong Kong Observatory lowered the tropical cyclone warning to 3 from 8, shortly after midday. Trading in Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, including Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect trading, and the derivatives market would be suspended for the rest of the day. The Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society suspended trading on Tuesday morning. Streets had been largely deserted and shops shuttered since Monday evening when the typhoon signal 8 was hoisted, prompting many people to leave

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work early. Nida was moving inland and winds near its center had showed signs of weakening, the Hong Kong Observatory said. Across the border, part of Guangdong province closed offices, factories and schools as the

typhoon swept across the southern part of the metropolis of Guangzhou. Airports in the southern part of the province, including Shenzhen and Zhuhai, canceled most flights while more than 35,000 people were

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evacuated, state media reported. Last month, Typhoon Nepartak drove at least 420,000 people from their homes and caused more than $1.1 billion losses in China’s Fujian province alone. REUTERS

BRIEF Man charged with sexually touching sleeping Virgin America passenger A male Virgin America passenger has been criminally charged with sexually touching a sleeping female passenger on an overnight ight to Newark, New Jersey, from Los Angeles last week, federal prosecutors said on Tuesday. Veerabhadrarao Kunam, 58, of Visakhapatnam, India, was charged with one count of abusive sexual conduct aboard Flight 170 which departed on July 29, U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman in New Jersey said. Fishman said the defendant was arrested on July 30 when his ight arrived, and was released on $50,000 bond following a Monday court appearance in Newark federal court. Alexander Spiro, a lawyer at Brafman & Associates representing Kunam, declined to comment. According to the complaint, Kunam was seated in an aisle seat when the victim, who was sleeping next to him in a middle seat, awoke to ďŹ nd his hands massaging her vaginal and buttocks areas, and the defendant rubbing his bare feet against hers. REUTERS

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The most cringeworthy moments of ‘The Bachelorette’ In a rather predictable ending to the “most dramatic season ever,” “Bachelorette” Jojo Fletcher chose flaky football player Jordan Rodger as her partner for life. Sorry, #TeamRobby. It was a lackluster ending, but the rest of the season was full of twists and surprises. Here are some of this season’s finest — and most cringeworthy — moments. Chad expands his little black book after he gets the boot After he was eliminated, Chad posted a photo of himself locking lips with finalist Robby Hayes’ ex-girlfriend and later alluded to also hooking up with contestant Grant Kemp’s ex. Chad’s enigmatic response didn’t quell any anger: “All I can say is, they’re both beautiful women.” Jordan’s cheating controversy Jordan’s ex Brittany Farrar took to Instagram shortly after the season premiere to accuse the front-runner of cheating on her. Farrar wrote,

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“Riding the bench doesn’t get in the way of a relationship, but cheating does,” even tagging ABC in the biting post. Though Jordan has denied the allegations, rumors are still swirling. DJ Wells keeps on snapping After Wells Adams’ elimination, he didn’t cry into a pint of ice cream. Instead, the radio DJ turned heartbreak into gold while drunkenly Snapchatting a “Bachelorette” episode live from his couch. With witty insults and boyish charm—

move over, DJ Kahled, Wells might be the best thing on Snapchat.

In the upcoming issue of Porter magazine, Winona Ryder opens up about the most infamous thing to happen to her since she ruthlessly murdered a clique of high school girls, each of them named Heather. Except that was just a movie. “Psychologically, I must have been at a place where I just wanted to stop,” the “Stranger Things” star says of that time she was busted for shoplifting from Saks Fifth Avenue in 2001. “I won’t get into what happened, but it wasn’t what people think. And

it wasn’t like the crime of the century! But it allowed me time that I really needed, where I went back to San Francisco and got back into things that …

Zac Efron joined Tinder, but nobody swiped right Is the world ending? Did we miss something? How can nobody swipe right for Zac Efron on Tinder? The only explanation would be that all the single ladies automatically assumed it was a fake profile because, let’s be real, why would this chiseledabbed hunk ever need to use Tinder? Supposedly, Efron is single and searching for the perfect gal to take on a date. Unfortunately, our assumptions were right. The “Baywatch” babe told UK’s the Times, “Amazingly, when I signed up for Tinder, nobody swiped me! They thought [my profile] was fake.” He also concluded, “Dating is something I’ll never be able to do.” Sad face!

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Winona Ryder revisits that time she shoplifted I just had other interests, frankly.” The actress took a hiatus following her $4,760 bust, but has since made a resurgence with her spooky new Netflix original series and rumors of a “Beetlejuice” sequel on the horizon. But even about that, Ryder is keeping the details vague. “Well, I don’t know [if there will be a second ‘Beetlejuice’],” she tells Porter. “Movies are all big franchise superhero things, and I’m 44 — I don’t think anyone wants to put a cape on me and chuck me out the window! I don’t know how good my bone density is!”

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In the feud that keeps on giving, another celebrity has taken sides in the T. Swift vs. Kimye debacle: Justin Bieber is clearly Team Yeezy. The singer posted a screenshot of himself Facetiming with Kanye West to his Instagram

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girlfriend Selena Gomez kissing — but you know, who wouldn’t? Gomez already pledged her allegiance to Team Swift after the Snapchat Heard ’Round the World went viral. (In case you’ve been living under a rock: In it, Swift is heard on the phone with West, seemingly agreeing to the controversial lyrics about her in his song “Famous.”) Are Bieber’s actions simply just to dig at Swift, or is he reminding us of his loyalty to West, with whom he collaborated on a remix of “Runaway Love” in 2011? He may have been late to the party, but he certainly brought it back to life.

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Marlon Wayans has made a career out of making people laugh, but when it’s time for business, he’s nothing but serious. Known for his roles in movies like “White Chicks” and the “Scary Movie” franchise, Wayans’ film projects kill it at the box office — grossing $736 million domestically. The veteran actor, producer, comedian, writer and film director even has an NBC comedy series set to make its debut in 2017. We chatted with Wayans ahead of his Punchline Philly shows this week to talk politics, working on his birthday and even get some advice for aspiring performers.

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How does it feel to perform in Philly? I love Philly. I performed there one other time and the Philly crowd was dope. They were keeping it real and it was fun. A lot of the great comedians come out of Philly and it has a lot of history. I am excited to spend some time there. It’s one of my favorite cities.

So we just had the Democratic National Convention here. Did you watch it at all? I got to watch parts of it. I enjoyed it a lot better than the RNC. Literally live on two different planets. Two completely different agendas. It was crazy. I have never seen a country so divided. It’s infuriating. ... I think that it’s time to come together.

Are you going to use any of the DNC or RNC moments in your comedy routine? I don’t know, we will see. I’m a weird guy.

Do you have any favorite places to visit when you come here? I like eating at all the restaurants. Del Frisco’s is great. I got to stop and get a Philly cheesesteak even though I don’t eat bread.

Yeah. There is a lot of volatility going on. That’s at the RNC. One of the best speeches at the DNC about Donald Trump was by a foreigner [Khizr Khan] who lost his son in the war. I thought that

Do you stick to the same routine or do you improvise? I improvise a lot. I get myself a structure and play with the structure. Where did you get your start and an entertainer? I have been training for a long time. Since second grade I knew I wanted to do this, and from there just working, working, working and auditioning. Started to go on auditions

magazine asked my kids, “What is one word you would use to describe your dad?” They looked at each other and I thought they were going to say, “loving,” and they said, “inappropriate.” They’re right though. I am just a big kid. I like to have fun. [Laughs]

in high school so I could get commercials. Decided to go to college, turned down some movies and then I got a movie I really wanted and went, “All right. Time to do it.” That is amazing. Since second grade you knew what you wanted to do. Yeah. My brother was actually doing it before me. I was like, “Wow, you actually turned your dreams into your reality.” Now you have a new show debuting in January on NBC. What can you tell us about it? Yeah, it’s called “Marlon” and basically it is based on my life as a dad. There is this one time a

How do you keep it all together? You have a family, you’re always on the road. How do you stay centered? Through work. There is not a lot ot of time to myself like my birthday. I did three shows on my birthday. There is only so much time I can party. I had two more shows the next day. I just stay busy.

I love my work so much it just keeps me balanced in life. What is the best piece of advice you can give to an aspiring comedian or actor? To work. Not everyone is going to be famous right away. Don’t be famous — be good and then fame will come. Preparation, a lot of hard work and opportunity equals success, and don’t quit because quitting is failure. It’s a journey and only God knows your time — and you gotta do the work. Marlon Wayans performs at Punchline Philly Thursday, Aug. 4 through Saturday, Aug. 6.

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Modern Colour gears up for the 2nd Street Festival The buzzworthy Philly band will be performing their new single live for attendees.

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How did the band get started? Stephan went on tour with Davy Knowles and Chickenfoot as their guitar tech the day after he graduated high school. He came back and he was bitten by the tour bug and was like, “I’m starting a band, I don’t care how.� I was playing along to a Black Keys song in my basement with my drumset and Stephan pretty much stayed outside the house and one of the roommates saw him and was like “Do you wanna come in and meet the guy playing music?�

Wow, that’s amazing. I love that story. Why the name Modern Colour? We didn’t have a band name for a couple of months. Our first band name was Permanent Press and the Dirty Lints because we practiced in the laundry room. [Laughs] One day we were all listening to Rory Gallagher — a blues musician from the 1970s. Then one of our friends was like, “Yeah, it’s like you’re sprinkling color into this stuff. You play funk, blues, rock.� Someone added, “modern color,� and we didn’t hate it. It stuck.

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We just recorded a new single yesterday at Studio 4 with Phil Nicolo and Ron DiSilvestro. And it was, by far, the best recording experience that we’ve ever had. We did it without a click — as a live band. It’s raw, it’s edgy, it’s big and more anthemic. It’s like a little less of the blues and a little more of that English rock-and-roll kinda thing.

It’s called “Slippin.’” We will be debuting it live in front of however many thousand people are at Second Street. Who are you excited to see perform at the festival? Cold Roses and Nick Greely & the Operators. They are two contemporaries of ours and we like to support them.

If you could go on tour with anyone in the world, who would it be? I think it would be John Mayer. It would be a great learning experience [to go on tour with him]. Modern Colour performs 2nd Street Festival on Sunday, Aug. 7. For more information, visit 2ndstreetfestival. org.

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Some people start a blog just to get their feelings out and never expect anyone to read it. When Greta Kline began recording songs from her bedroom and self-releasing them online, people actually listened. Born in New York City and the daughter of actors Kevin Kline and Phoebe Cates, Kline created Frankie Cosmos as an alias to release her bedroom recordings on Bandcamp. The indie artist released her first album as Frankie Cosmos, “Zentropy,” with her backing band in 2014, and the album was named New York magazine’s No. 1 pop album of 2014. Kline released her second album, “Next Thing” last April and is now starting her U.S./Europe summer tour. This witty-but-sweet singer-songwriter got into the DIY music scene at a young age and has used its

intimate community to connect with other artists and throw out her thoughts on the mundane and heavy questions in life for anyone who will listen. What got you interested in the all ages DIY music scene? I guess it’s pretty different now [than] when I was a kid. There were quite a few all-ages venues in New York that were cool, and there was a newspaper that listed all the shows. I feel like I had a really good time getting into the music and meeting cool people. [Now,] a lot of the venues closed. There’s a smaller scene that’s maybe harder to find your way in. I probably wouldn’t have known about the cool stuff going on if it weren’t for my brother [Owen Kline]. Any DIY music artist that you’re interested in currently? This tour, we got to pick the opening acts for the shows, so I’ve been looking up [the] Bandcamp listing at each location. It’s been really fun to play shows with people I got into randomly. The tour in April, we took Yowler and Anna McClellan as

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That said, zines are nowhere near extinct yet. In fact, they are still regularly celebrated all over the world, including right here in Philadelphia. On Saturday, Aug. 6, the Spiral Bookcase in Manayunk will hold its first zine reading. The independent bookstore is holding the event to celebrate the addition of zines to its extensive reading selection. At the helm of the reading is longtime zine-ster Sarah Sawyers-Lovett, author of the zine Tazewell’s Favorite Eccentric and the book “Everybody Else’s Girl.” SawyersLovett also co-hosts the podcast Book Jawn with fellow bibliophile Grace Gordon. “This reading will focus on the incredible depth and diversity of talent in Philly,” Sawyers-

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words, big men. As the trade deadline approaches this season, other teams will likely get more desperate. Noel or Okafor could be dealt now or by the trade deadline. What the Sixers are seeking is simple: a trade which favors them. There are so many question marks. Can Noel consistently produce at center and play well enough offensively? Can Okafor rebound from an up-anddown rookie season in

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Becoming an NBA All-Star starter for the second straight year, then being in the house watching Villanova, where he played for Jay Wright & Co. more than a decade ago, win the National Championship? Those are things Kyle Lowry says don’t really surprise him. But being an Olympian? You’ve got to be kidding! Except the joke’s on all of us. Later this week, Philadelphia native Lowry will join Saint Joseph’s Mike Bantom from the celebrated 1972 team that lost that disputed gold medal game to Russia as the only players with a Big Five lineage to play for Team USA in the Olympics. The other one, LaSalle’s Michael Brooks, was selected but never got to compete in

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Moscow due to the American’s boycott of the 1980 Olympics. “It’s amazing being an Olympian,â€? said the 30-year-old Lowry, who’ll be coming off the bench at point guard for Mike Krzyzewski’s team in Rio. â€œI dreamed about it as a kid, but never would’ve imagined it.Â

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“Me being an Olympian is the most surprising thing about this year. Being an All-Star comes from lot of hard work I put in. With Villanova I know how much they worked at it and I know those guys. I was at the game and it was unbelievable. “And it’s really neat being only the second one from Philly. It means a lot.â€? When premier point guards Steph Curry, Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook opted out of going to Rio, it opened up a spot for Lowry, who didn’t hesitate in taking it. While he and his family made the painful decision for

them to stay home for safety and health reasons, he’s anxious to finally get there. And eager to participate in all aspects of the Games. â€œThe fact we’re getting really close it’s hitting us that things are starting to be real,â€? said Lowry. â€œI’ve been watching the Olympics going back to 1992. “We’re gonna do everything there. We’re no different from everyone else. We’ll go to the Opening Ceremonies and I’ll try to support others from the U.S. and go to events. “But it’s my first Olympics, so I don’t know what to expect.â€? As for what to expect

when play gets underway, Lowry says Team USA is coming along just fine. Forget the fact Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Paul George, Carmelo Anthony and the rest have destroyed all competition during the warmup phase. They know it might not be quite so easy when facing quality opposition like Argentina, Spain, Croatia (featuring soon-to-be-Sixer Dario Saric) and France. “We’re just trying to  get more focused,â€? said Lowry, who averaged a career high 21.2 points and 6.4  assists this past season for the Toronto Raptors, where he’s found an

NBA home since 2012 after stops in Memphis and Houston. â€œEvery game we try to continue to work on things. The International game is a bit different, but it’s still basketball. Right now we’re all just working hard together trying to get better to win the gold.â€? While that moment is still a few weeks away, the former Cardinal Dougherty standout, who played just two years for Wright and ’Nova before turning pro in 2006, admits it’s crossed his mind. â€œI can’t say I haven’t thought about it,â€? said Lowry, the No. 24 pick in the 2006 draft, who’s averaged 13.5 and 5.7 assists over his 10-year career. â€œBut I don’t want to think that far ahead.â€? Nor does he even want to contemplate the idea of one day playing in his hometown for a young Sixers team desperately in need of someone who knows how to run an offense and get the ball to the open man. â€œI haven’t even thought about it,â€? he insisted, after guiding the Raptors to 56 wins and an Atlantic Division title, followed by their first ever trip to the Conference Finals, before losing to LeBron James and the eventual champion Cavs in six.

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Aries Put travel plans into play. Set your itinerary and put together a budget that will allow you to enjoy the most important aspects of your trip. Romance is encouraged.

Libra Having a purpose will lead to personal growth. You will gain stability if you use your skills to help others. A positive change with regard to a relationship looks promising.

Taurus Use your voice to bring about positive

Scorpio You’ll be caught between a rock and

change. A solution or suggestion you offer will be met with interest. Travel and learning will complement one another.

a hard place when it comes to satisfying your personal and professional desires. Use your time wisely.

Gemini Travel will encourage new friend-

Sagittarius Set your plans according to

ships. Participate in activities that bring out the best in you. Put your needs first and let your actions speak for you.

what’s possible. If you take on too much, you will fall short on all counts. Look for truth and facts, not fast talk and persuasive tactics.

Cancer Expand a personal pleasure and clear

Capricorn Do your homework and you’ll get

a space at home to motivate you to follow through. Show off your uniqueness and you’ll attract someone as special as you.

exactly what you want. A last-minute alteration will play on your emotions. Stay true to your decision regardless of what others do.

Leo Don’t wait for others do to things for

Aquarius Demonstrate exactly what it is you

you. Bring about positive changes at home or to you personally and reap the rewards. Love is in the stars.

want and expect from others and you will bypass dilly-dallying that accomplishes little. Your ability to adapt will help you.

Virgo Take in a movie or kick back with

Pisces Your talents will be recognized but also

someone you enjoy spending time with. Share your thoughts and make an offer to someone that will encourage a vacation.

scrutinized. Be ready to handle anyone who acts out of jealousy. You’ve worked hard, and you deserve to reap the rewards. EUGENIA LAST

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