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3 things you need to know US SPY CHIEF SAYS HE’S SUBMITTED LETTER OF RESIGNATION

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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper announced his resignation and said it “felt pretty good” to step down, ending a six-year tenure as the top U.S. spy that included a sometimes rocky relationship with Congress. Clapper, 75, a retired three-star U.S. Air Force general, will stay on until Democratic President Barack Obama leaves office in January. He has said for months he intended to leave when Obama departed and his replacement will be chosen by Republican President-elect Donald Trump. Clapper’s formal letter of resignation was issued in response to a White House request that all Obama administration political appointees submit resignations effective at noon on Jan. 20, a representative for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said. REUTERS

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The company behind the controversial Dakota Access crude pipeline will seek to complete the project even if protests against its construction continue, its chief executive told the PBS NewsHour television news program. “This is not a peaceful protest,” said Kelcy Warren of Energy Transfer Partners. “If they want to stick around and continue to do what they’re doing, great, but we’re building the pipeline.” Dakota Access, halted by the federal government in September after protests, has drawn opposition from the Native American Standing Rock Sioux tribe and environmentalists who say it could pollute water supplies and destroy sacred historic tribal sites. Demonstrators fanned out across North America on Tuesday to demand that the U.S. government either halts or reroutes the pipeline, while Energy Transfer asked a federal court for permission to complete it. REUTERS

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Mary Koger, 20, joins protesters demonstrating against President-elect Donald Trump. GETTY IMAGES

South Philly mom aims to harness protest energy The 33-year-old woman organized a group called People United USA. SAM NEWHOUSE @scnewhouse

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Sometimes you don’t go looking for a cause, but a cause comes along and finds you.

That’s sort of what happened to Heather Shearn, 33, a mom of two from Passyunk, who after Donald Trump’s election, organized a “Love Trumps Hate” rally to take place this Saturday.

Her intention was to foster a positive and safe space for people who felt marginalized

by Trump’s rhetoric, she said. She expecting a crowd of 100 to 150 to gather to march from City Hall to the National

Constitution Center.

Within hours, hundreds of people responded to her social-media invitation. As of Thursday, about 2,000 people said they plan to attend.

“It just went viral,” Shearn said.

Now, instead of listing herself as the sole organizer, she and some friends have created a group, People United USA. They rebranded the march “The People United in Love — Defend Our Civil Rights.”

And instead of just displaying anger, Shearn said, she hopes the rally will be a positive, educational and family-friendly experience.

“Yes, we are protesting the Trump administration, but it’s also to bring the people together and educate them on how we can create effective change,” Shearn explained, saying she

wants to focus on contacting legislators and organizing to oppose “the Trump administration, all of the rhetoric of bigotry and hate of his campaign, and the people he is bringing in that will support that.”

Shearn has a background as a special event planner, and is a member of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, which she joined after the Charleston church shooting last year. But she has never been involved in politics or community organizing before.

Now she wants to harness the anger that’s been expressed in nightly protests in Philly and nationwide into something positive.

“Anger will fuel the change. It’s not like these issue arose all of a sudden because Donald Trump was elected,”

she said. “We’ve evolved from when the Constitution was first written,” she said.

The event specifically asks for no displays of violence or flag-burning, and for attendees to be respectful toward police who will provide an escort.

The focus will be on organizing to defend civil rights and protecting minorities during the next four years, the things that some people are most afraid a Trump presidency will jeopardize, she said.

“It’s time that the people come together from all walks of life to show this is not OK,” Shearn said. “This is not what our country is about.”

The People United in Love will begin at 1 p.m.

Saturday at Broad and JFK before marching to the National Constitution Center.

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Students at the University of Pennsylvania and other colleges around the nation walked out of their classrooms at precisely 2:15 p.m. on Thursday to demonstrate against racist messages that circulated around the West Philadelphia campus last week.

“We all refuse to attend universities or live in a country where people threaten our safety and silence us,” organizers behind the Facebook event #StandWithPenn wrote on the page.

“We need your help to make this possible.”

The event was coordinated by Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation and Black Graduate and Professional Student Assembly.

The action, in which students planned to wear all black, comes less than a week after black freshmen at the university were added to a GroupMe group app called “N— Lynching,” which included a calendar with days marked

for “daily lynching.”

The man believed to be responsible for the incident was a student at the University of Oklahoma, who had been offered admission into Penn, and had access to the app. The reaction was a mix of fear and anger among Penn’s student body.

One student told the website Billy Penn that the rise of racial slurs around campus was the result of Donald Trump winning the presidential election.

Those kinds of incidents, according to the student, are “definitely an outright response to Trump winning.”

Penn is Trump’s alma mater; he graduated from the Wharton Business School in 1968. But a majority of the student body was vocal about its dislike for the Republican during the protracted campaign. In October, staff at the school newspaper, the Daily Pennsylvanian, published a joint editorial with students from Wellesley College’s Wellesley News, that endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. Clinton graduated from Wellesley College in Massachusetts.

Penn students who participated in the walkout Thursday met at the College Green in the middle of campus, where black student leaders read a statement in a show of solidarity.

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The owner of a retro-style diner in Northwest Philadelphia says his business has been unfairly targeted on social media after an allegation that one of his employees assaulted a Donald Trump supporter.

The morning after Election Day, a woman decked out in Trump gear claimed a waitress at Trolley Car Diner in Mount Airy confronted her and yelled at her. When the customer returned the next day, the employee got physical, the woman claimed.

“I was chatting on the phone with a friend, and a waitress started staring at me and giving me really dirty looks, and then she started yelling at me. [Saying] I was disgusting, get out, I’m so ignorant,” the woman, who refused to give her name, told 6ABC. But diner owner Ken Weinstein said the incident didn’t play out that way. “[The employee] said, “Good thing you’re not in my section,” he told Metro.

The customer went to a manager, who apologized for the incident, and then she left. Weinstein said he later had a discussion with his employee, who “agreed she was wrong and felt bad about it,” he said.

It was unclear whether the woman reported the incident to police.

Weinstein said he thought the issue was settled, until the woman came back into the restaurant Wednesday without the Trump attire. She claimed the same waitress “checked,” or jabbed her.

Weinstein said that

didn’t happen, either. According to the owner, the customer was seated in the front of the restaurant while the server worked in the back. Not long after entering the establishment, the customer walked over to the employee — who was waiting on a table — and stood right behind her.

“The server spins around and makes contact with the customer,” Weinstein said, adding that his employee said “excuse me” when they knocked into each other.

About half an hour later, Jack Posobiec, special projects director of Citizens for Trump shared the woman’s story on Twitter Wednesday to his 46,000 followers, claiming the victim is a friend. He also tweeted the diner’s phone number, which was retweeted more than 600 times.

Weinstein responded to Posobiec using the diner’s Twitter account, saying he was aware of the incident and looking into it.

That did not satisfy the storm of Trump supporters who lashed out forced Weinstein to shut down the diner’s Facebook page and temporarily disconnect its phone number.

Weinstein said he thinks the incident was a “set-up.”

“Clearly [the customer] came in looking for something,” he said. “It didn’t even take half-an-hour for her to contact a friend with 60,000 followers.”

Weinstein said after the second incident, the customer emailed him, and he apologized. Shortly thereafter, Posobiec’s tweet was fired off, and Trump fans took to Twitter, Facebook and Yelp, which crowd-sources reviews of restaurants and other businesses.

Weinstein said he has received death threats and promises to burn down the diner.

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Members of the Transportation Workers Union (TWU) Local 234 will vote Friday to approve the contract that ended a six-day strike that stopped transit services in the city earlier this month, but union officials said it may not earn enough support for ratification.

Union President Willie Brown assured commuters Thursday that if the contract between Local 234 members and SEPTA isn’t approved, another work stoppage wouldn’t be immediate.

Brown told the Philadelphia Inquirer that instead, the union and SEPTA officials would return to negotiations to hammer out a deal.

In a letter posted to TWU 234’s website Thursday, Brown urged the union’s 4,700 members to approve the contract. “As the person who negotiated the contract — and experienced firsthand the difficulties we faced — I know the agreement is a step in the right direction.

The three best public employee contracts in Philadelphia are police, fire and transport workers. Police and fire have binding arbitration, we don’t. In order to keep pace, we have to use the strike weapon, which produced good results this time around. If you

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encourage “no� votes through “misleading statements and bullying tactics.� Brown told the Inky such opposition stems from internal

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nothing but get our members fighting with one another at a time when unity is critical to our survival,� Brown continued. “Just think.

Starting on Jan. 20, 2017, Local 234 and other unions will be confronted by a U.S. president who is determined to destroy the labor movement and a Republican Congress ready to back him up.�

Trolley, bus and train workers in the city walked off their jobs at midnight Nov. 1 when their contracts with the transit authority expired.

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Congress could undo Obama-era student loan relief The new measures, which lay out loan relief procedures for the students, were issued by the Department of Education just days before the election.

The U.S. Congress could as soon as January start to dismantle President Barack Obama’s transformation of student loan rules by blocking freshly minted regulations designed to help students who say they were defrauded by forprofit colleges.

The new measures are recent enough to allow the new Republican-led Congress to disapprove them under a 1996 law called the Congressional Review Act. It gives Congress 60 legislative days to reverse regulations with a simple vote.

Republicans opposed the rule when it was proposed. Lamar Alexander, who chairs the Senate committee on education, is considering introducing a resolution that would overturn the so-called “Borrower Defense” rule, according to a spokeswoman.

Even without a legislative reversal, presidentelect Donald Trump, who ran on an anti-regulation platform and started his own for-profit school, could instruct agencies to be more restrictive in how

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they interpret this rule and others aimed at easing student loan burdens.

Students who attended the now-defunct Trump University did not qualify for federal loans and are not eligible for loan relief.

Trump is facing civil lawsuits alleging fraud related to the school.

After he was elected president, the stocks of for-profit education companies rose.

The borrower defense rule was inspired by the meltdown of Corinthian Colleges Inc. in 2015, according to Rohit Chopra, who worked on the Corinthian case at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and later moved to the Department of Education as a special adviser. In recent months, ITT Tech.

Inc. has also folded, leaving students adrift.

By law, students at struggling technical and professional colleges are already allowed relief on federal loans, but the new rule creates a path for getting that relief. Students

can make a fraud claim to the Education Department and then apply for a refund of federal money they borrowed and then paid to the school.

It is the payment on a fraud complaint - sometimes made in the absence of any actual conviction that rankles Republicans.

They also dislike that the rule leaves students free to file class action suits against the schools, instead of arbitrating all disputes, said Neal McCluskey, who follows higher education at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank.

It is not clear how many students - or how much in loans - would be affected by the new rule. The Education Department says it has already approved $250 million in relief to more than 15,000 applications from students who borrowed to attend Corinthian.

The projected 10-year federal government expenses associated with the rules total $16 billion.

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Man killed in boiling Yellowstone pool was looking for hot soak A 23-year-old man who was scalded to death after falling into a boiling Yellowstone National Park hot spring in June was trying to test the temperature of the bubbling pool for a soak when he slipped in, according to a report on the incident.

Colin Nathaniel Scott was seen by his sister, Sable, plunging into the hot spring near Pork Chop Geyser on June 7. His body was never recovered and according to the U.S. Department of the Interior report, likely dissolved in the highly acidic, 212 degrees Fahrenheit water.

The department’s 60-page report, first made public this week following a Freedom of Information Act request by local Montana television station KULR, says that the brother and sister had left the park boardwalk and entered a dangerous area marked by warning

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signs. “There’s a closure in place to keep people from doing that for their own safety and also to protect the resources because they are very fragile,� Lorant Veress, a deputy park ranger, told KULR. “But, most importantly for the safety of people, because it’s a very unforgiving environment.�

Veress told KULR that Colin and Sable Scott were “specifically moving in that area for a place that they could potentially get into and soak.

I think they call it Hot Potting.�

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the accident in grim detail, saying that Sable Scott had been videotaping the hike and recorded her brother’s death.

The videotape was not included in the report and sections describing its contents were redacted.

But rangers and other law enforcement personnel who responded to the scene after Sable Scott sought help described seeing her brother’s head and upper torso briefly floating face up in the hot spring, a crucifix around his neck. Only his wallet and orange-and-black flip flops, one of them badly melted,

were later found. A photo of the scene shows one of the shoes at the edge of the murky pool as steam rises from its surface.

Each year some four million people visit Yellowstone, the first national park established in the United States. It encompasses some 3,500 square miles across Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. In 2014 a Dutch tourist was fined $3,000 after crashing a drone aircraft into Grand Prismatic Spring, a Yellowstone geothermal feature known for its brilliant colors caused by bacteria and minerals. REUTERS

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Poll: Americans want Trump to focus on health care first The poll shows what priorities Americans would set on the new president, but it does not measure exactly what people want him to do.

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Some 21 percent of Americans want Trump to focus on the health-care system when he enters the White House on Jan. 20, according to the Nov. 9-14 poll, conducted in the week after the Republican won the presidential election.

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Saunders lost her employer-subsidized insurance when she left a job at a university in 2011 and has been paying roughly $300 per month since then for check-ups and prescription drugs to manage a heart condition and diabetes.

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Obama’s 2010 Affordable Care Act has been credited with expanding coverage to as many as 25 million people. But the law has been weakened

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The poll also found that Americans have mostly accepted the result of the Nov. 8 election, after one of the most divisive campaigns in memory. Some 85 percent said they accept the results as legitimate, and 63 percent said they would support the new president.

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Since 1968, George Balanchine’s “The Nutcracker” has been a yearly tradition at the Pennsylvania Ballet. Set to the music of Tchaikovsky, audiences are swept away to the Land of Sweets and filled with the holiday spirit as they embark on an adventure with Marie and her prince. We chat with the Artistic Director Angel Corella about what to expect this season, making ballet accessible for kids with disabilities and how Philly compares to his hometown of Madrid.

What has made “The Nutcracker” so popular over the years?

I think it has to do with the music, the story, how involved it is with the celebration of dreams coming true. Especially in that period of the year — it is such a hopeful moment for all human beings. “The Nutcracker” is a representation of that. We’ve heard the music so much in so many different places — shopping malls and on the radio. Everywhere. It is so familiar that it has become a tradition. It also represents being able to share the holiday with

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your family — with beautiful music and beautiful dancing. We actually are doing 31 performances this year, and I am planning to go to every single one of them.

Is there anything unique we can look forward to this season?

We always bring something new even with a show that has been done before. Every dancer has a different approach and although they are the same steps, the ballet

could look completely different depending on who is dancing it.

But, we are going to continue the tradition of George Balanchine’s “Nutcracker,” and every year just the dancing improves. Dancers can jump higher and they can hold positions longer — they can turn multiple turns …

What inspires your work?

I was really lucky to have danced with American Ballet Theatre for almost 20 years. At the same time, I guested with every company around the world, like the Royal Ballet in London or Australian Ballet. I’ve seen all of these companies, experienced all of these great choreographers and how the audience reacted.

performance” for kids with disabilities and their families. Want to talk about that?

A lot of parents come to us and say that they are afraid to bring in their kids because they might make noise. So I think that this initiative is going to be great for parents that have someone with some kind of disability to be able to feel that the whole family can come to the theater and have a great time. My cousin has a baby with autism and she was always so afraid of bringing him to the ballet to see me dance because she thought he would make a lot of noise. And I said: “It’s OK. I think everyone around will understand and if

they don’t, that’s OK too.”

will scare them.

Did he finally get to see you dance?

He was actually very enthusiastic about the whole thing and then at the end he started screaming and he was just having a great time.

He came backstage, gave me a huge hug and wouldn’t let go. I mean it was a great experience. [For the sensoryfriendly performance], the dancers will be warned, “If you hear any noise or anything like that it is OK.” And I think that “The Nutcracker” is a great way to introduce them to the ballet world because there aren’t any explosions or anything that

You’re from Madrid. How do you like Philadelphia?

I love Philadelphia. It’s a great city. It is very European-looking. I think it is one of the closest cities that you can feel [like you’re in Europe].

Everything is in your reach and you have some of the greatest museums, orchestras and now some of the greatest ballet companies in the world. It’s a great treat.

“The Nutcracker” will be performed from Dec. 9 through Dec. 31 at the Academy of Music. The sensory-friendly performance, presented in conjunction with Art Reach, will take place Thursday, Dec. 22 at 11 a.m.

The PA Ballet is doing a special “sensory-friendly

Artist from Pennsylvania Ballet and students from The School of Pennsylvania Ballet in George Balanchine’s “The Nutcracker.”

Pennsylvania Ballet principal dancer Jermel Johnson and corps de ballet Member Kathryn Manger students in George Balanchine’s “The Nutcracker.”

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‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ takes stage Shakespeare’s comedy showcases strong feminine perspectives.

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In love, and in life, there are no truly happy endings. That’s what Shakespeare tells us in “All’s Well That Ends Well,” one of the late plays he produced. The rarely performed show will debut at the Broad Street Ministry on Nov. 30, running though Dec. 17.

The Philadelphia Artists’ Collective will run an entire season of notso-familiar Shakespeare fare, and “All’s Well That Ends Well” sets the stage for strong female leads displaying the ultimate power of women.

Artistic Director Dan Hodge said “All’s Well That Ends Well” is divergent from other Shakespeare plays. “It’s a great play in that it reads as an ensemble piece,” he said.

“Everyone here carries a great deal of importance. There are four really strong roles for women. You’d only really have two, no more than three, for strong women [in a Shakespeare play].” Hodge also promised that there isn’t a bad part in it.

“All’s Well That Ends Well” addresses per-

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sonal space, forgiveness and redemption, but it doesn’t tie up the narrative in a neat bow.

The dark comedy is uncomfortable, and it doesn’t apologize for that. The play is considered one of Shakespeare’s problematic efforts, and Hodge said this is one of the reasons he fell in love with it. “That makes it closer to real life,” he said. “We have an underestimated character who ‘saves the

world.’ And the most dynamic character is a young woman.” The cast is a collection of broken hearts, shuttered spirits and oppression fighters with potent feminine touch.

The play’s heroine, Helena, can heal the ailing king of France away from death, but she struggles with making Bertram — the man she followed to Paris — fall in love with her. The bill warns of bittersweet

comedy that nuzzles with melancholic laughter. “All’s Well That Ends Well” is not afraid to layer the stage with disconcerting, albeit close to home, themes.

“The bulk of the plays we do don’t often see the light of day,” Hodge said of the Philadelphia Artists’ Collective. “This one is a magical journey. It has perhaps his most complicated relationships between men and

women in all of Shakespeare’s works. There’s this weird thread of misogyny and the ultimate power of women,” which he noted is still a pressing conflict.

Hodge says he hopes the play will have an impact. “I always want the audience enriched,” Hodge said, “but with this play I want to challenge the audience to consider the relationships in their lives.

Who are the important

people in their lives and what do we owe those people?”

Previews for “All’s Well” begin on Wednesday, Nov. 30, with opening night on Friday, Dec. 1. The show runs for a total of 13 performances through Saturday, Dec. 17. All shows are at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale for $25 (or $15 with student identification or under 25) by calling 215-551-1543 or visiting philartistscollective.org.

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While the world slows down to savor the holiday season, take advantage of the extra downtime to support your favorite local artists. From indie rock to folk to dream pop with a seasonal twist, there’s something for everyone this December.

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Fan of banjo and the mandolin? Ladybird is an all-female trio performing a blend of Swedish folk and jazz, creating a twangy sound all their own. Joining them on the lineup will be the soothing sounds of singer/ songwriters Brittany Tranbaugh and Vessna Scheff.

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Vita and the Woolf If you love Florence and the Machine, Vita and the Woolf is right up your alley. Lead singer Jen Pague’s vocals are enough to give you goose bumps and the band’s neo-soul meets synth-pop sound is truly unique. Also on the lineup for the evening is up-and-coming artist Grayling.

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Work Drugs Holiday Spectacle In need of a vacation?

Philly music staple Work Drugs can be your escape — sonically at least, with their feel-good, West Coast vibes. Their sixth annual holiday show at South Philly venue Boot & Saddle will also feature garage rock band RFA. Dec. 17, 7:30 p.m.

Boot & Saddle 1131 S. Broad St. $10-$12 bootandsaddlephilly.com

Jeff Campbell You can’t go wrong with a heartfelt set from singer-songwriter Jeff Campbell, whose acoustic rock vibes and poetic lyrics reel you in. Originally from the Philly area, he currently lives in San Francisco, but will be coming home for Christmas for this special show at World Cafe Live.

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‘A Philly Pops Christmas’ isn’t

your typical holiday show The concert series hopes to dazzle audiences with music festivities.

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Holiday carols and tunes bring joy to some and dread to others. But the conductor of “A Philly Pops Christmas” says this year’s show “will be anything but a drag.”

The popular Christmas concert returns early next month with two new guest artists and conductor Michael Krajewski. The performance features many holiday favorites performed by a variety of musicians. Per-

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formance groups include the 65-piece Pops Orchestra, the Philadelphia Boys Choir, the African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas Choir and two special guests: singer Tony DeSare and organist Peter Richard Conte. Michael Krajewski says the show will be a delight, whether you’ve seen it before or not.

“I sometimes hear people say, ‘It’s the same music and the same carols,’” said Krajewski. “I contend that when you hear these carols performed by these talented musicians, it brings new dimension to the songs and they are so moving. The performance is unique and they are speaking to the audience.”

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line of maintaining tradition and doing something a little differently so it doesn’t get stale,” said Krajewski.

Part of bringing something new to the show each year is bringing in new guest artists to perform with Philly Pops.

Guest singer and pianist Tony DeSare will be crooning some festive tunes. The Pops website describes him as “two parts Frank Sinatra, one

part Billy Joel.” Famous organist Peter Richard Conte will join the orchestra.

The concert series kicks off with a sold out show dedicated to military and first responders, which is another tradition for the holiday event.

In addition to putting on a show that will encourage attendees to get in the holiday spirit, Krajewski and the musicians want to use the concert

series as an opportunity to bring people together.

“When you’re in a concert hall, you’re all enjoying the music,” said Krajewski. “It’s a great way to escape for a while — whatever else may be going on your lives.”

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Christopher Wheeldon brings ‘An American in Paris’ to Philly The Tony Award-winning choreographer/ director breathes new life into this classic story.

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When “An American in Paris” opens at the Academy of Music for its Philadelphia premiere on Nov. 22, its remix of the classic MGM musical starring Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron and featuring original songs by George and Ira Gershwin actually comes second in order

of importance to who directed it: Christopher Wheeldon. The Britishborn, world-renowned choreographer has crafted and adapted over 90 modernist ballets, and won the 2015 Tony Award for choreography for “An American in Paris,” which also marked his stage directorial debut. Plus, he’s in the Order of the British Empire to boot.

Certainly we’ll discuss “An American in Paris,” but you have great ties with the PA Ballet in that you’re bringing “Rush” here in May 2017. You must love us.

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I do. My affiliation with your ballet goes back a long way as I made “Swan Lake” there 12 years ago.

That same production just had its premiere in Rome.

It’s nice to see that “Swan” with life after Philly. I’ve had several opportunities for the PA Ballet to dance my work since then, with “Rush” — a one-act, plotless work meant to capture the energy of California — being my seventh time with your company. It’s brightly colored, high-energy, joyous dancing.

Did you create a similar opportunity for “An American in Paris” or did it fall

into your lap? Was the MGM film wildly inspiring from the start?

I was approached by its producers, who had acquired the rights to the MGM property [and] were interested in finding a director-choreographer rather than two separate entities. I wasn’t entirely sure that I was confident enough to make this my debut as a director. After I got paired up for a few directors I liked, but who ultimately weren’t interested, I took over.

What was your immediate vision for it, one that could change our traditional viewpoint of the

whole Gene Kelly-Leslie Caron classic?

Listen, I felt immediately close with my fellow collaborators, Craig Lucas and Rob Fisher, who were given the blessings of the Gershwins, and we quickly came up with this concept, an idea we felt that was more truthfully based in historical context. Immediately after World War II is when they made the movie, so we wanted to play to that honesty, maybe vent something that the Gershwins, Gene Kelly and Vincent Minnelli wanted to make back then but couldn’t. They were, maybe, in a way …

… Hampered by MGM and its vision of the sunny and bright?

[Laughs] Yes. And the film is a beautiful work; amazingly joyous. We were confident though that we could make a work that still paid homage to the original and yet be our own version.

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Eddie Redmayne is magic The Oscar-winner talks about cutting loose with “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.”

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Eddie Redmayne assumed he’d be a Manhattanite when he signed up for “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.”

The film, a prequel to the “Harry Potter” movies, with a script from J.K. Rowling herself, is set in the Big Apple circa the 1920s. “My wife and I were so excited when we read the script. We were like, ‘We get to go to New York!’ And then we’re shooting in Watford,” says the Oscar-winner, referring to a town just outside of London.

But making the film was still exciting. It meant the 34-year-old, known for very serious, demanding roles — “The Theory

of Everything,” “The Danish Girl” — got to play a wand-wielding wizard: the noted Newt Scamander, famous in the books and movies for writing a textbook cataloguing strange and magical creatures. In the film, Newt journeys to New York, where he winds up trying to save the city from an evil wizard on the loose.

The unfailingly selfdeprecating Redmayne talks to us about acting with puppets and his very poor memory.

With films like “Theory of Everything,” you had to field really hard questions from journalists about science. But you’ve read the “Potter” books.

Has it been easier doing press for this film?

I mean, I am so bad. My memory is the worst in the world. Any intense “Potter” questions I just deflect to Ezra [Miller, one of his co-stars]. There are these amazing wizard Wiki sites that you give

you all the information — or you can just talk to Ezra. He’s not just one of the brainiest people I know but is also the greatest “Harry Potter” fan you’ve ever met.

Would you tend to just consult with him if you didn’t know something “Potter”-wise?

I would genuinely consult him. There was one moment in the film early on where Newt is listening to [co-star] Samantha Morton giving a speech.

She asks Newt, “Are you a seeker of truth?”

I was supposed to say, “I’m more of a chaser” — completely missing that that’s a hard-core quidditch reference. It took Ezra coming up to me saying, [slips into a spot-on Ezra Miller impersonation] “Isn’t that greatest line you ever heard?” I was like, “Yeah! Why?!” [Laughs] It was good Ezra was there; he sort of salvaged my performance.

In this film you have another, very different challenge: You have to act with creatures, some of whom were puppets.

You seem to have a different physical language with each of them.

Oh good! I’m pleased you noticed! [Laughs] That was really important to me.

One of the last things we shot was that scene down in the case. [Ed. Newt has a suitcase a la “Mary Poppins” which, inside, is a huge realm where all the beasts live.] I thought if I didn’t nail that the whole film would feel like fluff, because it would take you out of it. You’d say, “Oh, I don’t buy that.” So it was really important that it was grounded in something real, as magical and wonderful as it was. We worked quite hard on each relationship.

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But at least in temperament, Hailee Steinfeld’s Nadine is our spirit animal. The hero of “The Edge of Seventeen” is a titanic depresso, detached and scornful of the suburban merriment all around her. The only predicaments she will get into involve a) attempting to shed her virginity and b) being nonplussed, to put it mildly, when her bestie (Haley Lu Richardson) starts dating her dreaded older brother (Blake Jenner). Still, ignore that her disdain is only reserved for the tiny bubble of her home and high school; she’s the angry, unhappy, whip-smart loner we need right now.

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Miles Teller suffers for his art For â&#x20AC;&#x153;Bleed for This,â&#x20AC;? he had to learn how to box as well as play someone with a broken neck.

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For â&#x20AC;&#x153;Whiplash,â&#x20AC;? Miles Teller learned to play the drums. That, debatably, is nothing compared to what he did for â&#x20AC;&#x153;Bleed for This.â&#x20AC;? The tale of Vinny Paz, a former boxer from Rhode Island who trained himself back into a world champion after breaking his neck, it required him to not only learn boxing but to also spend half the movie with a heavy â&#x20AC;&#x153;haloâ&#x20AC;? propping up his head.

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Those are just the guys I can relate to. I grew up in a middle class home and a lot of my best friends to this day do construction or are in the military.

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about sports.

Sports are huge in this country. Were you really into it as a kid?

Before I was in Florida I was living in South Jersey. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m such a big Philly sports fan. Sports in the northeast just has a different energy. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s everything.

You go to a bar and any random person you talk to, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re going to talk

Philadelphia sports fans are quite passionate, to put it mildly.

Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve thrown batteries at players during games. Do you have any crazy Philly sports fan memories?

I mean, I never saw anyone get arrested, but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve certainly seen fans of the other team not get treated well. [Laughs]

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Usually when we’re gifted with cutting-edge tech — the kind that, like the new Ang Lee, may rejigger the very way we watch movies — it’s to present something big and flashy: alien worlds, crazy critters, big dudes with big guns. With “Billy Lynn,” though, even a layman’s explanation of the tech can read like stereo instructions. And the film itself is so subtle in what it’s doing that a defense will likely come off like a grad school paper. Perhaps this isn’t a movie for the masses but for eggheady academics.

So here goes! For starters, “Billy Lynn” is presented in both 3-D and a “high-frame rate,” meaning, to put it very simplistically, the images look almost lifelike, not at all like a movie. But why use this for a war drama that’s half set at a football game? That’s even trickier to explain. Lee’s film hangs close to Joe Alwyn’s Billy Lynn, newly home from the Iraq War and stuck at a Cow-

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boys game honoring his troop.

Throughout our protagonist keeps flashing back: to the heat of war, to the death of a philosophical comrade (Vin Diesel), to arguing with his antiwar sister (Kristen Stewart).

Lee has talked about how the new technology grants us closer emotional access to the actors. But he might have been wrong. Good as newcomer Alwyn is, he and everyone else look strange onscreen. They can’t help but look like actors acting,

partly because Lee (“Life of Pi”) is simply not a naturalistic director.

But you can defend it this way: The entire film is about unveiling the fraudulence of pageantry: the soldiers who pretend not to be traumatized; the conniving businessmen who want to profit off their heroism; the idea that war can become nationalistic propaganda. “Billy Lynn” is a fake-looking movie about fakery.

It’s also, ironically, a better movie to think about than to watch.

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The Eagles’ tough road to a playoff berth continues on the West Coast this weekend.

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men,” Schwartz continued. “Now it’s a matter of chasing the quarterback and getting the quarterback on the ground and holding up in coverage.”

against a Falcons defense very similar to Seattle’s in scheme and tendency.

But there are differences — and the Eagles know the Seahawks have been watching their latest victory all week. Finding new ways to run the ball will be really important.

“This group stunts in games and they’re fast; their linebackers are downhill. Safeties are involved. It’s still an eightman box, you know,” head coach Doug Pederson said.

“You are going to see Kam Chancellor down around the box a lot, and he’s an extremely big, physical player. And that’s what they do. Then they try to take that run game away from you. They have been successful doing that.”

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After a slow start — perhaps due to lingering injuries — Wilson was not putting up the numbers many football fans were used to for the first half of the season. But backto-back wins against Buffalo and New England saw him throw for five touchdowns, no interceptions and over 600 yards combined in recent weeks.

He’s rounding into form.

“Every week, Russell Wilson has gotten healthier,” Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz

Stopping Russell Wilson will be priority No. 1 Sunday afternoon.

said. “Last week he looked like he was back to himself. I don’t know how much his knee injury is still bothering him, but it didn’t look like a lot.”

Pressuring Wilson will be extremely important Sunday afternoon in the 4:25 kickoff (on CBS).

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After moderate success offensively last week —

moderate because they still only posted 24 points and squandered potential points near the red zone — Philly needs to give the Seahawks disciplined and mature defense some different looks Sunday. If not it could end badly.

“They’re pretty good, and one of the reasons is everyone knows they play a lot of middle field closed zone, and they’re playing more man now than what they used to play when they first started coming on the scene and coming on as a team,” Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich said. “They know how teams attack them, and so the advantage that they try to play is, hey, here’s the 20 concepts over the last 10 years the teams run against this defense.

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It seems like every week — whether the Eagles are coming off a win or a loss the week before — the story always seems to be “things will only get tougher.”

After using an impressive defensive and rushing performance to best the high-powered Falcons 24-15 in Week 10, Philly is traveling west to the toughest place to play in football, against the NFC West leading 6-2-1 Seahawks. Seattle is fresh off an impressive win against another division leader in the Patriots.

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notoriously high-quality defense, some big weapons in Jimmy Graham and Doug Baldwin, and a winning quarterback in Russell Wilson.

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Before the 76ers went out and accomplished a rare feat back on Wednesday â&#x20AC;&#x201D; winning a basketball game â&#x20AC;&#x201D; most of the questions centered around their biggest player.

Not to mention their franchise cornerstone.

Before getting to Joel Embiid, the Sixers did manage to place six players in double figures on their way to a 109-102 victory over the Washington Wizards. Jahlil Okafor led the way with 19 points in 20 minutes.

The Sixers earned a second win after Mondayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s debacle in Houston.

Rookie Ben Simmons will likely be back sometime in January while Jerryd Bayless could return sometime this month.

Help is on the way.

This whole season â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and the Sixersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; future â&#x20AC;&#x201D; hinges on the 7-foot-2 Embiid. This has been stated before and it must be reinforced.

The Sixers held out Embiid against the Wizards for mandated rest following two lost seasons due to injury. Embiid was scheduled to play Thursday night at Minnesota.

While the crowd of 14,863 had plenty to cheer about, they didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get a chance to see the brightest light in what has been a bleak three-plus seasons.

Asked why Embiid

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wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t playing, coach Brett Brown was succinct. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am a recipient of news from our medical staff and I follow the instructions,â&#x20AC;? Brown said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s really that simple.â&#x20AC;?

Embiid has been terrific in the short stints he has played this season.

Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s one of only two rookies in the NBA this season with multiple doubledoubles along with teammate Dario Saric. Embiid is averaging 18.0 points, 7.3 rebounds and 2.3 blocked shots per game (through Wednesday)Â and heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the first since Shaquille Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neal in 1992-93 to average those numbers as a rookie.

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Jared Goff takes over at quarterback now, but there doesn’t seem to be an air of confidence about him around the league.

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Texans at Raiders (-5.5)

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A look at the best bets around the league for Week 11.

Jaguars at Lions (-6.5)

Derek Carr has been one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks in 2016.

The Jaguars are in a need of a confidence-booster after two tough losses in a row in which they outgained their opponents, but the Jags drew a daunting and reposed Lions squad for this Sunday’s game. Detroit is 4-0 in its last four games off a bye week, covering the spread in each of those contests. Traveling to hostile territory will also hurt the Jaguars’ chances at snapping their four-game

skid, as the Lions are 3-1 at home this year and 4-1 ATS in their last five at Ford Field. Matt Stafford might have some trouble with Jacksonville’s fifthranked pass stoppers, but RB Theo Riddick has emerged as a reliable all-purpose option (209 yards) despite some testing matchups with the Texans and Vikings in successive games.

The pick: Lions -6.5

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Dolphins (-1.5) at Rams Winners of four straight, including an upset victory in San Diego last week, the Dolphins travel up the California coast for another winnable game against the L.A. Rams. The 31 points Miami notched in Week 10 is a higher total than the Rams have put up in their last three games combined (29).

Division leaders clash in Mexico City on Monday night, but this game should be fairly one-sided.

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