Hexify's game transforms well-known story to adventure questContact: Julie Shutley, A. Larry Ross Communications, 214-457-1398, Julie@alarryross.comMOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Aug. 16, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ -- Incorporating high production quality, music, graphics, effects and the newest Facebook social features while telling the story of a very important historical figure, Hexify has developed a new game, Journey of Moses, to meet a void in the market for a biblically based game. To p Source: A. Larry Ross Communications

Contact: Karole Davis, Sky Angel, 239-404-2252MEDIA ADVISORY, Aug. 16, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ -- Sky Angel announces they have added over 15 timeless programming titles from American Pop Classics to both their TV and WebTV services Video On Demand selections, with many more titles to come. Sky Angel is a provider of inspirational and family-friendly television and radio programming available worldwide. American Pop Classics feature the best of pop culture TV programs and beloved Hollywoo Source: Sky Angel U.S., LLC

Arriving far too early for our long-awaited dinner date at Del Frisco’s last Saturday, Evie and I decided to spend 90 minutes or so until dinnertime driving up and down some once-familiar city streets and neighborhoods.

When you’ve lived abroad as long I have, there comes a time in your life when you question your identity. I’ve lived in the Delaware Valley just eight years longer than I did in London. So, when does the accent get unclipped, the bowtie get tossed and the subtle cynicism become blatant chiding?

Is it really possible that the summer is already winding down? Over the weekend I was sitting in a park with Liam, thinking of all the things I still wanted us to do and realized we’re barreling toward the middle of August at breakneck speed.

When was the last time you criticized the local or national government?

The United Nations Human Rights Council should accept responsibility, on behalf of the world forum, for the famine spreading through eastern Africa, and should call for member countries' cooperation to overcome the desperate food crisis there, experts said.

The title of writer/director/actor/performance artist Miranda July’s second feature-film,“The Future,”may seem like a misnomer at first. The film is set in the present day, in ordinary city and suburban locations, with a cast of mostly unremarkable middle-class characters. There’s no time travel (well, not really), no spaceships and no aliens.

“For me, confirmation for my craft comes when people come up to me after a performance and tell me how much they enjoyed it,”says Lindsay Roberts, a Fort Washington native now appearing in“Lights up on Broadway”at Bristol Riverside Theatre through Aug. 21.

Are you a fan of’50s television? Do you love a good comedy? Then beat the heat and head to Town and Country Players’production of“Laughter on the 23rd Floor”by Neil Simon.

Its name implies sorrow and sadness—perhaps images of gutsy, forlorn women singing about being dumped and drowning their sorrows come to mind—but blues music has an inexplicable way of lifting spirits. Even if the song is about hard times, the bluesy vocals and powerful guitar fill your soul with something powerful.

Many visit Plymouth Meeting Mall with the intention of searching for the latest sales and buying new clothes. On Aug. 24, mall visitors will be treated to more than they bargained for with an interactive exhibit from Elmwood Park Zoo. Forget the peep-toed shoes and baseball caps; it is time to check out some stingrays.

In 1981, MTV was in its infancy and Sheena Easton was in her“bad perm”stage of hair styles. Sounds like the perfect recipe to make a video for a hit record, huh?

Right out of the box in 1972, the O’Jays’biggest hit“Love Train”sold more than a million copies in the first few weeks.

The three big boys behind the scenes at the Philadelphia Folk Festival all consented to be interviewed for Ticket. They are Jesse Lundy of Point Entertainment, who booked and/or approved of every official performance on every stage; Gene Shay, who has hosted since the first fest 50 years ago; and Levi Landis, who has quite the title, stating,“Executive Director, Philadelphia Folksong Society—I manage the festival director and festival chair. In short, I oversee the strategy, fund development, operations and artistic mission of the festival.”