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City Life

Police Are Not the Answer at Devil’s Pool

Summer is leaving us yet again in Philadelphia, and what parting gifts it has bestowed this year. Cool mornings, warm afternoons, balmy breezes in the […]

Restaurants

Which Closed Philly Restaurant Do You Miss the Most? Here Are Our Critic’s Picks

     Listen to the audio edition here: We spend a lot of time talking here about the newest restaurants, the hottest menus, the most […]

City Life

Netanyahu: The Philadelphia Years

In 1963, Benzion Netanyahu — a Jewish history academic and editor — and his wife, Tzila, packed up their three sons and moved across a […]

Things to Do

The Analog Guide to Going Out in Philly

I’m a twentysomething who feels lucky to live in one of the most dynamic, interesting cities on the planet, alongside 1.57 million others who are […]

Things to Do

The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Week

This week in Philly: Pickleball at City Hall, a teddy bear picnic, a Broadway rave, Labor Day festivities, and more. Here’s the best of the […]

City Life

The Great Analog Rebellion

Back in May, a friend asked if I wanted to see Bruce Springsteen the following night at Xfinity Mobile Arena. The Boss was closing out […]

City Life

This Just In: All the Details You Need About Philly’s Parallel Parking Championship

We now have all the details about the first-ever Philadelphia Parallel Parking Championship, organized by the Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association. Yes, the PPPA. (We had […]

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Things to Do

The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

School’s back in session, pumpkin spice lattes have the audacity to be sold already, and fall is almost here. So get your sweaters out of […]

City Life

You Landed the Job. Now Here’s How to Make the Most of Your Paycheck. 

There’s a particular kind of satisfaction that comes with seeing a bigger number hit your bank account for the first time. Maybe it’s your first […]

City Life

Award-Winning Comics Creator Brian “Box” Brown Returns With Two New Graphic Novels

Philly-based comics creator Brian “Box” Brown never planned to drop two big new graphic novels in rapid succession — it just kind of worked out […]

Angela Duckworth, author of Grit, and her new book Situated
City Life

Angela Duckworth on Her New Book, Grit Controversy, and Parenting in a Digital Age

     Listen to the interview edition here: Ten years ago, psychologist and Penn professor Angela Duckworth, a 2013 recipient of the MacArthur “Genius Grant,” […]

City Life

Analog Your Life: A Philadelphian’s Guide

In the age of Claude and Waymo and remote work, the task of disengaging feels Sisyphean. So much of life feels constantly, distractingly accessible, but […]

Restaurants

Heavy Metal Sausage Co. Pauses Table Service Following City Health Inspection

On August 21st, the health inspectors visited Heavy Metal Sausage Co. on Porter Street, deep in South Philly. They arrived early in the afternoon, stuck […]

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Life & Style

Getaway: The New Obama Presidential Center, Plus 25 Other Reasons to Visit Chicago Now

If you, like me, are a person who loves Philly for its unpretentious but big-city vibe, then Chicago is a place you will treasure. The […]

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Be Well Philly

Can You Actually Cook Your Way Off Medication?

     Listen to the audio edition here: Grapefruit with every meal. Seven days of cabbage soup. Milk — just milk. Fad diets like these […]