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Whatever you want to call it, Happy Valentine’s Day, Philly

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We asked local celebs to dish on their worst dating experience. Embrace the catharis.

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Carrie Sarlo-Randazzo doles out baby-shower bliss

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The photographer who’s made a career capturing “the beauty and struggle of everyday life” just completed the final year of her decade-long exhibition under the I-95 overpass. But trips to Louisiana to shoot oil-soaked beaches and a 2012 solo exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art keep her knee-deep in new projects. Here, her take on her art, anarchists and Lord of the Rings

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A turn-of-the-century stone colonial on the edge of Chestnut Hill mixes traditional bones and modern decor, pristine family heirlooms and abstract children’s art, to achieve cozy, colorful, lived-in elegance

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Answer from Philip Gehrman, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania

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Drunk. Pill popper. Wife beater. Doomsday prognosticator … It’s amazing the things people will say about him.

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This season, we’re craving rugged and rustic, with just a touch of city sleek

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How did we do it?

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Georges Perrier’s iconic restaurant may be gone soon but will never be forgotten.

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Take a European holiday at the beach

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Meet the innovators capturing the talent, making the streetscapes, winning the hearts, fixing the bodies and generally making West Philly shine

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A South Jersey rug-world maverick makes old-world textiles that happen to be completely new

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Ryan Walker and Alissa Parker-Walker, shoppers for Horne, share their charming office space