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Thanks to Howard Stern, Sal Calabro is the best-known cosmetic surgeon in America. Exactly where in the Hippocratic oath does it talk about a doctor's duty to give away breast implants during drive-time?

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The Degas show at the Art Museum and a brand-new ballet based on his voyeuristic works-is it tutu much?

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The crusty Junior League of Philadelphia is out to win new converts to its traditions of service and cut-rate designer duds.

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Liz and Jay Scott: We were inspired by their daughter. Now we're inspired by them

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Life is sweet in an oceanfront villa near Ocho Rios

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Students suing schools. Parents battling administrators. Teachers despising parents. How did we get here? And is there any way we can start all over again?

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In his quest to be reelected, John Street has picked an interesting role model

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Students suing schools. Parents battling administrators. Teachers despising parents. How did we get here? And is there any way we can start all over again?

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A reporter calls a colleague a “bitch” and threatens to fight her. A legendary anchor gets canned after 35 years. A hunky weatherman leaves town amid an on-air lovefest. How Philly TV news cracked up and became the biggest story in town.

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Rival gossip columnists Stu Bykofsky of the Daily News and Michael Klein of the Inquirer have a tough job: delivering the dish in a town devoid of celebrities. Somehow, they manage

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What happened on a best-selling novelist's latest book tour? Jennifer Weiner reveals all–including how the Inquirer told her secret.

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Four former Inky staffers who've moved on give Walker Lundy their two bits on how to fix his newspaper.

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New Inquirer Editor Walker Lundy is facing a newsroom full of whiners, a product in a tailspin, and boneheaded management above him. Is there any reason to think he'll succeed?

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Democrats moved to take control of the U.S. Senate on Thursday after Sen. James Jeffords (news – web sites) announced he would leave the Republican Party, throwing