Michael Callahan

Memo to Philly Sports Fans: You Really Do Suck

Michael Callahan explains why

From simple snacks to fancy dinners, here’s our favorite places to eat at the Jersey Shore.

As the Perelmans Turn

Temple of Doom

Most families squabble, but few do it quite like Philadelphia’s Perelmans.

Thanksgiving at the Perelman house will never be the same.

What makes Philadelphians … Philadelphians? We went rummaging through the pasts of Tina Fey and 20 other notable area expats to find out how our city made them
who they are.

Change, as Georges Perrier will tell you, can be very hard.

Can a man succeed in the rabidly partisan world of talk radio by reaching out to moderates and channeling his inner Larry David? With a new national audience (and a new book), Philly’s most powerful radio personality is putting his ass on the line to find out

Growing up in Northeast Philly, I desperately wanted to escape its blandness. Forty years later, the neighborhood has radically changed.

We present our ranking of the 100 moments in the past 100 years that have made us, moved us, shamed us and shaped us.

An ugly divorce trial reveals everything we didn’t really want to know about the former governor and his wife

Our totally insider, town-by-town guide to what’s new, what’s hot (and we don’t mean the sand) and what’s legendary on the Jersey coast — along with the stuff you absolutely must eat, do, buy and indulge in to make the most of your summer

Judee von Seldeneck, Michael Nutter’s point woman to fill top-level city posts, has built a worldwide executive recruiting company

Every year, Philly’s gay pride festival is the wackiest, wildest, most outrageous show in town — which is precisely why it’s time to lower the curtain

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