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Germantown Academy Fires Popular Spanish Teacher Amid Allegations of Sexual Abuse
On Monday morning, Germantown Academy fired high-school Spanish teacher Reed Skoug after a former student came forward with allegations that she sexually abused him while […]
Just Listed: Bi-Level Townhouse Duplex in Graduate Hospital
It took them a little while to build it, but once they did, Toll Brothers discovered with Naval Square that there were lots of people […]
An Incredibly Stylish Wedding Under the Stars on the Bok Rooftop
At the end of the day, weddings are about love: the love a couple has for each other, and the sentiments shared by their friends […]
Just Listed in the Poconos: Tri-Level Contemporary in Bushkill
What makes A-frame houses so popular in mountain and woodland environments? For starters, they don’t require large lots to hold their interior volume. That makes […]
One of Philly’s Top Commercial Designers Has a Living Room Ready for You
At this year’s InLiquid “The Benefit” auction, one of Philadelphia’s top interior designers has a living room ensemble you can make your own. Floss Barber, […]
Philly Is Now Home to the Smallest Commercial Distillery in America
Back in 2009, two guys named David Haskell and Colin Spoelman launched Kings County Distillery, a tiny whiskey-making operation in East Williamsburg. It was Brooklyn’s […]
Did Adidas Just Rip Off a Nike Sneaker Sculpture Made By Two Philly Artists?
In March, Adidas announced its latest piece of footwear: a meter-long sneaker designed in collaboration with Estonian rapper Tommy Cash. Billed as “the longest shoe […]
How M. Night Shyamalan’s Servant Ended Up a Major Donor to CHOP Research
It’s an April day on a block full of century-old row homes in Rittenhouse. Inside one, hit psychological horror show Servant, created by Tony Basgallop […]
On the Market: Expanded Colonial Farmhouse in Malvern
This handsome stone-and-wood farmhouse not far from the Great Valley Corporate Center in Malvern is actually a symphony in three movements, written by three different […]
All the Philly Ways to Give to Charity on Your Wedding Day
Philly couples are always seeking out new ways to bring special meaning to their Big Days. Duos outfit the decor with personal touches, honor their […]
Man Claims the Philadelphia Parking Authority Fired Him for Being Gay
There’s so much to hate about the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA). The tickets they put on your car after your meter just expired. The awful […]
Just Listed: Updated Expanded Trinity in Queen Village
Generally speaking, even extended trinities lack space for truly gracious entertaining if you’re having more than one or two people over to visit. This updated […]
The 7 Most Ridiculous Parts of the Pro-Columbus Day Lawsuit Against the City
The City of Philadelphia is facing the last gasps of a historic pandemic, rising gun violence, and a litany of other serious crises. Fortunately, City […]
Old City’s New “Immersive” Indoor Cycling Studio Offers a Cinematic Experience
Remember that feeling of losing yourself in a dark fitness studio — music pounding, sweat dripping, and not really thinking about anything but trying to […]
Sonny DiCrecchio Will Plead Guilty to Massive Embezzlement Scheme at Philly Produce Market
Federal criminal cases tend to linger on and on. The FBI arrests somebody. That somebody retains an attorney. And maybe two years later, you’ll get […]