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Morgan’s Pier Offering Chef’s Table Dinners
Have nineteen friends? Get them together for a personalized dinner at Morgan’s Pier with chef-in-residence Nicholas Elmi and chef de cuisine Kyle McCormick. The 20-person […]
Is Pittsburgh Really Better Than Philly? (Spoiler Alert: No)
So there’s this website, NerdWallet.com, that’s ostensibly a personal finance site but which often sends out press releases ranking cities compared to this or that criteria […]
Three Celebrity Couples Got Surprise-Married Over 4th of July Weekend
Apparently, the long holiday weekend signaled to more than one celeb couple that it was the perfect time to tie an under-the-radar knot! The headlines:
Forbes America’s Richest Families List: Sheetz Folks Richer Than Wawa Clan
Forbes loves publishing lists of the richest people in the world, and we love reading them. And now, the publication has come out with its […]
Matyson Closes
Center City BYOB, Matyson has closed after a 12-year run. Several staff members appeared in a photo on Instagram saying, “The end of a good run. […]
East Passyunk Gets a British Bakery
East Passyunk’s ranking as a culinary destination has been cemented for some time now. But the diversity of its offerings are continuing to grow. The stretch […]
The Brief: Mayor Nutter Rapped With The Roots in an Epic Performance
1. Mayor Michael Nutter performed “Rapper’s Delight” with The Roots at the Philly 4th of July Jam this weekend. The gist: You remember when Mayor Nutter did it at […]
Headlines: The Skinny on Changes In Store for Two Philly-Area Malls
What a weekend! But the fireworks aren’t over as starting off this Monday’s headlines are two of the retail variety: Delaware County’s Granite Run Mall […]
Pa. Budget Talks Resume, Services to Poor Could Feel Pain of Impasse First
Representatives of Gov. Tom Wolf and state legislative leaders are expected to resume negotiations today over the state budget — but analysts say the impasse could last […]
Philly Jesus Deletes Pro-Gay Pride Posts, Comes Down Hard On Homosexuality
Gay pride was in full swing in Philadelphia on Sunday, with a big gay parade in the Gayborhood marking the 50th anniversary of the historic […]
Honeygrow and Little Baby’s Collaborating Every Sunday in July
Each Sunday in July, Honeygrow is inviting Little Baby’s Ice Cream into one of its stores for a honeybar collaboration. Choose Little (honey) Baby’s from the […]
The Dirt: What To Get At The Farmers Market This Weekend
Independence Day has arrived and with it, plenty of goodies to barbecue and fruits to transform into pies, cobblers, and even that flag cake that […]
Property’s Photo of the Week: Authentic Fourth of July Block Parties
Nothing beats a South Philly block party. A photo posted by John Cruice (@cruicej) on Jun 13, 2015 at 3:36pm PDT It’s finally here. While […]
Police Union Challenges Federal Reforms
The union that represents Philadelphia Police has filed unfair labor practice charges against the city for implementing reforms recommended by the U.S. Department of Justice. […]