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Sometimes, Racism Is Just Racism
The story about a bunch of young racists bound together under the fraternal bonds of exclusion and utter stupidity has grown with leaps and bounds […]
Preview Philly’s Dumpling Truck
This Saturday, March 14th, Philadelphia’s dumpling food truck, Dump n Roll will be hosting a pop-up dinner at the Grubhouse in South Philadelphia. Peter Tong, […]
Property’s Weekend Agenda: Last Day of “Ci-Lines” Installation Is Saturday
Saturday afternoon plans still up in the air? We’ve got just the thing: Ci-Lines, a temporary art installation in, of all places, a Philadelphia chapel […]
Morning Headlines: The Impact of Next-Gen Digital Signage
We all know that technology changes at a break-neck speed. The latest cell phones rapidly become outdated early on within the two-year contract period. So […]
How Ed Rendell Would Fix Ferguson
Been wondering how Ed Rendell would fix Ferguson? It may not surprise you that the former mayor/former governor has a few ideas how to do […]
Funeral Set for Officer Wilson
Funeral services have been set for Officer Robert Wilson III, the Philadelphia Police officer shot by robbers last week at a North Philadelphia GameStop. Meanwhile, […]
The Brief: At Last, Real Substance in the Philadelphia Mayor’s Race
We’ve been thumping the mayoral candidates pretty hard over the lack of substance—and by that we mean fresh new ideas, policy proposals, general command of […]
Milton Street: “I’m Running, I’m Running!”
By Milton Street’s standards, it was a pretty boring affair. Street, the city’s favorite gonzo candidate, kicked off his campaign for mayor Thursday in a perfectly normal-looking church in North […]
Spring Arrivals: The Palmer Apartments in Wynnewood
May 1. That’s the date the first residents will move into The Palmer at 18 E. Lancaster Ave. in Wynnewood. Sure, it’s always fun to take a […]
Hold On to Your Hat: The Average Wedding Now Costs More Than $30,000
After the numbers were crunched last year, it was found that, yet again, the cost of the average wedding had gone up from the previous […]
Game Changer: 500 Walnut Has History, Luxury and Robotic Parking
Wonder no more about the automated parking at 500 Walnut @phillymag pic.twitter.com/SkExr3ZTxu — PropertyPhilly (@PropertyPhilly) March 12, 2015 What do you do with a prized […]
Sam Katz’s Audacious, Radical Plan to Save City Schools (and the Pension Fund, Too)
Sam Katz is acting more like a mayoral candidate than the mayoral candidates themselves. Thursday afternoon Katz launched a new website—Citizen Sam—and dropped what is, […]
Hash Brown Pop-Up at the Garage
Randy and the King, the pop-up duo of chef Lindsay McClain and Andrew Stahl of Jamonera will be back in the food cart at the […]
Clerks III to Film in Philadelphia
The third film in Kevin Smith’s Clerks series will film in Philadelphia. The news was first reported by the Pittsburgh Business Times. The production will […]
Another Way To Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day That Doesn’t Involve Green Beer
Yes, a deep-fried ode to potatoes and chives. Because no matter what it is you’re drinking this weekend, you’re gonna need something to absorb all […]