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Meet “Little Pete,” the Man Who Could Lose His Diner for a Butt-Ugly Hotel

What did you think when you heard that developers want to put a fancy hotel on 17th Street where the original Little Pete’s is located? […]

Foobooz

Brooklyn Brewing’s Garrett Oliver Is Hosting a Beer Dinner at Wegmans

We’ll file this one under Unexpectedly Cool Event at a Supermarket. Brooklyn Brewing’s brewmaster,Garrett Oliver is coming to the Wegmans in Allentown to do a beer dinner […]

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Restaurant Week Extra: Little Baby’s Offers Half-Off for Hospitality Workers

Little Baby’s Ice Cream knows that Restaurant Week is hard on hospitality industry workers, so the Little Baby’s team has decided to make these two […]

City Life

Is Comcast Too Good to Merge?

Is Comcast too good for its own good? Yes, we’re aware that the company routinely shows up on lists of America’s most-hated corporations. Yes, we’re […]

City Life

Tom Wolf’s Cabinet Got Schooled on Your Right to Know

A governor’s first actions in office are watched closely by the media, presumably because they tell us something about their priorities. Since Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, a Democrat, was inaugurated last […]

Citified

Ori Challenges Kenyatta to Ten Debates

As the 2015 primary election season heats up in Philadelphia, so do the public declarations of war. Last week, Mayor Michael Nutter publicly insulted 2nd […]

Foobooz

Bing Bing Dim Sum Opening Mid-February

Bing Bing Dim Sum announced today that they passed their health inspection, bringing them closer to finally opening. According to owner Shawn Darragh, the plan is to […]

Property

Developer to Present Plans for Little Pete’s Successor Tomorrow Night

It’s been a little while since we’ve heard anything about the proposed Hudson Hotel project at 17th and Chancellor Street – you know, the one that […]

Foobooz

Brewer’s Plate Tickets Are on Sale Now

The Brewer’s Plate is set for Sunday, March 8th at the Kimmel Center. Brewer’s Plate is always one of the best beer events of the year. […]

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Mural Arts Announces Artists for “Open Source” Project

Today the Mural Arts Program announced the artists who will be participating in the new “Open Source” project, which it says is Philadelphia’s biggest site-specific […]

Philadelphia Wedding

If You’ve Got $100,000, This Company Will Guarantee It Doesn’t Rain On Your Wedding Day

There is perhaps no wedding stress as all-encompassing for a bride as fretting about the weather is for an outdoor bride. Any couple planning to […]

Citified

Five Ways Jim Kenney Will Upend the Mayoral Race

The imminent entry of Jim Kenney into the mayoral race will upend the contest.

City Life

All You Guys Shut Up About Tom Brady’s Balls Already

So, have you noticed that in the past week or so, there’s been a whole lot of talk about balls? (Well, a few people might have […]

City Life

Did Main Line Cops Crack Down on Shoveling Scofflaws?

On Tuesday night, as emotions over the blown snow forecast and all the inconveniences it brought began to melt away, a new snow controversy erupted […]

City Life

DNC Takes One Last Look at Philly

Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz is visiting Philadelphia today, part of a trip to give a last look to the three finalists to host […]