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When we caught word last week that rapper/actor Ludacris had gotten engaged and married to longtime girlfriend Eudoxie Mbouguiengue all in one day, we weren’t all […]
UPDATE: Hollywood Reporter has the details on Bill Cosby’s three new accusers: Linda Kilpatrick, Lynn Neal and a woman identified only as “Kacey.” During the […]
3900 Market St. 1.7.15 #unshoveled pic.twitter.com/bhhrXBbYwu — Unshoveled Sidewalks (@unshoveled) January 7, 2015 There’s a new social media account in town that seeks to continue […]
Lacroix at the Rittenhouse Hotel is not a restaurant that often hosts food events–at least not as often as many of the other well-known places […]
We’re happy to announce for any groom who may have his eye on a made-to-measure ensemble for his wedding that there’s a new option coming to town: […]
An apparent hiring freeze and the exodus of several high-profile staffers to the Inquirer has left Daily News staffers feeling stretched thin and wondering — again […]
3737 Chestnut, touted as University City’s first market-rate high-rise residential complex, is about to celebrate its “topping off” ceremony next week on January 14 at […]
The former principal at Alain Locke Elementary School has been charged with “creating an environment ripe for cheating” on state assessments — the eighth Philly educator […]
Will Hammerstein, grandson of songwriter Oscar Hammerstein II (he of The Sound of Music, Oklahoma!, and King and I fame), wants to convert his grandfather’s home […]
Pedro Martinez was on the mound. There was a runner on second. The Mets were a hit away from tying the game. And Charlie Manuel […]
Okay, so there’s a big month coming up at COOK. We’re talking classes with Peter Serpico, Nick Macri, Justin Swain, Peter Scarola, a restaurant preview, […]
Everyone loves an interactive map. Behold, the Philadelphia Planning Commission (PCPC) as introduced a tool that will allow residents, visitors, and whoever else wants to […]
Remember the so-fun calligraphy brunch workshops we told you about last summer? Well after the first class, Sarah Stone, the amazing local graphic designer behind […]
This month, Kensington Quarters is opening its second-floor classroom space for weekly and monthly hands-on classes. Initial classes will focus on butchery and charcuterie, later […]
A customer of the Wawa at 5900 Bristol Pike in Bristol, Bucks County is about to be really stinking rich. Alright, pretty rich. OK, well […]