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Morning Headlines: 40th Street Trolley Station Redesign Plan Gets More Funding

According to the Daily Pennsylvanian’s Sophia White, the University City District, which has been fundraising for the 40th Street trolley station redesign project since 2012, […]

Restaurants

Whiskey Fest Early Bird Tickets Are On Sale

Early bird tickets for the 2014 Philadelphia WhiskeyFest & Fine Spirits Festival are now on sale. The 2014 WhiskeyFest will take place on Thursday, October 23rd […]

City Life

Drexel Renames Law School After Thomas R. Kline

The Legal Intelligencer reports that Drexel’s Earle Mack School of Law is being renamed — the newly rechristened Thomas R. Kline School of Law is taking […]

City Life

Interview: When Women Lead Newsrooms

It’s not easy to find a woman leading a newsroom. Yes, women do ascend to the top spots of newspapers and magazines — but sometimes, […]

City Life

Does City Hall Have a “VIP Hotline” for the Powerful and Connected?

CIty Controller Alan Butkovitz on Wednesday released a letter suggesting City Hall operates a special hotline service that takes calls directly from Philadelphia’s powerful and connected […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Philly Bride Has a New Location in Old City!

Attention all brides-to-be still in search of the Dress for their Big Day: We told you earlier this year that local bridal boutique, Philly Bride (previously Bridals […]

Restaurants

Jennifer Carroll Competes on Top Chef Duels Tonight

Bravo brings back Jennifer Carroll for tonight’s episode of “Top Chef Duels.” The Philadelphia native battles Los Angeles chef, Nyesha Arrington. The newest edition to Bravo’s “Top […]

Restaurants

Want To Win Free VIP Tickets To The Brauhaus Oktoberfest?

Of course you do. Because while even a normal ticket to this Saturday’s huge party being thrown by the Brauhaus crew is awesome, a VIP […]

City Life

Mayoral Wild Card Ken Trujillo Enters Philadelphia Mayoral Race

Ken Trujillo, who is perhaps the most interesting wild card in the reputed 2015 mayoral field, formally entered the race this morning with a press conference […]

City Life

Last Night, I Wanted to Bash the Gay-Bashers

Last night, Philly was enthralled with a minute-by-minute social media manhunt for the alleged perpetrators of a gay-bashing crime in Center City. We watched with rapt attention […]

City Life

The Taney Dragons Now Have Their Very Own Week

Did you know it’s Taney Dragons week? That’s right: Because the Taney Dragons run to the Little League World Series happened while legislators were on […]

City

Philadelphia Cigarette Tax Vote Delayed Until Monday

Don’t think the city cigarette tax is passing without another delay. A vote on the Philadelphia $2-a-pack cigarette tax, which moved closer to approval earlier […]

Restaurants

Twelve Philadelphia Restaurants Make OpenTable Best Restaurants List

Today, OpenTable revealed its Top 100 restaurants “fit for foodies” in America. The list was determined by OpenTable’s analysis of more than five million reviews of […]

City

Jewish Group Calls Joe Biden Comment Offensive

The Anti-Defamation League is criticizing Vice President Joe Biden for using the word “Shylocks” in a speech in Delaware. The portrayal of the character Shylock […]

City

Lynne Abraham to Run for Mayor

Former Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham is going to run for mayor of Philadelphia, a source told the Inquirer. Abraham was the city’s district attorney […]