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I’m Stepping Down as Philly Mag’s Food Editor to Open My Own Restaurant
I’m just going to say the thing: I’m opening a restaurant. I know, I know; I’m the food editor at Philly Mag (at least for […]
We Kept Our Engagement a Secret for Nine Months. Then We Threw a Surprise Wedding
There are some couples who love their time in the spotlight: They invite their friends and family to proposals and engagement parties. And, more often […]
The Biden Administration Keeps Tapping Penn People for Major Roles
After Donald Trump was elected in 2016, former Vice President Joe Biden became Penn professor Joe Biden, returning to the campus that awarded him an […]
Just Listed in the Poconos: Contemporary House in Saylorsburg
Houses in the upper part of the Poconos — Pike and Wayne counties — mainly cluster around lakes or streams. Aside from those, the other […]
Eagles vs. Raiders: By the Numbers
At the tippy-top of the Eagles’ offensive things-to-do list heading into Sunday’s game against the Raiders in Sin City is better production on first and […]
Jason Kelce Offers Up the Keys to Success for Pleasing the Passionate Philly Faithful
It’s tough to get behind anyone in the messy, impending divorce between Ben Simmons and the Philadelphia 76ers. Simmons might be the most entitled “superstar” […]
U-City Apartment Building Takes Modular Construction to the Next LVL
Modular construction offers several advantages for both builders and developers. Builders get better quality control using factory-built boxes, and the fact that they’re produced indoors […]
Eagles Discuss Lane Johnson’s Return
Lane Johnson was back at practice Wednesday for the first time since the Eagles’ veteran right tackle had to press pause for three weeks due […]
You Can Rent This Sweet Flower Truck for Your Wedding, Shower, Birthday Party or Any Other Bash You’re Throwing
We’ve already told you about all the adorable mobile bar carts that can roll right up to your next soiree. And we gave you the […]
Offensive Tweaks Are Possible in Las Vegas
A lot can happen over a mini-bye week in the NFL. The Eagles, for example, got a weekend off to digest the exit of Zach […]
Just Listed: Remodeled Trinity in Rittenhouse Square
With this Rittenhouse Square remodeled trinity house for sale, you have a chance to live in one of Center City’s most sought-after neighborhoods in comfort […]
6 Philadelphia Women on How Their Tattoos Help Them Cope with Trauma
People get tattoos for a variety of reasons: to honor a loved one, to represent part of their culture, to express themselves, to commemorate a […]
Witchcraft, Boiled Bones, and All the Other Creepy Things We Learned About PA History in This New Book
Just in time for Halloween, Haverford’s Brookline Books has published Dark History of Penn’s Woods, a new book with the catchy subtitle Murder, Madness, and […]
The Eagles Needed to Clear the Path for Dallas Goedert
The Eagles understand what they have in Dallas Goedert, but, perhaps more importantly, they understand the NFL as a whole knows what Philadelphia has in […]
Real Talk: After My Breakthrough COVID Case, I Decided to Require Vaccination Proof at My Wedding
Back in July, we gave you the second update from Allie Beik of Polka Dot Events as she prepped for her sustainably driven Globe Dye […]