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Mezcal Negronis Are on the Menu at El Techo, the All-Year Rooftop Bar From the Suraya Crew

The third and final restaurant at the Pod Philly hotel, El Techo, opens tonight, October 23rd, on the eleventh floor of the hotel with a […]

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City Life

Mayor Kenney Endorses Elizabeth Warren for President

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has officially weighed in on the 2020 presidential race — and he’s throwing his support behind Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Kenney announced his endorsement on […]

NextHealth PHL

Why Hundreds of Patients Are Dying After Lung Transplants

The first person to receive a lung transplant more than 50 years ago, survived for only 18 days after the surgery. Today, 80 percent of […]

Restaurants

James Beard’s Epic Philly Dinner Party Is at the Fitler Club This Year

If you’re looking for the most concentrated chef star-power in the city, it’s time to buy a ticket for the James Beard Foundation’s “Taste America […]

Restaurants

Le Caveau Opens Above the Good King Tavern

In France, “le caveau” is the colloquial term for a wine cellar — a place where wine is bought and sold by the glass and […]

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Be Well Philly

Philadelphia Runner Is Opening a Store in the King of Prussia Mall

This post has been updated. Something magical happens when a store ceases to be just a place to shop. When it becomes a fount of […]

City Life

Meet the Candidates Trying to Shake Up the City Council At-Large Race

The general election for City Council at-large seats is normally uneventful. Typically it goes something like this: If you’re a Democrat, you vote for five […]

City Life

SEPTA’s 15th Street Station Just Got a $28 Million Upgrade

You might notice some changes at SEPTA’s 15th Street Station this week. City, federal, and transit officials gathered on Monday morning to cut the ribbon […]

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Be Well Philly

We Talked to Dermatologists and Skincare Entrepreneurs About How to Take Better Care of Your Dry Winter Skin

If it seems like your skin has gone from soft to dry, peeling, and itchy in a matter of days, you’re not wrong. Philly’s sudden […]

NextHealth PHL

B.PHL Festival Highlights Innovation in Philadelphia’s Healthcare Industry

Philadelphia’s ever-expanding healthcare industry was a key topic of discussion during last week’s B.PHL Innovation Festival. A team of local titans in business, healthcare and science, including […]

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City Life

There Goes the Gayborhood

It was around one o’clock in the morning, and I was standing in a long line of mostly straight Penn alumni waiting to enter Voyeur […]

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City Life

The Best Thing That Happened This Week: Not Just Fishtown Anymore

Did you celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday? Fishtown certainly did, beneath the steady gaze of its new light-pole toppers: the wild turkey and white […]

Restaurants

Side-by-Side Pastry and Roast Pork Sandwich Shops Are Opening on Washington Avenue

Some happy Friday news, especially for those of you who live in Point Breeze and Graduate Hospital. The old Kermit’s Bake Shoppe space at 2204 Washington Avenue […]

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City Life

Richard Florida Releases His Plan to Solve Philly’s Budding “New Urban Crisis”

Richard Florida, the renowned urbanist who’s spent the past year studying Philadelphia as part of a yearlong fellowship sponsored by Drexel, Jefferson, and the University City […]

NextHealth PHL

Meet One of the Fastest Growing Cannabis Companies on the East Coast

Running a legal cannabis business has its challenges, especially in Pennsylvania where medical marijuana was not legalized until 2016 — ten years after California and […]