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Tonight Gunners Run Opens

Tonight is the official grand opening of Gunners Run at the Piazza. The party starts at 8p.m. with live music by Black Landlord, drink specials […]

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Quick Bites: SquareBurger Additions, TBowl Opens at Penn

Rain or shine SquareBurger reopens in Franklin Square tomorrow. New to the menu this year is a Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Birthday Bonanza Sundae, With Love […]

City Life

Civil Unions May Be a Reality For Delaware

You may want to consider making reservations for a honeymoon in Rehoboth. If the same-sex civil union bill (S.B. 30) is passed by the Delaware […]

City Life

The Real Reasons Luis Castillo Got Cut by the Phillies

The national media would have the people of Philadelphia believe that this is going to be a star-crossed year for the Phillies. They cite the […]

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Top Chef Recap: Four Courses to Freedom

Fidel Gastro recaps the finale of Top Chef All-Stars, an exciting end to a sometimes arduous season. And finally, the finale.  Two Top Chef titans […]

City Life

Getting Out of Jury Duty

I start looking for somebody with a little enthusiasm. There’s Art, he’s a chef at Marigold. He works six days a week, 13 hours a […]

Be Well Philly

Local Fashion Expert Goes on a Diet

He wants to lose 20 pounds in three months. It may sound like a tall order, but that’s why openly gay fashion expert Jimmy Contreras […]

City Life

Can Old-School Reporting Save New Media?

The Philadelphia Inquirer, a once glorious newspaper that fell into afterthought status some time ago due to market conditions, bungled decisions and changes in reader […]

City Life

The Britney Is Coming! The Britney Is Coming!

On Tuesday, the firm, round, and fully-packed 29-year old pop princess Britney Spears graced the TV-viewing world with a special performance on Good Morning America, […]

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Andy Warhol Immortalized

Artist Rob Pruitt was commissioned by the Public Art Fund in New York City to create a silver sculpture honoring the late great artist Andy […]

City Life

Obama Distances Himself From Bush 43

There is a belief that presidential politics runs in a 20-year cycle. I have never given the theory much mind until I heard President Obama’s […]

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Is Philly a Safe Place for Women on Bikes?

Philly may be a city of cyclists, with slices of several of our streets dedicated as bike lanes and miles of scenic trails. But all […]

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Are The Drakes Bankrupt And Friendless?

The most shocking news to come out of Tania Drake’s recent arrest was not that her husband Craig had taken out a restraining order on […]

City Life

Where Have You Gone, Elizabeth Taylor?

Amid all of the tributes and photo retrospectives that filled the media last week with the passing of Liz Taylor, a small handful of Taylor-related […]

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Mike Stollenwerk to Brewerytown

View Larger Map Earlier today we referred to Mike Stollenwerk’s little empire, well it is about to get bigger. Stollenwerk is looking to open a […]