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Kids ages two through five who can tie their shoes? Nine percent. Kids the same age who can access a Smartphone application? Nineteen percent. If […]
You can knock President Obama on Afghanistan, on the economy, on flying in his personal trainer from Chicago every week. But there is one recent […]
You remember the Drakes. There’s Craig, the 74-year-old, jet-setting bon vivant and jeweler-to-the-elite who went from chumming with Mick Jagger and Julius Erving and partying […]
A drizzly evening seems the perfect time to hit up Percy Street’s all-you-can-eat Monday night. $23 gets you all the ribs you can eat plus […]
Last spring, while researching an article on why Big 12 Conference football teams recruit the state of Texas so aggressively, I spoke with Oklahoma State […]
In an essay from Philly Mag’s March issue, Trey Popp is positively prickly over his recent experiences with restaurant servers: It’s been building for a […]
Well, the good news: Philly Post readers know how to pick the winners. Of the major categories, you went eight for eight. (I’m giving you […]
As a former NCAA football captain and president of Equality Pennsylvania, Brian Sims has spent much time fighting for gay rights throughout the Commonwealth. He’s […]
The folks from Razorfish in both the Philly and New York offices created an “It Gets Better” video: And employees from the Free Library of […]
The line is probably just beginning to form at Monk’s Cafe for Russian River and Pliny the Younger madness. It’s not too late to come down […]
Judges, especially criminal-court judges, are the most powerful elected officials in Philadelphia. They can do what the Mayor, the Governor and even the President can’t […]
Fox 29 reports that Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia fired one of its professors for being gay. Father James St. George, a priest who belongs […]
Four years ago, with great fanfare, Harvard and Princeton announced they were doing away with their “early admission” programs, which allowed hyper-interested students to throw […]
[For everyone who’s ever asked us if we know what’s going on with an empty restaurant space, here’s Victor’s take on the process. — KH, […]
Daily News resident right-wing blogger-person Christine Flowers has an, um, interesting take on the Obama administration’s decision not to fight challenges to the constitutionality of […]