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Philly and the Single Lesbian
My whole profession is surrounded by manipulation. My job – six days a week, 12 hours a day – is cooking. If someone asks me what […]
“Huck Finn” Controversy Rages On
It’s not over for Huck Finn and the N-word. SouthBooks’ recent announcement that it would publish an “updated” version of Mark Twain’s The Adventures of […]
Health Care Repeal: First on the Tea Party To-Do List
After an unusual week of temperance on Capitol Hill in the wake of the Arizona tragedy, you can expect things to heat up so fast […]
Jose Garces Bells
With Craig LaBan’s review of JG Domestic we thought we’d look back at how Jose Garces’ other six restaurants fared with the Inquirer’s critic. We […]
This is too easy
Apparently, it falls to me to knock down Chris Freind whenever he goes on one of his fact-free jaunts. Today’s version features the oft-recited right-wing […]
Big Macher Faceoff
At noon today our intrepid Top Chef recapper Fidel Gastro will be challenging the Feast’s Collin Flatt to a pastrami sandwich eating contest at Delicatessen.Each […]
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, G Philly wanted to remind everyone to give back to the community. However small or monumental your […]
The Agenda
The Week Ahead: Le Pain Quotidien soft-opened this morning on the 1400 block of Walnut. In West Philadelphia, Manakeesh Cafe Bakery opens for business at […]
Haverford Passes Controversial Non-Discrimination Law
In a controversial vote last week, the township of Haverford on Philadelphia’s Main Line officially banned the discrimination of gays and lesbians. After listening to […]
Coatesville City Council Elects Gay President
Earlier this month, the Coatesville City Council elected its first openly gay president. Karl Marking became president of the council on Jan. 3 – the […]
Gay Creative Team Tackles Body Image
Dan Martin and Michael Biello – both Philly natives – have been living and working together for 35 years. On Jan. 22 and 23, the […]
Martin Luther King: A True Republican
Up until the 1930’s, the majority of blacks were Republican, proud to be in the Party of Lincoln. The song that would become the national […]
The Sixers, Treading Water
Sixers coach Doug Collins enjoyed a busman’s holiday Sunday, attending the Catholic League showdown between Neumann-Goretti and Archbishop Carroll, which is coached by Collins’ son-in-law, […]
Breaking: Kids Lie About Sex!
When kids get to be a certain age, their parents start to wonder whether they—well, you know. Parents also start to talk to one another […]