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How Many Bells for Zinc

Zinc Bistro opened on 11th Street in Septemer, 2007, this weekend Craig LaBan officially reviews the French wine bar. How will it fare? [poll id=”118″]

City Life

PAFA Showcases Women Artists

Local artist Linda Lee Alter started collecting work by women artists in the 1980s. Today, she is sharing the collection with the Pennsylvania Academy of […]

City Life

Hump Day Headlines

Was a German man really cured of his HIV? Soccer head faces criticism after gay remark about World Cup. Man murdered outside gay nightclub. Mississippi […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Bailey Banks & Biddle is Back in Philly!

Remember Bailey Banks, & Biddle? The iconic jeweler that was around forever, then sadly closed its doors last year, a seeming casualty of the economy? […]

City Life

Oprah Winfrey: Sobbing Over Sexuality

What’s with all the waterworks on TV lately? Oprah Winfrey and John Boehner each produced salt-water rivulets for the cameras last week in separate network […]

Restaurants

777 S Broad Has a Name

Our colleagues at Philadelphia Magazine have been running a contest to name the forthcoming high-end Indian restaurant at 777 S Broad Street and today they have […]

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Piazza Hosting Christmas Night Market

The Piazza at Schmidt’s is turning itself into a Christmas Night Market on December 17th, 18th and 19th. More than 50 food and craft vendors […]

City Life

Philly and the Single Lesbian

This has, without a doubt, been one of the hardest breakups I have ever gone through. Not that I am this master dater by any […]

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So What is Foobooz?

A special welcome today to new readers who may have heard of the site for the first time from today’s Inquirer. So what is Foobooz? […]

City Life

GOP’s Chances To Unseat Bob Casey? Good Luck

You would think that with Pennsylvania’s Republican roots, which have run especially deep over the last several decades, freshman Democratic senator Bob Casey would be […]

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Quick Bites

Former Lacroix chef Jason Cichonski is now in the kitchen of Chip Roman’s Blackfish. Cichonski will also be on board at Roman’s forthcoming “ultra fine […]

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SweetGreen Brings “Food That Fits” to Ardmore

We’re quite enamored by Sweetgreen’s web site and food photos. The highly polished concept comes from Washington DC where seven stores have opened in just […]

City Life

Republican Senators Screw Up On 9/11 Aid Bill

I went to a Christmas party this weekend unlike any other Christmas party. This was a party thrown by heroes for heroes. Gathered in the […]

City Life

Another Reason to Love Bea Arthur

Bea Arthur rests quite comfortably in the pantheon of gay idols, alongside the likes of Judy Garland and Liberace. This is thanks, in part, to […]

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News for People Who Like Bad News

The Spaghetti Warehouse on Spring Garden closes up shop today after an improbable 20-year run. [The Insider] A December 22nd zoning hearing stands between Fathom […]