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What To Do Tonight
There are still (not surprisingly) tickets around for the budget-busting Vino Vitae event at the Constitution Center. $149/person gets you a private tour of the […]
London Grill Celebrates Passover
Fairmount’s London Grill celebrates Passover with its annual Seder Dinner and a special Meatball Monday. The Seder Dinner will be available Monday, March 29 and […]
How Many Bells for Green Eggs Cafe
We were a bit surprised to see that Craig LaBan would be reviewing a South Philadelphia breakfast and lunch spot on an out-of-the-way block of […]
Is Cursing Such a Big F—ing Deal?
I was at my two year old niece’s birthday party when it happened. My 5-year-old son Michael was playing with a large group of children […]
The Madness of March
Nothing is more maddening during March Madness, the NCAA men’s college basketball tournament, than to hear commentators talk about student-athletes — while knowing how few […]
To: The Anti-Health Care Tea Baggers (And The Party Of No)
Dear Anti-Health Care Tea Baggers (And The Party Of No), First of all, your name is all wrong, both from a sexual and a historical […]
39 Best Things to Do This Weekend
What are you doing this weekend? Check out Victor’s picks in Wednesday’s awesome-as-always Weekender.
The End of the McNabb Era
By the time I finish this blog, Donovan McNabb may be property of the St. Louis Rams and Eagle fans, like it or not, will […]
Passover at Zahav
From March 29th to April 6th Zahav will be offering a special Passover menu for $42 per person. The roasted matzah balls in black garlic […]
Valanni Uncorked
On Tuesday, April 20th Valanni is offering a wine dinner of 5 courses and 5 wines for $55. Executive Chef John Strain will be preparing […]
Great Chefs Brings Great Chefs to Philadelphia
Marc Vetri’s Great Chefs event is in its fifth year raising money for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation in the fight against childhood cancer. Great chefs […]
Temple of Doom
OK, I’ve had it. If you knew me, you’d know that sentence could apply to any number of pet peeves, from people talking on the […]
Shopping for Soulmates
I’ve just been winked at on Match.com, and my husband doesn’t mind at all. This candidate is tall enough, likes dogs, is still active and […]
It’s Time to Snuff Out the Death Penalty
Recently, I introduced Senate bill 1218, which would abolish the death penalty in Pennsylvania. New Jersey and New Mexico have recently abolished their death penalty […]