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After successfully passing an anti-discrimination bill that could challenge a business’s ability to retain its commercial activity license if it doesn’t comply with the city’s Fair […]
Reality television is one of life’s best guilty pleasures, mostly because there’s very little that’s actually “real” about it. Like the idea of finding true, […]
Johnny Brenda’s has a new chef. Adam Diltz, who ran the kitchen at the Fishtown mainstay for three and a half years, has left to […]
Head coach Jay Wright and his top-seeded Villanova Wildcats have found themselves in familiar territory – vying for the program’s second national championship in three […]
Did we miss your event? Send us the details at ccunningham@phillymag.com. MONDAY, APRIL 2 FREE WEEK OF MAHA YOGA CLASSES There may be no such thing […]
Turns out Abington Senior High School will remain Abington Senior High School after all. The Montgomery County public school was set to become Abington Schwarzman High […]
It’s not every day that Philly hosts a world-renowned master chef — and it’s even rarer that one will speak in public. Marc Vetri has been bringing […]
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Pennsylvania and New Jersey are among the states hardest hit by the opioid epidemic, which […]
Welcome to Ask the Editor, a new weekly column by yours truly where I answer all of your Philly food and drink questions. Have some […]
If you thought our terrible winter weather was going to end in March, you were wrong. Here we are on April 2nd, enduring an unpleasant wintry […]
We’ve talked about the importance of maintaining a morning routine, but what about putting in some preparation the night before? Setting yourself up for the morning, is […]
Millennials put a premium on convenience — whether that be calling an Uber instead of taking a long bus ride or paying to have our laundry […]
Recently I learned about Philadelphia history the way our Colonial forefathers did: by riding around with a pretty date and a La Colombe coffee in […]
Kevin Sbraga closed the final remaining location of his Southern eatery The Fat Ham last summer, and since then, his food has popped up everywhere […]
According to a study released on Thursday by SEPTA, everybody’s favorite transportation authority boosts property values in the Philadelphia suburbs and contributes approximately $3 billion […]