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Music: 7 Shows to See in the Next 7 Days
SZA @ Fillmore Philly | Wednesday, January 31 It’s a cruel twist of fate that two artists who delivered memorable performances at the Grammys didn’t take […]
Bistrot La Minette’s Peter Woolsey to Open a New French Restaurant on North Broad
This story has been updated. Peter Woolsey, the chef behind Queen Village’s decade-old French restaurant, Bistrot La Minette, and its riverfront counterpart, La Peg, has a […]
Tria Taproom Will Start Offering Crowler Cans for Takeout Draft Beer
Philly is am amazing beer town — but you can’t just pick up a sizer or a case of every delicious brew that gets made. […]
Of Course Keen Is Throwing a Party for the Super Blue Blood Moon
With its gnarled handmade driftwood furnishings and naturalistic chandeliers, Keen looks like it was designed by a wizard. So it makes sense that the long-awaited […]
Don’t Bother Going Into Work On Day After Super Bowl
No matter the outcome of Sunday’s Super Bowl, you should have the right to miss work the day after the game, some HR managers say. […]
Behold the Nick Foles Prayer Candle (and More Eagles Merch You Didn’t Know You Wanted)
Much has been said in regard to sports taking the devotional place of religion here in Philadelphia, and while other cities may similarly lay claim […]
Philly Officials and Church Leaders Helped an Undocumented Mom Send Her Kids to School
Church leaders, city officials and community organizers gathered at the Church of the Advocate in North Philly on Monday morning to help an undocumented immigrant […]
This Art Show at El Compadre Is Highlighting The Workers Behind Your Food
Service workers shape our lives every day: they cook our meals, make our coffee, check us out at the register, and clean up afterwards. Now, […]
Let’s Watch a Bunch of G. Love Videos
Hard to believe, but “Cold Beverages” dropped almost 25 years ago. That’s how long G. Love, he of boozy diction and Elvis-y charm, has been […]
Report: Suspect in Penn Student’s Murder Has Neo-Nazi Ties
The suspect in the murder of 19-year-old Penn student Blaze Bernstein earlier this month is “an avowed neo-Nazi” belonging to one of the most violent […]
Panera Bread Just Recalled All of Its Cream Cheese
In the case of Panera bagels, the cream cheese really maketh the breakfast. Sure, their bagels are fine, but their fluffy, smooth spreads are really […]
This $10 Indoor Cycling and TRX Workout Is Your New Friday Night Plan
Regular happy hour is fine and all, but if you ask us, we’d way rather do a post-work sweat session than post-work shots. That’s why […]
GALAEI’s Trans Equity Project Receives $25K Grant From the Philadelphia Foundation
The Trans Equity Project, a program run by queer Latinx social justice nonprofit GALAEI, just received its highest individual donation yet: a $25,000 grant from […]
Vote Now: What’s the Best Philly Icon?
For Best of Philly this year — it’s our 45th issue! — we decided to, once again, open up a handful of categories for the public to […]
Checking In on Philly’s Generation X
In 1995, this magazine profiled 30 of the city’s top Gen Xers (all then age 30 or under). We reached out to a few of […]