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City Life

How to Keep Yourself (And Others) Warm During This Dangerous Cold

Philly officials are warning residents to stay inside and keep warm. When it’s dangerously cold outside, the city declares a Code Blue. The emergency status specifically pertains to […]

Property

For Local Developers, Holocaust Memorial Expansion is Personal

The expanded Holocaust Memorial now under construction on the Ben Franklin Parkway represents not only a reimagination of the oldest Holocaust memorial in the United […]

Restaurants

Sharpen Your Knives, Chefs: Chopped Is Casting in Philly

Cooking competition reality shows are a double-edged sword. They might not judge the skills a chef needs to actually be successful in the world — […]

City Life

The PPA Just Screwed Us All Again With MeterUp Parking App Relaunch

Big news out of the Philadelphia Parking Authority this week. No, not the rumors that the FBI is investigating the much-loathed agency. We’re talking about […]

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City Life

Philly Doesn’t Want to Tell You What It Promised Amazon for HQ2

From New Jersey: $7 billion in tax incentives. From Chicago: $1.32 billion in workers’ income taxes. From Chula Vista, California: 85 acres of land, worth $100 million, […]

Restaurants

Madame Fromage Is Turning Martha into a Cheesemas Wonderland

Madame Fromage is sort of like Philly’s cheesy godmother. From her award-winning blog to her books to her epic cheese parties and flash mobs, she makes […]

Be Well Philly

This Puppy Yoga Class Is the Only Thing Worth Caring About Right Now

There are a lot of important things happening in the world right now. But I’m going to share a little secret: The only thing that really matters right […]

City Life

The State of Philly’s State Flags Is a Metaphor for Our Troubled Times

The world flags adorning the Benjamin Franklin Parkway are a renowned tourist magnet befitting our World Heritage City. The U.S. state flags on a chunk […]

City Life

Mummers Voted Top Holiday Parade in the Country

Beating out festive juggernauts like the Reston, Virginia, Holiday Parade and an illuminated boat show sponsored by a Florida casino, Philadelphia’s famed (and often controversial) […]

Restaurants

Who’s Got the Best Christmas Decorations on East Passyunk?

It’s the time of year when even black-hearted grinches like me feel a warm glow when strolling past a particularly well-decorated house or an illuminated Jolly Trolley goes […]

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8 Shows to See in the Next 7 Days

Cam’ron @ Voltage Lounge | Wednesday, December 13 The New Yorker just did a profile on the soulful Harlem rapper best known for late ’90s/early […]

Restaurants

The Good King Tavern’s Answer to Sunday Gravy Is Melted Cheese

There’s nothing that warms us up in winter quite like melted cheese. (Frankly, we welcome it any day of the year.) The Good King’s chef, Nich […]

Be Well Philly

Snap Kitchen Is Making Sticking to Your Diet That Much Easier

When Snap Kitchen announced they were shuttering two of their Center City locations, we were all a little bummed. Good lunch spots are hard to […]

City Life

Carson Wentz Is Done for the Season: Philly Reacts

Sorry, Philly Jesus, but your prayers apparently fell on deaf ears: The Eagles have just confirmed that quarterback Carson Wentz will miss the remainder of […]

Restaurants

Jeremy Nolen Is Moving On from Brauhaus Schmitz

As of January 1st, Brauhaus Schmitz will have a new chef. German-born Valentin Bay, who has cooked a spots in the area like Citron+Rose and […]