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Upcoming Philly Chef Conference Takes on Sexism in the Industry

The Philly Chef Conference — the convening of national, regional, and local industry folk hosted by Drexel University — is returning to Philly in March […]

City Life

Cole Hamels Donates $10 Million Mansion to Charity

Cole Hamels sure seems like a good guy, doesn’t he? During his time in Philadelphia, the former Phillies pitcher (and 2008 World Series MVP) possessed […]

Restaurants

Kevin Sbraga’s Hot Chicken Is Popping Up at Stargazy

After the last of Kevin Sbraga’s restaurants closed back in June, we didn’t hear much from the Top Chef winner. More recently, we reported that he’s got […]

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Music: 7 Shows to See in the Next 7 Days

Lunacy @ Kung Fu Necktie | Wednesday, December 20 There’s something nerve-wracking about the way this Philly band makes music. “Industrial” doesn’t cover it — this […]

Philadelphia Wedding

This Horticulture Center Shindig Is The First Can’t-Miss Bridal Event of 2018

Calling all brides-to-be (especially those that get engaged over the holidays): January 2018 is bringing you one of our fave Philly wedding planning events of the year. […]

City Life

Daylin Leach Responds (Poorly) to Accusations, “Steps Back” From Campaign

The past 72 hours haven’t been so great for Pennsylvania State Sen. Daylin Leach, a Temple grad who has represented parts of Montgomery and Delaware […]

City Life

WATCH: Christmas Tree Thief Strikes in South Philly

Is nothing sacred? Don’t worry: I already know the answer to the question. The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public’s help to solve […]

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Yuletide Terror: The Intersection of Bloody and Merry

I write about events on daily basis, so I can tell you: We’re deep into holiday horror season. This week, you can see Krampus at […]

Business

What the FCC’s Net Neutrality Decision Means for Comcast (and You)

Comcast Center. andrewhuynh265 | iStock When the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission repealed Obama-era net neutrality regulations last week, all eyes turned to Comcast. The Philly-headquartered cable […]

Be Well Philly

This Philly Spin, Barre, and TRX Studio Is Moving — And Doubling in Size

We love ourselves some boutique gyms — especially when they offer multiple kinds of workouts, all with the same cushy, amenity-filled experience. That’s why we’re […]

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This Salad-in-a-Jar Company Is Philly’s New Healthy Food Delivery Service

Search “Mason jar meals” on Pinterest, and you’ll find endless ideas for colorful, healthy meals. You’ve probably even made some of them yourself. And why […]

Restaurants

Get Ready for 2018 With Our Latest 50 Best Restaurants List

Right now, you can eat an entire meal at one of Philadelphia’s absolute-best restaurants for — no joke — $12. One of our top five […]

City Life

Why Michael Nutter Thinks He Had the Best Job in Politics

The Rundown Age: 60 CV: 4th District City Councilman (1992-2006); 98th Mayor of Philadelphia (2008-’16) List of current gigs, abridged: Pundit (CNN), professor (Columbia), fellow […]

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Where to Eat This Weekend: Keeping Warm, Inside and Out

It’s snowing outside. The weather is bitterly cold. We’re going to need warmth, hearty food, melted cheese, fried potatoes and powerful drinks, in that order. […]

Restaurants

Flying Fish Out at Brewerytown’s Flying Fish Crafthouse

Flying Fish Crafthouse, Brewerytown’s massive year-old brewpub, lost its TV star chef, Brian Duffy, in September because he and the management “weren’t seeing eye to eye.” Same goes […]