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Why Proceeds from an Art Auction Are Going to Philly’s Poorest Neighborhoods

This month, New York’s leading art auction house, Christie’s, held its annual Asian Art Week. Over just four days of eight sales, the famed auction […]

City Life

Ben Simmons Rolls Ankle in Final Training Camp Practice

According to Brian Seltzer of Sixers.com, Sixers rookie Ben Simmons rolled his ankle during today’s scrimmage and will have a precautionary X-ray performed. This afternoon’s […]

City Life

Right Now, Philly Politics Is Even More Disheartening Than Usual for Latinxs

It’s a really hard time to be a Latina and a local politics wonk. Leslie Acosta — one of two Latino state lawmakers from Philly, and the […]

Restaurants

Last Chance For Brown Betty Cupcakes

If you have to close down a restaurant, you know what’s a pretty good reason? Because your partnership with Walmart and Patti Labelle is taking […]

Restaurants

Wister Opening in Old City

“I’m writing the menu around ingredients that are exciting me,” said chef Benjamin Moore. “Right now, that happens to be late summer produce and seasonal […]

City Life

This Pa. Mayor’s Facebook is a Cesspool of Offensive, Racist Content

West York Mayor Charles Wasko is facing pressure from the community to resign because of his overtly racist Facebook posts. The posts reference Barack and Michelle […]

City Life

13 Things You Might Not Know About Penn’s Life at Vet U TV Show

We were agog with excitement when news broke earlier this year that Animal Planet had been shadowing six fourth-year students at Penn’s veterinary school for a […]

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WATCH: William Penn Was on Jeopardy! Last Night and Nobody Got It

Can you identify the man on top of Philadelphia’s City Hall? What if we offered you the chance to bet on it?

City Life

Nik Stauskas Looking to Prove He Belongs in NBA

The first two seasons of Nik Stauskas’ NBA career have not gone according to plan. Stauskas started off his rookie season with inconsistent playing time […]

City Life

Brett Brown Appreciative of Increased Talent Level, Experience

Sixers head coach Brett Brown is more comfortable with his team as they wrap up training camp at Stockton University. Tomorrow afternoon, the Philadelphia 76ers […]

City Life

How Beyonce Made Football a Protest Space

When “Formation” came out during Super Bowl Weekend, the height of American consumption, culture and entertainment, the opening image of the music video featured Beyonce […]

Restaurants

Hai Street Adds Poke

Good news for the poke obsessed or those who want to be poke obsessed, if there were just some more places to get the Hawaiian […]

Restaurants

Chef Nicholas Bazik Rolls Out New Menu at Good King Tavern

The Good King Tavern has rolled out its new fall menu, the first under chef Nicholas Bazik. Bazik, a veteran of Fork, Bistrot La Minette […]

Restaurants

A Quick Look Inside Scarpetta At The Rittenhouse

Scarpetta–the fancy-pants New York transplant taking over the old Smith & Wolensky space at the Rittenhouse Hotel–opened for business yesterday with a couple surprises. The […]

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City Life

Petition Calls for Penn to Disavow Donald Trump

If you listen to Donald Trump out on the campaign trail long enough, there’s a good chance you’ll hear him mention his time spent in […]