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In Defense of Trigger Warnings

Last week, the University of Chicago made national headlines when the school announced to incoming freshman that it does not support trigger warnings. (You can […]

Restaurants

Bud & Marilyn’s Is Celebrating Its Birthday All Week Long

Bud & Marilyn’s is a great restaurant. It’s a great place to hang out and drink, to go for snacks, to eat. I forget sometimes […]

City Life

Four-Alarm Fire Ravages West Philadelphia Church

A four-alarm fire ravaged the Christ Liberation Fellowship Church in West Philadelphia this morning. Church fire in West Philadelphia reaches 4 alarms: https://t.co/g8N1iCUQtChttps://t.co/jY4trd4x4t — Action News on […]

City Life

Detaining Asylum-Seekers in Berks Is a Tragedy; Detaining Their Children Is Immoral

I’ve been reading and rereading Warsan Shire’s poetry lately. The Somali-British poet was launched to a level of fame poets rarely achieve when Beyoncé extensively […]

Restaurants

Fried Chicken Comes to East Falls

In Riva’s Arthur Cavaliere has opened his second restaurant in East Falls. Cavaliere has placed Foghorn at 4213 Ridge Avenue, in the long vacant space that […]

City Life

Reward to $50k for Suspected Shooter of 8-Year-Old Girl Killed in Camden

Camden County police are offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever shot and killed an 8-year-old girl last […]

Restaurants

Pica’s Pizza Turns 60 Today

Monday is a big day for Pica’s Restaurant in Upper Darby: the iconic pizza-and-pasta spot turns 60 years old today.

Pearl Theatre at Avenue North
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Goodbye to North Philadelphia’s Decade-Old Pearl Theatre at Avenue North

North Philadelphia is losing a precious pearl. The Pearl Theatre at Avenue North closed abruptly this weekend after 10 years of business on Temple University’s campus […]

Things to Do

Arden Theatre Company Dominates Barrymore Nominations With 24 Nods

On Monday morning, Theatre Philadelphia announced the nominees for the 2016 Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre, and the highly competitive list illustrates just how […]

City Life

Make Plans for a Parade (Maybe): Soul Win ArenaBowl

While you were out drinking on Friday night, a Philadelphia sports team won a championship! That’s right: As our Victor Fiorillo noted could happen last […]

City Life

Made in America Road Closures and SEPTA Detours: What You Need to Know

The 2016 Made in America road closures are already underway as the Benjamin Franklin Parkway braces for rowdy crowds expected this Labor Day weekend, gathering for performances from […]

City Life

Sixers Roundup: Joel Embiid Says He’s 100% Healthy

Every week we gather up the coverage, both local and national, of your Philadelphia 76ers. This week is highlighted by the Sixers’ annual Beach Bash […]

City Life

Fun With Lineups: Impact of Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor

The 76ers offseason is winding down, with training camp at Stockton University set to begin in a month’s time. After winning May’s NBA draft lottery, and […]

Citified

Report: Feds Seek Kenney’s Campaign PAC Records

This afternoon, Philadelphia magazine’s Jared Brey wrote that Mayor Jim Kenney’s alliance with electricians union leader John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty is looking worse and worse in light of […]

City Life

Black Lives Matter: 97.5 Agreed to Apologize for “Dwayne from Swedesboro”

Black Lives Matter activists in Philadelphia say that 97.5 The Fanatic has agreed to give written and on-air apologies for a series of incidents in which a […]