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Hamilton’s Leslie Odom Jr. to Headline 4th of July Concert
The 4th of July concert is going to have an all-Philadelphia feel this year. Two headliners for the annual 4th of July concert on the […]
First Look: Jansen
There’s nothing new about scallops, lemons, capers, and parsley. It’s a plate full of beige, ecru, and green as tame as Pottery Barn. Fortunately, David […]
Rain or Shine, These Festivals Are Happening
We were pretty excited when we put together our compilation of May festivals, and then May happened. It’s been gray skies for much of the […]
Woman Sues Kildare’s After Falling Out of Bunk Bed Drunk — in Jail
We here at Philadelphia magazine see a heck of a lot of lawsuits come across our desk, but we’re pretty sure this is the first […]
The Phillies Are One of Baseball’s Best Teams — But for How Long?
The Phillies beat the Marlins, 4-2, on Wednesday night. It was the Phils’ fourth straight series win and improved their record to 24-17. If the […]
There’s A Pretty Cool Farm Dinner Happening At Kensington Quarters This Weekend
If you’re living off the land, what do you do when overwintered vegetables—potatoes, carrots, turnips—begin to dwindle before the new crops in the field are […]
People, Stop Killing Wild Animals With Kindness
One of the most embarrassing things I ever did was find a dog that wasn’t lost. It was near Second and Washington, while I was […]
WATCH: Donald Trump Ribs Chris Christie With Oreos Joke
Last night, Donald Trump held held a $200-a-head fundraiser for Chris Christie in New Jersey. Yes, the New Jersey governor has long-since dropped out of […]
Philly Grows to Stay in Top Five Cities, Phoenix Nipping at its Heels
Philadelphia gained nearly 6,000 people last year, according to U.S. Census estimates released on Thursday, continuing its slow but steady recovery from decades of population […]
Could Sanders’ Continued Fight Mean Chaos for the Philly DNC in July?
A month ago, Republicans looked primed to have a contentious summer political convention. There were still multiple candidates in the race for president. Donald Trump was […]
Sixers To Work Out Taurean Prince, Jaron Blossomgame, Among Others
The Sixers announced that they will work out an additional six players tomorrow at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, a group which includes St. […]
Jahlil Okafor Voted to NBA’s All-Rookie First Team
Sixers center Jahlil Okafor has been nominated to the NBA’s All-Rookie First Team, the NBA announced today. Okafor joins Minnesota’s Karl-Anthony Towns, New York’s Kristaps […]
Hard Hat Tour: The View From Vue32
Ground was ceremonially broken one week ago for Vue32, the new apartment tower Radnor Property Group (RPG) is building and will manage for Drexel University […]
Reynolds Brown: My Container Tax Is Less Regressive Than Kenney’s Soda Tax
Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown introduced a bill on Thursday that would create a 15-cent tax on beverage containers, as an alternative to Mayor Jim Kenney’s plan to tax soda […]
WATCH: SEPTA’s New Crum Creek Viaduct Goes Up in Fast Forward
One month from now, you won’t be able to ride SEPTA’s Media/Elwyn Regional Rail Line west of Swarthmore, as the line beyond that point will […]