Did you notice Beyoncé at the Grammy’s last night? Of course you did, she is Queen Bey. Well B looked fab as always, you may have […]
The Palm at the Bellevue will close after service on Monday, February 29th for a complete overhaul. The restaurant expects to be closed until late 2016 […]
Today, Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law a bill that makes it easier for people to have their criminal records sealed in Pennsylvania. The law […]
There were a lot of things to be sad about back in the summer of 2009 when the formerly iconic Suky bridal salon closed its […]
Three things circulate inside my mind for this column. But where would any sports blog in Philadelphia be without first talking about the problems of […]
Kathleen Kane, Pennsylvania’s scandal-plagued attorney general, said today she will not run for reelection. “This was not easy decision,” she said, before announcing. “I am […]
Ever hear of a Vietnamese Taphouse? Well there’s one coming to South Street. Tuan Phung is bringing Vietnamese street food and over 200 different bottles of craft […]
Back in 2007, Philly’s Leah Kauffman made “Crush on Obama,” a viral video about a young woman supporting Obama for president. It went viral (26 […]
King Georges, the documentary about Georges Perrier and Le Bec-Fin is coming to the big screen and Philadelphia after successful screenings at a number of […]
The Grammy Awards were on CBS last night, but in Philadelphia the real prize was what was on the local news afterward. The station promoted […]
If you’ve got “Trump” in your name this election season, you’d better be prepared for publicity — maybe not all of it good. Maryanne Trump […]
(Editor’s note: This is an opinion column from a Citified insider.) Dear Parents: Pay attention. The School Reform Commission wants to turn three neighborhood schools into charters. The community is outraged. […]
Good morning, Philadelphia. Watch out for those icy spots out there. Here’s what you need to know today. Sen. Pat Toomey wants the next president […]
The Civil Rights Movement and the riots that swept through dozens of American cities in the 1960s also exposed a hole in mainstream newsrooms across […]
On Friday I wrote about how skateboarders turned LOVE Park into a great public place. The park is now being overhauled with a new design, […]
