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Did Nicki Minaj Get Another Massive Diamond Engagement Ring?

It’s been a few months now since rumors first started swirling that Nicki Minaj and Philly-native Meek Mill may be engaged—the rapper/songstress posted an Instagram […]

City Life

Al Jazeera Features “Philadelphia’s Filthy Schools”

Well, this is unsettling: That’s right: Al Jazeera has been taking a look at “Philadelphia’s Filthy Schools.” And it has no shortage of bad stuff […]

Restaurants

New Brunch Menu at Fitler Dining Room

Fitler Dining Room at 22nd and Spruce has rolled out a new winter brunch menu. And as an added bonus, the restaurant is also offering […]

Restaurants

The Gravy Train: Coeur Reviewed

The first time I went to Coeur, there was no poutine on the menu, and I was pissed. I mean, this place—opened in September by […]

City Life

Kane Ouster a Step Closer

Good morning Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today: The Pa. Senate has unanimously — and unprecedentedly — voted to start the process that […]

City Life

Likes and Dislikes: 76ers Add Jerry Colangelo to Front Office

Each week we’ll dive into a couple of observations about the Philadelphia 76ers. You can view previous installments in the Likes and Dislikes series here. […]

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Business

Will New Subaru HQ Really Revitalize Camden? Um, Maybe.

Subaru put on quite the dog-and-pony show today. Outside an enormous tent, the company set up a display of four Subarus from its history in the […]

Restaurants

COOK’s Lily Cope Is Showing Off Her Wing Prowess Tonight

Lily Cope, executive director of COOK is trying to prove she’s picked up a thing or two from the chefs that have held classes at the […]

City Life

SEPTA’s Big Regional Rail Schedule Changes Start Sunday

Back in 1985, when service began on SEPTA’s Airport Regional Rail line, the agency was still trying to get its railroad operations act together after […]

City Life

Former String Theory Charter Schools Superintendent Sues for Discrimination

In 2012, the readers of the South Philly Review chose Gail Avicolli from the Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School (PPACS) as the “Best Principal in […]

City

Defendant at Beau Zabel Trial Acquitted of Murder

In a stunning decision today, a jury took just three hours to return a not guilty verdict for Marcellus Jones in the June 2008 killing […]

City Life

Repair Blitz to Close Lincoln Drive on Saturday

If you use Lincoln Drive between Germantown and East Falls, you’ll have to find another way to get where you’re going this Saturday. That’s because […]

Citified

Kenney: Every Neighborhood Needs a Passyunk Ave.

Mayor-elect Jim Kenney ran on a promise of ensuring that all Philadelphians, regardless of their zip codes, have the opportunity to succeed. How do you accomplish such […]

Property

Here’s What Subaru’s New Camden HQ Will Look Like

Subaru held an elaborate groundbreaking today for its new Camden headquarters in the Gateway District, next to the Campbell’s Soup Company. Subaru’s headquarters is the […]

Restaurants

The Gang’s All Here: Seven Philly Restaurants Equipped for Your Large Party

For the holidays, sometimes the greatest gift is one you give yourself—not cooking at home for all those guests. Here are seven Philly restaurants well equipped […]