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Temple University Plans to Start Demolition at Barton Hall by End of the Week

Here’s a brief update on the status of Temple University’s upcoming $190 million library project. Patricia Madej of The Temple News talked with Dozie Ibeh, assistant vice […]

City Life

Lingerie Model Sues Delilah’s Den, Claims Tips Skimmed and Pay Withheld

Delilah’s Den is best known as Philadelphia’s most “high-end” strip club, but according to one former employee, the establishment has been bilking the women who work […]

Restaurants

SugarHouse Is Adding New Restaurant in Expansion

SugarHouse Casino is intending on opening its 300,000 square foot expansion before the end of the year, and the riverfront casino is including a higher end […]

City Life

Most Americans Completely Oblivious to Pope’s Philly Visit

Yes, the city of Philadelphia has been a wee bit stressed lately about the impending visit of Pope Francis. It may not surprise you to […]

City Life

Mace Wielding Cigarette Thief Strikes Again in Center City

If you’re in a 7-Eleven and you see this guy walk inside, we highly recommend that you duck. On Monday, we told you that he […]

City Life

WATCH: The Phillies Gave Up 8 Home Runs Last Night

Your browser does not support iframes. Last week, we noted the Phillies had fallen back to earth after their hot second-half start, and mentioned the […]

Property

Innovation Plaza to Open This Fall, Include Innovators Walk of Fame

Let’s rewind to early summer for a moment. In June, we told you all about the University City Science Center‘s expanding campus: the upcoming apartments, retail, […]

City Life

Six Things to Know About Kathleen Kane’s Preliminary Hearing

Attorney General Kathleen Kane had her first day in court Monday. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that prosecutors say Kane leaked confidential […]

City Life

Terry Egger Named New Publisher of Philadelphia Newspapers

Terry Egger, former publisher of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, has been named the publisher at Philadelphia Media Network, overseeing the Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com. […]

City Life

What Can Joe Biden Learn From Five Pennsylvania Presidential Losers?

Pennsylvania has long been regarded as a kingmaker when it comes to presidential politics — we still get awarded “swing state” status by pundits even […]

Property

Development Roundup: PMC Property Group Has Been Busy

PMC Property Group has been making some noise around the Philadelphia real estate landscape recently. We talked with Jonathan Stavin, PMC’s executive vice president, to […]

Philadelphia Wedding

9 Tips For Finding the Most Flattering Wedding Dress For Your Body Shape

Here on the blog we’ve shared tons of advice and inspiration to prepare you for the most important shopping trip of your life (aka finding your wedding […]

Restaurants

Dear Philly Bars and Restaurants: If You See This Guy Coming, Lock Your Doors

Just when we had all but forgotten about the strange tale of accused serial restaurant thief Janeen Thomas — but we’ll get back to her in […]

City Life

Sexual Assault at Port Richmond’s Graffiti Pier Yesterday

Since Conrail moved its coal-carrying operations to Baltimore in the early ’90s, Pier 124 has been a hulking, abandoned ruin at the edge of Port […]

Philadelphia Wedding

De-Stress Before Your Big Day with SANKHYA Yoga Studio’s Wedding Package

Let’s be honest, every bride-to-be can use a bit of stress relief leading up to her Big Day. What with all of the appointments and contracts and […]