Q&A
Hamilton Mega-Talent Leslie Odom Jr. Talks His New Exorcist Sequel and Broadway Return
Singer and actor Leslie Odom Jr. became a household name when he played Aaron Burr in the original Broadway cast of Hamilton. Since then, he […]
Marc Vetri and Jeff Benjamin Talk 25 Years of the Finest Dining
Since Vetri Cucina debuted in 1998 in what’s now called Midtown Village, Marc Vetri and Jeff Benjamin’s restaurant has become a Philly fine-dining staple, known […]
Behind the Line With Frank E. Olivieri of Pat’s King of Steaks
Behind the Line is Foobooz’s interview series with the people who make up Philly’s dynamic food and beverage scene. For the complete archives, go here. If […]
This Main Line Leather-Goods Brand Has the Perfect Bag for Your Next Vacation
In need of a travel bag for your upcoming summer travels? Consider your search over thanks to Lance Mobley and his Malvern-based leather-goods brand, Atelier […]
Q&A: Bucks County Native Richard Kind Talks Tomato Pie and BFF George Clooney
Netflix just released The Out-Laws, an Adam Sandler-produced comedy about a bank manager whose future in-laws may have robbed his bank. Bucks County native Richard […]
Saleka Shyamalan Is Staking Her Own Claim in Showbiz
Born and raised in Bryn Mawr and now living in Rittenhouse Square, Saleka Shyamalan just released her first album, Seance, a debut that shows both […]
Philly’s Keir Bradford-Grey is Running to Be Pa.’s Next Attorney General
Keir Bradford-Grey, the former Chief Defender of Philadelphia (and previously of Montgomery County), a role that provides criminal defense representation for defendants who can’t afford […]
How to Gently Break Up With Your Therapist If You’re Not Vibing
Finding a therapist can feel overwhelming (lucky for you, we put together this nifty guide to help streamline the process). So, when you finally land […]
This Philly Comedian Refuses to Apologize When He Offends
My full name is … Tu Rae Z. Gordon. The “Z” is only known to people I’ve had to dispose of. It stands for “Zanas,” […]
New Committee of Seventy CEO Lauren Cristella on Her Historic Appointment and Takeaways from the Primary
For the first time in its nearly 120 years, a woman, Lauren Cristella, will be president and CEO of the Committee of Seventy. In an […]
Jewish Matchmaker Molly Weinberg on Finding Love in 2023
Last year, Molly Weinberg founded the matchmaking service YentaBe with a mission to unite Jewish singles between the ages of 22 and 45 who are […]
Q&A: Friday Saturday Sunday Owners on Marriage, QR Code Menus, Pineapple Pizza
Update 6/5/2023: Congrats to Chad and Hanna Williams for winning Outstanding Restaurant at the 2023 James Beard Awards. Read more here. Friday Saturday Sunday was […]
Moore College’s Claudine Thomas Shares a Peek Inside Her Creative World
As the chief academic officer and academic dean of Moore College of Art & Design since January, Claudine Thomas is surrounded by creativity. She’s planning […]
Meet the Callowhill Barbershop Giving Cropped Cuts and Donating to Local Nonprofits
Before Winsome I worked in advertising sales, and it wasn’t fulfilling. About a decade ago, I got laid off and said, “This is it for […]
Philly’s Own Kate Flannery Reflects on The Office, 10 Years Later
The daughter of a Philadelphia bar owner, Kate Flannery went from flunking auditions for Philly TV shows Al Alberts Showcase and Chief Halftown and pretty […]