As I recently discovered during an innocuous search for Thor GIFs, Tumblr can be a mind-altering place, populated by obsessive, combative Internet users who specialize […]
Chip Kelly‘s “big people beat up little people” line is a popular one, and will be recited plenty in the coming days with the combine […]
And then there were four … four medals for Olympic Team Gay, that is.
Here’s a roundup of some draft-related links to check out this weekend.
Jeremy Maclin met with reporters Saturday and reiterated what he’s been saying for months now: that he wants to stay in Philly.
Philly Black Gay Pride’s (PBGP) D’Ontace Keyes just informed me that Philly trans activist Jaci Adams passed away today at 3:55 p.m. I don’t have […]
Confession: I never have time to make breakfast in the morning. At least not a truly satisfying breakfast. I usually just shove some fruit down […]
There was a common thread among three of the Eagles’ first four draft picks last season: they competed against Chip Kelly in college. Zach Ertz […]
We at Shoppist can always justify a sale (No, seriously, it’s nearly an art form). Thankfully the gang behind stadler-Kahn shares a similar sentiment. The […]
Every Friday we roundup the best shots from some of Philly’s most celebrated LGBT Instagram hams. Prolific Gayborhood — and now South Philly — party […]
Every Friday we round up five of the best ways to spend your weekend in Philly. Summer’s dreamy Pennsylvania Horticultural Society pop-up beer garden is back for […]
(Originally published in the March 1996 issue of Philadelphia magazine.) The first game is still months away, and the chain-link fence that separates the Philadelphia […]
Confession: Sometimes when I’m having a bad day, I watch videos of Sophia Grace and Rosie on Ellen. They’re two of my favorite people ever, which […]
Here’s one of the biggest reasons #WhyILovePhilly: On a Valentine’s Day when when folks had to navigate puddles, ice, and snow, a guy from Belarus […]
It’s no surprise that architect Michael Ryan would have purchased the Mercantile Library at 1021 Chestnut; built in 1952 by Martin, Stewart & Noble, the […]
