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You may have heard that February is American Heart Month. (Hint: It’s why half your coworkers are wearing red today.) Heart disease—a fairly broad term […]
Just so you’re on your gay-game while watching this year’s Winter Olympics, here’s a quick photo roundup of the seven out athletes competing for the […]
Coffee is the most important part of my morning. I roast my own and hand-grind it. The whole process takes about 25 minutes. It’s the […]
Cell phone usage and high art usually don’t mix — that is, unless you wish to be a patron of the “wanna-be-so-edgy-it-hurts” Opera Philadelphia. Last […]
Before you start scrolling through this post, you might want to make sure your printer is warmed up. Infographics are often quite cute and/or funny […]
It’s baaaaack. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s second annual Race to Anyplace indoor cycling spin-a-thon is happening on April 5th. Last year, LLS raised $42,000 for critical […]
In partnership with Philadelphia Black Gay Pride, every day throughout the month of February we will spotlight an influential black mover and shaker in the city. Today, […]
Mel Kiper Jr. held a conference call with media members Thursday and touched on several subjects that could interest Eagles fans. Some highlights: (Note: I […]
• Do you love yoga pants? I do. They are my preferred bottom-half fashion choice, much to the chagrin, I’m sure, of loungewear-hating Shoppist editor Emily […]
More than 300,000 Pennsylvanians remain without power this morning. President Obama and Gov. Tom Corbett have declared much of the region a federal disaster area. […]
About six years ago, I went through a period I call my Monogram Years. It was around the time of my wedding, and my husband […]
Previews for Rocky on Broadway start next week in New York City, and in honor of the occasion, Robert De Niro, Kevin Hart, Stephen Colbert […]
Deeded parking is the dream if you live in a city of 1.5 million. Unless of course you’re a commuter like myself. Fortunately, the purchase […]
Benjamin’s Desk celebrated innovation last week with a cocktail party on “The 8th Floor,” its new work and party space at 1701 Walnut Street. Benjamin’s […]
When I was growing up, my mother had an address book that she kept in the top drawer underneath the little TV in our kitchen—well, […]