Take a good look at the photo above. This home in Bryn Mawr just screams 1750, doesn’t it? The Nantucket architect-builder who created it got the […]
We’ve gone on and on about how every aspect of your wedding — from the invitations to the Dress — should be a reflection of you and your to-be, and […]
Is it the exceptional imagination of this production, or the scary instability of our current world? Probably both. The upshot is that Waiting for Godot, […]
So many great, funny, clever ideas have been springing up in our town: rebranding Boston Market! Green beer at McGillin’s for the first time ever! Underdog […]
“I love Walt Whitman!,” exclaims Lydie, midway through John Guare’s hugely ambitious, sometimes thrilling, occasionally confounding Cold Harbor, the first of a trilogy of plays […]
Former Eagles linebacker Seth Joyner is already out and about in Minneapolis ahead of Sunday’s big game, and the NBC Sports Philadelphia analyst has some final words […]
Okay, let’s just be honest here. The only thing that matters to a lot of people in Philly this weekend is the Super Bowl. And […]
If we were told to go sit in a corner and think up our dream fitness event, it would probably include a fun workout, amazing swag […]
So how will Sunday’s Super Bowl proceed? If it performs like the commercial real estate market in Philadelphia has performed, the New England Patriots will […]
Frontier Airlines just announced that it will add three new routes at the Philadelphia International Airport this spring. Travelers from Philly will soon be able […]
15 minutes into Jackie Sibblies Drury’s opaque play Really—as seen in an even more obfuscatory production at Theatre Exile—I was reaching for a metaphor. Was […]
You can find Kate Van Horn noodling away on her laptop in some Center City coffeeshop or taking over the Hotel Monaco Instagram feed for a weekend from […]
So, you know how doughnuts are one of the best foods ever? (Especially festive ones like this). But every time you have a hankering for […]
Collegeville lives up to its name, which the Pennsylvania Railroad bestowed on what was then the village of Freeland back in 1869, when the Pennsylvania […]
Of all the neighborhoods of Center City, none are more eclectic and diverse than Washington Square West. Center City’s two universities either call it home […]
