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Tonight and all day tomorrow the Mint Juleps are on special for $8 at Rex 1516. The South Street bar and restaurant has the timeless […]

South Street will be closed between 2nd and 8th Street tomorrow, May 4th from noon to 8 p.m. More than thirty restaurants and bars will […]

The Cadillac Rio Margarita via Shape A twist on the classic margarita, the Cadillac Rio incorporates one part orange liqueur to give the tequila-heavy drink […]

(L-R) Out Maryland House of Delegates member Mary Washington will speak at the Elected LGBT Officials Panel, Mauckingbird Theatre Company kicks off its gender-bending take […]

SPOTLIGHT LISTING: Legendary Main Line Estate If you have $25 million burning a hole in your pocket, may we suggest spending it on Albemarle, an […]

If grocery shopping feels more grueling gau­ntlet than peaceful retail experience, I’m with you: the lines, broken carts, misplaced shopping lists, the lines. Happily, with […]

I’ve always been fascinated by the way that chefs write (and draw) recipes. This, apparently, is what a salad of jicama, watermelon radish and…some other […]

You know the saying “It takes a village to raise a child”? Well, it came full circle to me this weekend when I realized how […]

The national real estate website Estately, based in Seattle but with a virtual outpost in Philly, is highly attuned to the best and worst of […]

We’re putting the finishing touches on our Summer Issue and thought we’d share a few snaps from our beach shoot with Gunnar Montana. The 23-year-old […]

Since 2007, Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman has, in the interest of bringing peace to the world, been taking his six-story-high giant rubber duck across the […]

Where is the expo, anyway? Lincoln Financial Field on the SCA Club Level. (For anyone else who couldn’t care less about sports, that would be […]

Trainer Tom Anderson wasn’t focused on who was responsible for the hits, but rather on how to limit the punishment when those hits came. So he made boxing — and the art of avoiding the brunt of the blow — a central part of the training regimen.

In one exercise, Anderson would stand about two feet away from the quarterback and swing a foamed “Ninja stick” at his head or upper body, forcing Vick to turn his shoulders and “get skinny” to minimize the impact. In another, Anderson put an elastic band around Vick’s ankles and would have him slide from side-to-side while punching at a stationary bag. (Anderson wouldn’t let Vick make contact with the bag. “We’re not tuning up your knuckles,” he told him, “we’re making you more elusive.”) Blow the whistle. Slide, punch, slide. Thirty seconds on, 30 seconds off.

Guys, I’m know I’m biased and all, but seriously—have you seen the amazing lineup we have for this year’s Be Well Boot Camp? I mean, […]

It might be on life support, but the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel in Atlantic City has rejected a purchase bid from the unsavory online gambling […]