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Designing Outdoor Fireplaces and Fire Pits to Keep You Warm Cool Nights There’s nothing worse than entertaining on a warm spring day, with everyone enjoying […]

Roxborough’s Yoga on The Ridge turns five years old this month, and to celebrate, they’re offering a day of free yoga! You can choose from […]

We saw such a fun post this week on SheFinds—well, fun, yes, but actually really smart and helpful! It details the eight people you really […]

Shiner Beer is starting a new chapter in its extensive history by bringing its classic beer to the Philadelphia area. Their one-hundred year legacy can […]

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With just a little more than a month until its kickoff day in June, Ladyfest Philly continues to crank out a lineup of damn-fun fundraising […]

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Eagles fans never forget.

Just last week, during ESPN’s 30 for 30, Elway To Marino, a reader Tweeted me, saying he threw his remote across the room when footage was shown of the Eagles selecting running back Michael Haddix with the No. 8 pick in 1983. A graphic scrolled across the screen during the film, explaining that Haddix had the lowest yards-per-carry average (3.0) in the history of the NFL.

To make matters worse, of the 20 players selected after Haddix in the first round that year, four went on to have Hall of Fame careers: Bruce Matthews, Jim Kelly, Dan Marino and Darrell Green.

So when the Eagles used the No. 4 pick last week on Lane Johnson, some fans couldn’t help but take a stroll down memory lane and ask: Did the Birds just take another Danny Watkins?

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Jan Rattia has been taking pictures since he was a teenager in his native Venezuela, but it wasn’t until he was well into his thirties […]

Singer-songwriter Jewel has gone through a lot of transitions — from starving artist sleeping in her van to chart-topping pop princess and country-folk singer to […]

Chip Kelly needed just a hand gesture to fend off the perceived complexity.

The Eagles had just used the 35th overall pick on Stanford tight end Zach Ertz even though they already had Brent Celek and James Casey on the roster.

Can you explain, a reporter asked Kelly, how you can make that work?

“Yeah. You go like that (holds three fingers in the air) and three tight ends go in the game,” he said, drawing laughs.

Monique Lhuillier creates the wedding dresses of some girls’ dreams, with their structured silhouettes and soft lace details—and recently, she sat down with fashion and […]