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We’ve learned over the years to place less than full confidence in real estate agents’ descriptions of the homes they sell. After all, when an […]

Mike Feinberg has been a climbing addict since he was a kid. He competed throughout high school, but it wasn’t long before he wanted to find better […]

The Philadelphia Auto Show is about three weeks away and the event’s executive director, Kevin Mazzucola, is in what he says is the hurricane of […]

While the weather this winter has been particularly horrible (bomb cyclone, we’re looking at you), there’s only one way to combat the chill: indoor classes […]

The farms have all but disappeared from this part of the Main Line, but this handsome 1908 farmhouse remains standing as a reminder of what […]

To say that the Mummers Parade is a big deal here in Philadelphia would be a serious understatement. For long-time Mummers fan Deirdre Cosgrove, the […]

Matt Lauer. Harvey Weinstein. Charlie Rose. I could go on. High-profile men are feeling the wrath of the women they’ve wielded their power over, making […]

You’d think Mike Trout, the pride of Millville, New Jersey, would be wallowing in the weather in Los Angeles, where he plays center field for the […]

Ahhhhh. That’s all we can say about the downright refreshing union of Emily Weaver and Justin Hess. The duo married in a beautifully minimalist and Scandinavian-inspired […]

University City has long had a reputation for being, as the onetime motto of the University City District put it, “left of center.” The high […]

We’ve all known for a long time that burying your face in your partner’s shirt and breathing in deeply can feel pretty soothing, but now […]

When playwright Ken Ludwig’s high energy but slender Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery last came to town, the stars of the show were its design […]

Got $500,000 or so to spend on a house? Want to live close to both Doylestown and New Hope but in neither? You’ll wind up […]

To say Philadelphia has been waiting for Daybreaker to arrive for a while would be an understatement. The yoga-class-meets-raucous-morning-rave workout has long been in cities […]

The Ugly Duckling, the liquor-licensed, Center City version of Northeast Philly’s Blue Duck, has closed after just four months in Washington Square West. It was a rough […]