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To Do: Old Skool Hip-Hop Workshop
Ever catch yourself over-enthusiastically bobbing your head to your favorite ’90s jams on the radio? Well, Philly Dance Fitness decided it’s time to provide you an […]
I Tried It: Pole Dancing at Philly Premier Pole Dance
Back in January, my friend Claire forwarded me a Groupon deal: five pole-dancing lessons at Philly Premier Pole Dance for 25 bucks, tagged with the […]
Jose Garces’s Global Domination Infographic
It wasn’t so long ago that local boy Jose Garces had just one lonely address in Philadelphia. Look how things have changed in just five […]
Letters from Boot Camp: This Is Starting to Feel Like Junior High
I have been thinking about Ms. Whitman. Ms. Whitman was my gym teacher in ninth grade, at Woodrow Wilson Junior High in the Northeast. A […]
Doctors Should Listen When You Say ‘No’
I wasn’t sure I wanted to blog about this—heck, I’m still not so sure I want to. But I have this feeling that many of […]
Losing It: All I Want for Passover Is Carbs
Admittedly, Passover is my least favorite of the Jewish holidays. (Quick parenthetical to appease my family and others who are horrified by the above statement: […]
HughE Dillon: Celebs Arrive for Branson’s Virgin Bash
Last night, airline Virgin America celebrated its first flight to Philadelphia with a star-studded red carpet launch party hosted by Sir Richard Branson at Hotel […]
Diary of a Marriage: Our Kitchen, The Landfill.
For what seems like the millionth time, I walk into our kitchen and see that the shopping bag in which we toss our recyclables is […]
To Do: Free Zumba Classes
Start getting in shape for the summer with a fun dance fitness workout, and do it for free! Platoon Fitness of Bryn Mawr is kicking […]
Square Peg Starts Lunch and Full Menu Thursday
Matt Levin’s Square Peg is opening for lunch beginning on Thursday, April 5th. Hurry in to try items like the General Tso Chicken Cobb Salad, […]
Bride-to-be Blogger Carolyn: Choosing Our Invitations Harder Than Expected
Honestly, picking out invitations was unexpectedly one of the more difficult parts of planning. Maybe some brides are really in to stationary and some just […]
Study: Women Are Laboring Longer in Childbirth
A new study by the National Institutes of Health has revealed one of those oddities that make medicine so interesting: Babies today are taking a […]
HughE Dillon: Thorncroft’s Victory Gallop
The 27th annual Victory Gallop, a benefit for the Thorncroft Equestrian Center in Malvern, took place Saturday night at the Hyatt at the Bellevue in […]
To Do: Lecture, Book Signing with Born to Run Author Christopher McDougall
National best-selling author Christopher McDougall of Born to Run acclaim will make an appearance in University City on April 11th for a book signing and […]
Bal Harbour: Florida’s Upscale Getaway Locale
Stay: The four-month-old St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort is pure glitz, with a multimillion-dollar art collection, 24-hour butler service and plush guest rooms (from $850 […]