This past weekend, I completed something I had been working towards for a long time. I ran my first marathon. This is something I have […]
In its latest panel discussion today, PECO, an Exelon Company, will discuss “Transgenders and Transition: It’s Time to Talk” at Energy Hall (2301 Market St.). […]
Jason Varney | Fussing With Forks Dishes like Adsum’s foie gras poutine need no adjustment for the colder weather but others have been tweaked or […]
Pod expands beyond sushi and also offers more for vegetarians. Among the highlights:
Yesterday afternoon in between the two big games, Square 1682 hosted their first ever cheesesteak challenge to celebrate their one-year anniversary. Christopher Brito, John Leitz, […]
The right gear can make all the difference. Not only can it keep you safe when you’re running down Kelly Drive before sun up, but […]
Craig LaBan sings a praising song to Mark Tropea, owner and chef of Sonata in Northern Liberties. But if ever there was a higher purpose […]
Sometimes It’s Good to Ignore the Third-Base Coach. Not only did he throw a three-hit, one-run game, but Roy Oswalt waved off a hold sign […]
I don’t know about your office, but we here at Philly Mag seem to constantly be tempting one another with E-mail subject lines heralding the […]
BY ROBERT HUBER One afternoon in late April, Marisa Weiss got a call at home in Wynnewood from her doctor. “I’m concerned,” the doctor […]
If you aren’t joining the Phanatic at Citizens Bank Park tonight, here are some other spots where you can watch the Phillies. We do our […]
Roy Halladay and the Phillies face Ted Theodore Logan Tim Lincecum tomorrow night and you had better have a plan on where to watch. We […]
Friday October 15 Many Entendres Opening Reception Produced by Midwives Collective, Many Entendres is a photographic exploration that weaves different stories that have been interpreted […]
So, I think it is abundantly clear by now that I love the beach. I love the raw power of the ocean, and the sand […]
