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THEATER REVIEW: Simpatico at McCarter Uneasily Straddles the American Dream

Two things you’ll know from the first minutes of Simpatico—you are very much in a land that can only belong to Sam Shepard; and the […]

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O Festival Diary—Day III: We Shall Not Be Moved

Between September 14th and 25th, Opera Philadelphia will boldly go where few, if any, companies have gone before—a festival that brings seven events covering the […]

City Life

How Jack Posobiec Became the King of Fake News

It’s a crisp midsummer’s night in late June in Central Park. The air flickers with fireflies, and the breeze hums with the insectoid klezmer of […]

City Life

Broad Street Median Parking and the Philly Soul

Maybe you heard: “New Philly” tried to pull a fast one on us. While you were busy sipping boat drinks down the Shore this summer, […]

Property

Behind the Boom: The Next Wave of Philly Developers

Rahil Raza, founder and CEO, Raza Properties Backstory: Despite graduating from Temple with a pharmacy degree, Raza, 33, decided to start a development firm in […]

City Life

The Best Thing That Happened This Week: John Gonzalez Made Mike Missanelli Look Ridiculous

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O Festival Diary—Day II: In O17’s Die Zauberflöte, the Magic is in the Technology

Between September 14th and 25th, Opera Philadelphia will boldly go where few, if any, companies have gone before, with O17—a festival that brings seven events […]

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Meet Colby, This Week’s Adoptable Running Dog

This week’s adoptable running pup, Colby, is a sweet, even-keeled dude who loves adventures and running at a nice and steady slow trot but most of […]

Restaurants

Some Actual World Famous Chefs Are Coming to Cook for You at Vetri

This post has been updated. Vetri, the flagship restaurant in Marc Vetri’s empire – and the only one still under his ownership after most of […]

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Dream Come True: Do Puppy Yoga in Fitler Square

Pinch us, we must be dreaming. This Sunday, September 17th, SWEAT Fitness Fitler Square is teaming up with the Morris Animal Refuge to give you […]

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33 Things to Do This Weekend

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 World’s Largest Pop-Up Photobook @ Philadelphia Photo Arts Center Every morning through September 26, visitors may watch artist Colette Fu as she works […]

Business

Science Center Welcomes Michael Solomonov, du Pont to Innovators Walk of Fame

The U.S. wouldn’t be the powerhouse it is today without the contributions of immigrant entrepreneurs, and this idea holds especially true in Philadelphia. On Thursday, […]

Restaurants

Now You Can Get Poke for Brunch at Burg’s Hideaway Lounge

We’ve all been there: half the brunch crew wants a big plate of carbs and meat to steady them after the previous night’s escapades, and […]

Be Well Philly

Philadelphia School of Circus Arts Opens in Former Church in Mount Airy

Big news, guys: The Philadelphia School of Circus Arts has moved into a HUGE new three-acre circus campus in a beautiful former West Mount Airy church. And […]

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The Case for Eating More Fat, According to Two New Studies

Americans have been fearful of fat for decades (blame the sugar industry), and many still are. (See: low-fat yogurts galore lining the shelves of your […]