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The roi is restless. Again. He’s recouped his fifth Mobil star, and pinned it to the lapels of his serving staff. He’s won nearly every […]
Monday “Yo man, it’s the Geator! … I just got out of the hospital, but I’m dancing and doing my thing! … Yeah, why don’t […]
AT AN EVENING meet-the-candidates session for State Senate, Bill Green proves he is his father’s son. The first-term City Councilman has come to the Ethical […]
The Franklin Institute’s new 275-seat 3-D-and-Blu-ray-capable theater is, for better and worse, unlike any movie house in the Delaware Valley. With Thornton Oakley paintings of […]
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When journalist Benjamin Wallace first heard about the sale of a 1787 bordeaux belonging to Thomas Jefferson, he didn’t realize the intrigue behind the bottle’s […]
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Oh David Moore of Moore Brothers has outdone himself this time. He’s compiled a list of 17 Philadelphia BYOBs and wines he would recommend pairing […]
As a speech therapist at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Addy Schultz has been around sick patients and their families for 31 years. But she’d never […]
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In the 14 years since Susan Pfunke was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, she’s endured two major surgeries, spent countless hours in doctors’ offices, and read […]
Michelle Holmes knew it was inevitable. Her son Brandon, weakened by a rare neuromuscular disease, wouldn’t live to see his 19th birthday. Michelle swore his […]
Trey Popp aims to find out if Chestnut Street’s Pearl is a lounge worth having a meal in. Chef Ari Weiswasser, whose résumé includes stints […]
22 Ways to Help Your Kids Find Their Own Passionate Pursuits Pricey private institutions and high-spending public schools have the impressive facilities, wide range of […]