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Philly Millennials With Top Jobs and Good Teeth, Your Dating App Has Arrived
Everyone’s favorite dating app to hate — The League — has officially made its way to Philadelphia, and it’s why you got a flood of […]
Philly’s Pride Flag to Get Two New Stripes: Black and Brown
Multiple sources closely connected with Thursday’s First Annual Pride Kick-Off at City Hall have confirmed to G Philly that the city’s Pride flag will add […]
The Checkup: Why Everyone Is Suddenly Obsessing Over Sourdough Bread
• A new study pitted sourdough bread, often touted as a lower-glycemic and therefore healthier option, against white bread and found — dun, dun, dun […]
LGBTQ Event of the Week: First Annual Pride Month Kick-Off at City Hall
For its festive inclusion and momentous engagement, this week’s LGBTQ Event of the Week is the First Annual Pride Month Kick-Off at City Hall. The […]
Philadelphia Has an Overabundance of Medical Talent, LinkedIn Says
Last week, LinkedIn released its June 2017 workforce report, detailing hiring and job-seeking trends in 20 of the largest US metropolitan areas. The professional networking site began releasing monthly […]
Spring Into Summer With Seasonal Cocktails at Fork
As the days lengthen and the weather warms, the region’s farmers are making the gradual transition from spring into summer. And on Thursday, June 8th, […]
Dear Fitness Studios: You’re Doing Too Much
For some folks, the 60 or so minutes spent in a workout is the sole hour of the day that is completely theirs — free of technology […]
Beer Camp, the Nation’s Largest Craft Beer Fest, Comes to Penn’s Landing
If you live through the pages-long calendar of boozy fun that is Philly Beer Week and still can’t get enough, rejoice: The country’s largest craft […]
Mike Schmidt Called Odubel Herrera to Apologize for His Comments
After causing a bit of a stir on Tuesday with his comments on the airwaves of WIP, Mike Schmidt called Odubel Herrera to apologize for […]
How When You Eat Breakfast and Dinner Affects Your Waistline
I am, without fail, always the first person to fall asleep at a sleepover. Things that should never be drawn on someone’s face have been […]
Support Refugees and Immigrants at Saté Kampar’s Can’t-Miss Dinner Series
South Philadelphia, with its diverse immigrant and refugee populations and a tight-knit community of forward-thinking chefs and restaurateurs, has become ground zero for the dining […]
CloudMine Names Philly Life Sciences Industry Veteran as New CEO
CloudMine Inc., Center City’s acclaimed and fast-growing master of digital health care application design, announced on Wednesday that Stephen Wray is joining the company as […]
Philadelphia Zoo Announces Successful Emergency Gorilla Birth
After 24 painstaking hours, Kira was still in labor at the Philadelphia Zoo. Staff had noticed that the 17-pound Western lowland gorilla was in the […]
How to Score a Spot in the Sold-Out Philly 10K
Psst: There’s still one way you can get in on the Philly 10K, even though the popular late-summer race is sold out. In an effort to […]
The Checkup: Someone Dared to Rank All the LaCroix Flavors — Do You Agree?
• Ranking the LaCroix flavors is a bold move considering just how feisty folks can get over their favorites (I’ve witnessed more than one heated […]