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Leodis McKelvin: Hamstring May Be Season-Long Issue
After the Eagles’ 28-23 loss to the Giants on Sunday, Leodis McKelvin noted his hamstring prevented him from running at his top speed. After practice […]
3 Things to Know About Lululemon’s New Fishtown Location (Including When It Opens!)
Back in September, we told you guys that Lululemon was bringing the fourth location of their new concept store — the ‘local’ concept — to Fishtown. […]
Marathon Training: Your Cheat Sheet to Prep for a Successful Race Day
My high school coach, Jim McCoach (Yes that was his name, Coach McCoach. No doubt he was born to be a coach) would always say […]
Brewery Barrel House Delivered for East Falls Brewery
U.S. brewery levels have hit a level not seen since the 1890s when beer was transported by horses. You’re not a real neighborhood unless you have […]
4 Philly Fitness Classes Where You Can Fully Express Your Rage
If you, like me, are essentially one big ball of rage speckled with disappointment and sadness today, we suggest you pencil one of these fitness […]
Nazi-Related Trump Graffiti Found in South Philly
This is a developing story. On the 78th anniversary of Kristallnacht, during which Jewish-owned businesses and buildings across Nazi Germany were attacked and destroyed, Philadelphia […]
Doug Pederson: Paul Turner Could Fill Final Roster Spot
Almost one week after cutting Josh Huff because of the wide receiver’s arrest and potential legal trouble ahead, the Eagles still haven’t filled the available […]
The Last Laugh and More Movies You Won’t Want to Miss
Both the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival and the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival are going on this week and next, so we have some major […]
The Checkup: The 5-Step Approach to Properly Pop a Pimple
• There are two types of humans in this world: The disciplined humans who never, ever read spoilers before watching The Walking Dead and wait […]
Eagles Wake-Up Call: Doug Pederson Expects Bryce Treggs To Have Bigger Role In The Offense
It didn’t take long for Bryce Treggs to make an impact. In his first NFL regular season game, the undrafted rookie free agent wide receiver […]
Pat Toomey Wins U.S. Senate Race
Republican Sen. Pat Toomey has fought off a challenge from Katie McGinty and will return to the U.S. Senate for a second term, according to […]
Josh Shapiro Is Pennsylvania’s New Attorney General
The race for Pennsylvania attorney general was relatively quiet, as these things go. The chief task for both candidates — Democrat Josh Shapiro and Republican state Sen. John […]
Relish Trounces Famous in Election Day Power Food Matchup
Look, I know we’re all dying to see how that awful reality TV show — Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump: Election 2016 — will end tonight. History will be […]
Why Philly Trails Other Cities in Tech Transfer — and How We Can Fix It
There’s a big push in Philadelphia to help researchers and entrepreneurs move their tech to the marketplace. Tech transfer isn’t a new concept, but with […]
The G Philly LGBTQ Voting Guide for 2016
Election Day is finally here! We hope you stay informed and exercise your right to vote. Resources for LGBTQ Voters on Election Day Voter Guides […]