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It’s as much about the ritual as it is the salty, sweet morsels.

It’s as much about the ritual as it is the salty, sweet morsels: Grab a group, order the crustaceans by the bucket, platter or pound, […]

The downstairs half of Azie on Main (formerly Maia) has a sports-bar theme and boudoir-inspired damask booths.

The downstairs half of Azie on Main (formerly Maia) suffers an identity crisis: Its sports-bar theme and boudoir-inspired damask booths and yearbook-ish photos of Radnor […]

Nothing fits like custom, and Media’s B. Gross is looking to set you up for spring.

Nothing fits like custom, and Media’s B. Gross is looking to set you up for spring. Buy five bespoke shirts (starting at $125 each) and […]

Dinner with Munish Narula, owner of the Tiffin Indian enterprise.

Number of Tiffins by the end of 2010: We’ll have a total of six by the end of summer, and hopefully two more by the […]

We love snakeskin for the instant drama it adds.

We love snakeskin for the instant drama it adds to any ensemble. And this spring, its muted tones and classic styles mean we can pair […]

Bryan James, 37, president of supporters club Sons of Ben, will have a front-row seat at the Union’s first game.

What he’ll wear: Light blue, of course. Accessories: “Some members are sewing gigantic flags.” Whether he’ll start a wave: “Hard to do, because we’re standing […]

We’ll follow our bartenders no matter where they go.

First it was the local celebrity chef, followed by the know-your-farmer revolution … and now? Our personal-connection obsession has trickled down into drink, in the […]

The Springfield rocker hits the road with a Cinderella reunion tour.

IF THERE WERE any justice in this world, Tom Keifer and Cinderella would be to Philadelphia what Jon Bon Jovi is to Jersey — an […]

There are no parents quite like Penn parents.

The ex-wife of a well-known casino magnate and mother of a Penn undergrad had placed a call to Campus Apartments. With properties in 50 college […]

Neither wind nor rain nor gallons of snow could keep moi from the Museum of Art’s Picasso opening.

Neither wind nor rain nor gallons of snow could keep moi from the Museum of Art’s Picasso opening, where we flitted among Lisa Nutter (dazzling […]

He was a popular teacher at Council Rock South, and she was a high-school senior. Was their next step inevitable?

IT’S A STORY we think we know. A girl — a young girl — falls hard in love. The man — a much older man, […]

An affordable pizza-and-wine bar in South Jersey replaces Kitchen 233.

With a 350-bottle wine list and entrées that started at $24, the ambitions of Kitchen 233 far outstripped its modest South Jersey locale. Now, the […]

A local company pushes the Snuggie to a whole new level.

“We’ve personalized 70,000 Snuggies so far,” says Lou Leof, president of PTM Sport. His Drexel Hill company has embroidered and silk-screened logos onto t-shirts, Frisbees, […]

We couldn’t be happier that safari-inspired designs are having a moment.

We couldn’t be happier that safari-inspired designs are having a moment: The colors and cuts are so easy and utilitarian — and the lightweight yet […]

These days, it’s so easy being green.

As buds emerge and leaves unfurl, we’re dreaming in kelly and lime and emerald and avocado … Here are some items that will make house […]

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