The Global Language Monitor sites “occupy” as the most used word of 2011 and projects “Kate” (as in Middleton) for 2012. I noticed that I […]

Two men have filed a $2 million lawsuit against Ed Snider and Comcast-Spectacor alleging that they’re owed the money for helping Snider and company find […]

Les Bowen and Jeff McLane got into it on Twitter back in September. The disagreement eventually spurred a little brouhaha between the two at the […]

Bird Text and the Real Househusbands of Philadelphia are back with a fourth installment. We literally wish they would make one of these every week. […]

The Lower Merion School District has reached a settlement in another case alleging that the district violated a student’s civil rights with a webcam. An […]

Yes, that’s a real thing. Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi has started a boxing team that features Patrick “Pajo”, Eddie and Paul Hyland—three Irish brothers who are […]

Sharon Hill Borough in Delaware County is boycotting Sunoco after the company suspended production at two local oil refineries that puts thousands of jobs at […]

The NBA lockout had me worried. I enjoy watching basketball, so the loss of a Sixers season would be disappointing. But there was always my […]

It’s the time of year to take stock of what has passed and what is to come. Last year, I wrote a column for the […]

I’m not going to be modest about this. I’m pretty good at Googling. Sure, I’m a little smug, but I think I’m a bit above […]

Same-sex couples sure do

So I have gone church shopping. My route back to church—I’d been away a while—is, to my chagrin, a predictable one: Crisis in late summer […]

What we were talking about in 2011

Here, Philadelphia’s five most notable political stories of 2011. 1. The Mayoral Race That Wasn’t The biggest Philadelphia political story of the year was the […]

Gun Toting Mom Kills Attacker. A 19-year-old pistol whipped a young man and shot him in the leg inside an apartment building stairwell last night. […]