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The exclusive story behind the brutal ouster of Sasha Suda and the new civil war at Philadelphia’s premier cultural institution
SEPTA Says the Historic Route 15 Trolleys Will Return Late Next Year
Rumors had swirled that the trolleys would disappear for good after SEPTA replaces them with buses on Sunday.
Losing the Ritz at the Bourse Takes Philly’s Film Scene From Bad to Worse
We spoke to film buffs about what the closure means for the city’s already anemic independent cinema scene — including the director of the Philadelphia Film Society, who said “Never say never” when asked about a possible acquisition of the theater.
Is Brett Brown the Right Coach to Lead Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid to a Championship?
He’s obsessed with helping turn his young stars into great people as well as great players. Sixers fans? They just want to win.
What Two Centuries of Census Records Taught Us About Philadelphia
The hidden story behind all those numbers.
Vision Zero, Philly’s Bold Plan to Eliminate Traffic Deaths, Needs Bolder Action
The city hasn’t been ambitious when it’s mattered.
Sneak Peek: Inside Philadelphia Magazine’s February Issue
Our new issue drops this week with a deep dive into the minds of parenthood-averse millennials.
Our world-champion Eagles, a messy traffic stop, an unexpected councilperson, and the Delco pope
A six-figure budget. Hundreds of helpers. Giant art installations. A tentacled kraken. This prom is like no other.
Best Thing This Week: F@$% Climate Change
We’re gonna get serious about it — just as soon as we get back from the park.
Face Recognition Promises to Speed You Through PHL’s Gates. But Should You Use It?
Critics say there are a number of security and privacy questions surrounding the technology. Here’s what you need to know.
Meet the Owner of Philly’s Coolest New Indie Bookshop in Fishtown
Harriett’s Bookshop owner Jeannine A. Cook describes her store as “if black girl magic were a bookshop.”
Black People Have Spent Centuries in “Service.” They Should Take Off on MLK Day.
The only federal holiday that even obliquely recognizes what this country has done and continues to do to its Black citizens should be a time for us to observe, reflect, and celebrate — not to perform more free labor.
You Need to See Philly Author Lorene Cary’s Play, My General Tubman, at the Arden
It features Underground Railroad icon Harriet Tubman as a time traveler.
Beloved Galapagos tortoises Mommy and Abrazzo became first-time parents — and gave their species a ray of hope.
Fifty years after founding their legendary Philadelphia International Records, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, with friends and collaborators from Thom Bell to John Oates to Patti LaBelle, look back on the musical partnership that came to define the city.
Temple’s Online MBA Makes a Less Than Triumphant Return to U.S. News Rankings
What’s the difference between 1st place in 2018 and 88th place in 2020? We dug up the numbers.
What to Expect at This Year’s Women’s March on Philadelphia
For starters, there’s only one event occurring this year.
Citywide Survey Says We Love the Fire Department, Agree to Disagree on the Water
But, boy, do we hate the streets.
Joel Embiid Has a Trash Talk Problem
Looked at objectively, the talented young center’s run-ins with other players are the behavior of a bully and a troll.
