AP reports that Mariela Castro, the daughter of retired Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, will visit Philadelphia this weekend to accept a gay rights award from […]

Watch the gay athlete on GMA.

New to Vimeo is this well-produced pitch for a new Italian Museum of Philadelphia. The Italians Of Philadelphia from Romeo Photo on Vimeo. Does the […]

NewsWorks reports that New Jersey is fast becoming a battleground in the “better burger” wars—with franchises popping up all over the state representing Burger 21, Smashburger; […]

For those of us trying to guess how The Following would wrap up its first season, creator Kevin Williamson shared a clue with Entertainment Weekly. […]

Hey, President Obama can make all the jokes about NBC that he likes. The truth is that even with the Peacock Network’s putrid schedule generally […]

The State Dept. OK’s her visit.

You know, when you think about it, why wouldn’t a sheriff raffle off an AR-15 rifle if given the opportunity to do so? Sure, it’s […]

Congrats to the two gay recipients.

Maybe. Then again, remember who owns the tallest building on the city’s skyline? Comcast, that’s who. And while Comcast may be shipping its sports operations […]

Via The 700 Level, Evan Turner’s dramatic postseason showdown: I was being attacked vine.co/v/bxTaMmjnB6p — evan turner (@thekidet) April 29, 2013 The sad thing is, […]

Philadelphia Business Journal reports that hometown-based Saxbys Coffee will open 13 new locations this year, with half in and around the Philadelphia market. That builds […]

He’s here. He’s queer. He’s seven feet tall. You got a problem with that? Jason Collins, who until yesterday was a little-known journeyman in the […]

I am writing this post while sitting on my couch, which is wedged between a bookcase and an armchair in the corner of my cluttered […]

Turns out a Philadelphia elementary teacher accused last week of raping his niece for eight years had caused some concern around the school—but not enough […]