We all know that Philadelphia is a city of neighborhoods, and that the constant push-and-pull between forces that would preserve those neighborhoods and their identities […]

Since Philly is just down I-95 from the Boston area, you can imagine that quite a few local runners were at the Boston Marathon on […]

Redhook supports marriage equality

According to reports, two exposions occurred around 2:50 p.m. today at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. The explosions, according to NBC Sports, happened […]

Pennsylvania has been lauded by the Tax Foundation (they study taxes) as having one of the very most transparent state websites in the country, when […]

Is this what SugarHouse meant when they pledged to expand their presence on the Delaware River? By dumping construction materials in the Delaware River? Prosecutors […]

Mazzoni announces Elixr nominees.

Philly.com reports that tennis star Maria Sharapova has thumbed her nose at Philly, by declining to sell her new line of lip-themed candies–Sugarpova–to any local […]

Time for an update on George W. Bush’s oil-painting habit. First, the shower/bath shots. Then the cats and dogs. Now, W. himself (rather than hacker […]

Since being fired from Rutgers for verbally and physically abusing his players, Mike Rice has kept busy coaching his daughter’s AAU team of 12-year-old girls. […]

Robbie Rogers on Nightline.

If you’ve spent any time in New York City in recent years, you should know that the five-year-old Brooklyn Flea is one of the coolest […]

Today, dearly departing for satellite radio Michael Smerconish has officially been succeeded by Dick Morris, the fired Fox News pundit who should be forever remembered […]

Even though it’s vacation season, I have grown to hate the summer. It’s an eerie time of year. Each morning, the news reports stories about […]

The brand-spankin’ new websites for the Inky and the Daily News are officially live. As my colleague Joel Mathis noted last week, the DN, decked out […]