The Roxy, on Sansom St, was rescued last fall by the Philadelphia Film Society, which promised to turn it into an indy, but not quite arthouse […]

If you are a disgruntled, depressed, or disconsolate Philadelphia sports fan, read this gushing paean to Roy Halladay, and surely your spirits will lift. Though […]

Sparkle talk with the Liberty City Kings founder.

If and when the federal government’s automatic spending cuts kick in at 11:59 tonight, a healthy chunk of federal workers will be furloughed, or will […]

She’s headlining a new alternative-drag party.

Pa. school votes to deny gay-straight alliance.

It was just weeks ago when a Philadelphia stagehands union strike caused big problems for Philadelphia Theatre Company and its production of The Mountaintop at […]

NPR’s StateImpact flagged a report yesterday called “Fracking and the Revolving Door in Pennsylvania,” and it’s pretty breathtaking. To summarize: Many of the powerful former officials […]

I warned you. I even gave you a number of ways to get around it, but now it’s here. As of Monday, Comcast, Verizon, AT&T […]

After a show last night at the Theater of Living Arts, rapper French Montana (who?) pulled his tour bus up to a Holiday Inn Express […]

Are the Philadelphia Eagles one of the NFL teams trying to find out if Manti Te’o is gay? Suspicions that Te’o is hiding something about […]

Kermit Gosnell, the OB-GYN accused of killing newborn infants and performing illegal abortions, appeared to have been weighing a plea bargain yesterday at the city’s […]

Penn’s “Making History” campaign has raised $4.3 billion since its launch in 2007, breaking all previous records, and surpassing the $3.5 billion goal it set […]

If you live in Philadelphia and have a Facebook account, you’ve probably been exposed to Old Images of Philadelphia, the Facebook page featuring, well, old […]

If—when—the United States Supreme Court strikes down part of the Voting Rights Act, sometime in the next couple of months, I promise you one thing: […]