LGBTQers capture their big days on tape.

The Star-Ledger reports: “U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, a pugnacious and plain-spoken Democrat who has represented New Jersey for three decades, will not seek re-election to […]

The New York Times reports: “Ah, a conductor with benefits. Riding the train called Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the Philadelphia Orchestra said it will release its first recording […]

On July 23rd, Penn State agreed to pay the NCAA $60 million in fines for the school’s role in the Jerry Sandusky scandal. Today, the […]

Important findings leading up to the SCOTUS decision.

Sure, Lady Gaga has canceled her Philadelphia concert that was planned for next week, but don’t despair. The PR folks at the Wells Fargo Center […]

NewsWorks reports: “The former campaign treasurer for a Philadelphia city councilwoman has pleaded guilty in federal court. He had already been fired from his day job […]

Jezebel reports: “Pint-sized programming wizard Zora Ball is now the youngest person to create a full version of a mobile application video game. A first […]

Well, Harrisburg is going to be a lot more interesting now that Democratic Attorney General Kathleen Kane is around to keep an eye on Republican […]

On Wednesday night, I happened to sit with Georges Perrier at Michael Solomonov’s new Main Line restaurant, Citron and Rose. While the Deputy Israeli Consul […]

Spurred on by our friends at Philly Love Notes, Twitter today is full of Philadelphians expressing love for the town under the #whyilovephilly hashtag. Here […]

Wildwood city officials on Wednesday decided to withdraw a ballot measure that, if approved, would’ve resulted in admissions fees being charged for the city’s beaches […]

He asks her to marry him. She runs away. The Philadelphia crowd gasps in astonishment. Don’t worry. It’s just a little joke from the folks […]

One writer asks why.

For adults of a certain age, the term “Cosby sweater” is instantly evocative—a reminder of the multi-hued creations that Bill Cosby always seemed to wear […]