The end is most definitely nigh. Andrew Walter Reid, the large, ruddy man who’s led our dear Iggles lo these last 14 years—barring  a swift […]

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Actually, it’s only $100 million. And don’t go calling it a dorm. It’s a “mixed-use student residence” with fully furnished apartments. full kitchens, and a […]

The new season of Anthony Bourdain’s The Layover kicks off tonight on the Travel Channel. Bourdain was in Philly recently to shoot an episode, and […]

Councilman Bobby Henon has had enough–and he’s not going take it anymore.  On November 27th, Henon will hold a committee hearing in which he’ll go […]

Our fair city is near the bottom of a list yet again. This time Travel & Leisure ranked Philadelphia 33rd out of 35 cities on […]

Michael Nutter was at the White House last week, talking to Vice President Biden and urging Federal lawmakers in D.C. to GET SOMETHING DONE on […]

And no, we’re not just talking about the big-deal U.S. Open next year at Merion. The USGA announced it’s awarded  the U.S. Women’s Amateur to […]

The good news: Philadelphia’s police department is all hip to the social media stuff, including setting up for themselves a groovy Pinterest page. Unfortunately, they’re […]

It’s Either Bradley Cooper…or Mr. T. A photographer caught Bradley Cooper trying to go all incognito on the NYC subway, with his glasses on, hat […]

Fresh off the team’s sixth straight loss, Eagles coach Andy Reid was asked today at his press conference if there were any scenario in which […]

Curbed came across an interesting posting on Craigslist over the weekend: an ad for an estate sale at Georges Perrier’s home in Chestnut Hill. Among […]

Good news on the economic front: The pace of sales for previously owned homes rose in October in the latest sign of improvement for the […]

Fear not, Twinkie lovers–hope might be on the way. A Florida company has stepped forward, saying it’s interested in buying Hostess, maker of Twinkies, Ding […]