A tribute to Donna Summer

With the announcements from television networks about their upcoming seasons, it is the official end to the 2011-2012 TV season. And thank the baby Jesus […]

Very soon the Atlantic City Expressway and Garden State Parkway will be jammed with Philadelphians fleeing to the Atlantic. And although most SPF-toting, beach-bound people […]

Don’t Touch Mayor Nutter’s Playlist. Today, the Daily News has a feature on Mayor Nutter’s current and former personal assistants. The piece is full of […]

I am 37 years old. I do not live with my parents. I have health insurance, a master’s degree and only occasionally eat cereal for […]

“Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog” holds a special place in my heart, and not just because of its pitch-perfect take on the lighter side of evil […]

A new slideshow on Elite Daily lists Penn and Temple as the two most dangerous colleges to go to. The list features some daunting crime […]

Hunter Pence was booed after booting a ball in South Philly earlier this week. Today, he was on WIP with Angelo Cataldi to promote the […]

Councilman Jim Kenney wants to set up a program through which non-violent offenders can volunteer for positions earning about $10/hour that will have them vetted […]

Ed Forchion—better known as NJ Weedman—had originally asked for a speedy retrial after a jury deadlocked at 7-5 when he was originally tried on marijuana […]

Back in January a Montgomery County woman called police after she realized that someone had burglarized her home. Someone had allegedly broken into her home, […]

In case you missed it, last night, as the Sixers were being slaughtered by the visiting Boston Celtics in South Philly, TNT was nice enough […]

City Council—while considering proposals from Councilman Bill Green on new methods for citizens to protest parking violations—has asked that telephonic hearings be removed from the […]

Between the end of May and early September PECO Energy Co. will spend $1.2 million to prune trees along 185 miles of aerial wires in […]

Before the prosecution finished presenting its case in the trial of Monsignor William Lynn, jurors were handed the folder found locked in a safe in […]