Lemon Hill aims to be a great neighborhood restaurant, but does it succeed?

One-percenters. We’ve been hearing a lot about them lately, ever since wall street became not just the seat of finance, but a place to hang […]

I visited the Barnes in Merion only once, a few months before it closed. Here’s what I will always remember: the adventure of getting there. […]

It’s getting harder and harder to raise a toast to the old Red and Blue.

A lesser curator might have waffled and waxed diplomatic about how all 4,323 pieces at the Barnes are great and monumental. (It would be true.) […]

A SEPTA spokesperson has said that 48 employees at the organizations headquarters have won the Powerball jackpot. It had previously been reported that the winning […]

This afternoon, Mayor Nutter officially announced the lineup for the 2012 Wawa Welcome America! Fourth of July Jam on the Parkway (note the exclamation point). […]

Last night the Washington Capitals knocked the Boston Bruins out of the NHL playoffs. The winning goal was scored by Washington’s Joel Ward. Ward and […]

The vice dean of UPenn’s Graduate School of Education has resigned. Doug E. Fresh Lynch has been a higher up in the school since 2004. […]

The recently retired Brian Dawkins will be in South Philly this weekend to speak at the Eagles NovaCare Complex on Saturday. Oh, and then he’ll […]

Hey, put down your third piece of cake and focus for a second. Did you know Americans are fat? Like, really fat. If not, here […]

Prince Edward’s In Town. The youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II is in Philly today and made a visit to Girard College to plant a […]

What’s better than a national Occupy conference in Philadelphia July 4th weekend? Two national Occupy conferences in Philadelphia July 4th weekend. That’s right, failed congressional […]

The book’s anything but a drag

A very moving new ad debuts