Ultimate event guide

A federal judge ruled today that a nine-year-old complaint that Comcast had a stranglehold on Philadelphia area cable market can go to trial. The ruling […]

It has been said—not only by researchers, but also by my grandmother and her five sisters in Miami—that Passover is the favorite holiday of American […]

Will new stats change minds?

A win for transgender advocates

In May 2009, co-writers Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel) completed production on Cabin in the Woods. Starring Fran Kranz (then costarring […]

Last week the highly publicized documentary Bully, opening in Philadelphia this Friday, had its rating slashed from R to PG-13. The Weinstein Company, the film’s […]

Dear Monica, I am in my mid-forties and divorced. I have found that the dating world today revolves around sex immediately. Guys seem to expect […]

SEPTA Ditches Gender Stickers. Starting in the second half of 2013, monthly rail passes will be sans gender identification sticker. [Inquirer] Phils Win 3-1. Some […]

Each year around this time, I can count on a few signs that spring has arrived in Philadelphia. I can’t walk five feet in Rittenhouse […]

Stroll along the cul-de-sacs of Collingswood, Conshy, Wayne and Wynnewood, and you can’t miss them: “For Rent” signs, invading impeccably manicured suburban lawns like ragweed. […]

In honor of today being Friday the 13th as well as the release date for Cabin in the Woods (read our spoiler-free review here), I […]

Criticism over ENDA ignites

According to a new study published by the Pennsylvania Public Interest Research Group (PennPIRG), offshore tax havens exploited by large corporations cost the average Pennsylvania […]

The murder-suicide involving two doctors in Voorhees, New Jersey yesterday may be linked to the murder of a woman in North Carolina. Early Wednesday morning, […]