True story. The Nats organization is less than thrilled with the fact that every time they host the Phils the home team home run balls […]

During Super Bowl I, you could buy yourself a 30-second clip of commercial time for $42,000. A princely sum, to be sure, but rather quaint […]

Northern Liberties is one section of the city where it’s nearly impossible to build new properties or change existing ones without the cooperation of the […]

A woman reported that she was raped in an alley off of 16th Street in Center City very early this morning. Police were on the […]

The summer I learned to drive, I spent a week in a beater car that smelled like chicken nuggets; my driver’s-ed instructor (the high-school baseball […]

This morning, we’re hearing that former Pennsylvania Governor and generally awesome Philadelphian Ed Rendell has set his sights on the Philadelphia Inquirer and its related […]

About the only job better than weatherman—where you can get it wrong half the time and still remain employed—is political pundit. These guys make an […]

Dear Monica, I always dread Super Bowl Sunday. My husband watches TV from mid-afternoon until the post-game wrap-up is over. How can women join in […]

A sneak peek at the new single

The first painting you encounter upon entering Philadelphia Museum of Art’s “Van Gogh Up Close”—the museum’s first major exhibition on the artist in over a […]

USA combats homophobia

On Wednesday, The700Level.com published the news that the Philadelphia Daily News and the Philadelphia Inquirer plan to combine their sports departments. From a journalistic standpoint, […]

Bears in boxers, the big game and more

St. Joe’s Says Lesbians Don’t Count. Sike. Remember that time when the St. Joseph’s Alumni Association didn’t want to include a lesbian couple in its […]

During my junior year at Temple, I had an elderly professor who was memorable for three main reasons. The first was that over the course […]