Abbe Land is named as CEO

A play about sex and identity

The Super Bowl is only a few days away. What’s your favorite all-time moment? Roger Staubach’s Hail Mary pass to Drew Pearson? James Harrison’s 100-yard touchdown […]

Remember when you were a kid and your parents said no to the new puppy or the road trip or the new dress or whatever […]

After four straight years of raising taxes, you didn’t think Mayor Nutter and City Council would break their streak, did you? Hold onto your wallets, […]

One of the occupational hazards of spending most of one’s twenties listening to and writing about music (oh, and having most of one’s twenties fall […]

When the Borders at Broad and Chestnut closed last May, there was an appropriate sense of mourning for a store that once epitomized the new […]

So Rick Santorum’s daughter Bella turns out not to have been at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia over the weekend after all. She was in Virginia. […]

The timing of the piece in the The New York Times Sunday about conscience couldn’t have been more relevant to Philadelphians: The same week a […]

The attention, hype and debate devoted to a bill to allow bars in Philadelphia to stay open until 3 a.m. seems like such a waste […]

Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua Found Dead. Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua died in his sleep at the age of 88. He was recently declared competent to testify in […]

Consider this your obligatory bad trip pun. Five arrests have been made in connection with a multimillion-dollar LSD ring on Drexel University’s campus. The DEA […]

Yeah, we know. The list thing is getting old, but we can’t stop reading them. The latest comes from Jezebel where Philly was named the […]

Jerry Sandusky is set to find out the names of the 10 young men accusing him of sexually abusing them when they were children. Sandusky […]

Mayor Nutter expressed his discontent with a judge’s decision to reduce the bail of 23-year-old Jorge Aldea. Aldea had allegedly killed a man outside of […]