Christian hymn becomes LGBT anthem

Teens are cast in a new production

If there’s one thing that everyone in the Philadelphia area can agree on (along with the fact that Andy Reid still can’t play-call his way […]

An attempt to improve the nutrition in school lunches failed last week, as giant frozen-food lobbyists successfully pressured lawmakers to abandon rules that would have […]

Let’s get something out of the way: The Occupy Philly kids who have been haunting Dilworth Plaza over the last month really are a bunch […]

Two Runners Die at Philadelphia Marathon. Two runners—a 21-year-old man and a 40-year-old man died within a quarter mile of the the finish line during […]

The holidays offer the perfect excuse to throw a fete anytime. Feel like drinking champagne and eating canapés on a Tuesday? Tell friends it’s a […]

There are restaurant trends that become staples, and then there are those that should never have become trends in the first place. Our nominees for […]

  "The toughest place to get work is in your hometown,” says Stephen Kieran, who has worked around the country and around the world, designing […]

  "I CAN SPIN ANYTHING.” I like him immediately, a waiter who keeps whizzing by, his serving tray spinning on a finger. Nick looks like […]

  ONE OF STEVE BURKE’S first acts when he took over as CEO of NBCUniversal last winter­ was to redecorate the walls that General Electric […]

  IN A DRAB, messy warehouse in the Far Northeast, tucked away between a billboard company and a manufacturer of pre-inked stamps, Robert­ Cassell is […]

  IT’S MORNING AT Bob’s Diner, a longtime Roxborough greasy spoon on Ridge Avenue that hustles omelets and offers a bird’s-eye view of a small, […]

  THE DOUR GRANITE WALLS of Eastern State Penitentiary were designed to induce fear among the citizenry. At a sidewalk-cafe table across the street from […]

Esquire honors our mayor