There’s a lovely, heart-warming story in today’s Inquirer about Tao Xu, a new junior at the Main Line’s upper-crusty Haverford School. Xu, who’s 18, was […]

Wow. Apparently the Phillies tried to talk former closer and “rat” Billy Wagner out of retirement this off-season. Wagner was such a city favorite that […]

This is probably why local officials are trying to make it illegal to own a rattlesnake in Chester County. A few days before Thanksgiving, a […]

The last time 11 p.m. rolled around at a Philly-area Guns N’ Roses show with no sign of Guns N’ Roses, unrest was in the […]

Meet Tao Xu—the Haverford School’s very own Yao Ming. Tao Xu is a 6’11”, 253-pound center from China and the Haverford School’s prized possession in […]

Welp, there goes the friends and family discount. The Houston Astros have fired General Manager Ed Wade. Wade held the same position with the Phillies […]

It’s an issue facing LGBT people

The former Cardinal—now 88-years-old—is being questioned at his place at St. Charles Borromeo seminary in Wynnewood. Cancer, dementia, and other health concerns prompted Bevilacqua to […]

Yes, she’s wearing Post-It Notes. Nothing but Post-It Notes. I’m referring, of course, to the cover model on the just-released December issue of Philly Mag. […]

It’s time for marriage equality

By the time the fourth quarter of Sunday’s Eagles-Patriots disaster neared its merciful conclusion, the CBS cameras had long ceased showing any camera angles that […]

Joe Ippolito wants to see new faces

Andy Reid He should “do a better job of putting himself in a position to win,” to paraphrase the man himself. Which realistically means he […]

A message to my conservative, Tea Party-loving, Fox News-watching friends: If you see Obamacare as oppressive socialist tyranny but celebrated two weeks ago when John […]

The deadline came and went, and the occupiers were still there. Amanda, with her reddish spiral curls and big silver earrings, was in the center of […]