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Performance Review: Luna Theater’s Monster

Monster by Neal Bell Luna Theater Company Directed by Gregory Scott Campbell Starring Mary Lee Bednarek, Christopher M. Bohan, Gene D’Alessandro, Dan Hodge, John Lopes, […]

We love us some fungus. Pennsylvania produces more mushrooms annually — 496 million pounds of the lowly button alone — than any other state.

PortabellaPopular-if-kitschy High Note Café, a BYOB in South Philly best known for pairing huge plates of pasta with opera-singing waiters, stuffs an oversize portabella — […]

Landmark Fashion

Lifestyle editor Ashley Primis scoops up deals in AC, checks out the new location of Best of Winner Georgie Girl, and reviews two new salons.

The Chelsea, AC’s newest hotel (read a NYT article about it’s club here) is offering some the-economy-sucks packages that are worth a look. Our favorite […]

Autumn is the perfect time to check out this undiscovered gastronomic treat.

Autumn is the perfect time to check out this undiscovered gastronomic treat: classic German apple liqueur. Made with wheat, corn spirit and sun-ripened apples, Berentzen’s […]

Lesile Carroll Designs is featured in this week’s Philly Mag Local Spotlight.

Carol Gerst and Leslie Kramer create all their statement-making designs together, weaving global influences that they’ve picked up from their extensive travels. (Lucky them — […]

What’s keeping Chinese food from being hip in Philly?

Ed Levine recently sparked a discussion about the relative hip-ness of Chinese food on his website Seriouseats.com. In his post, he asks readers why Chinese […]

Will Philadelphia join New York City in passing a law that requires fast-food outlets to post nutrition information — including calorie counts — right on their menus?

Will Philadelphia join New York City in passing a law that requires fast food outlets to post nutrition information — including calorie counts — right […]

14 healthy ways to show your support during Breast Cancer Awareness month.

GET ACTIVE Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure 3-Day WalkSixty miles over three days seems pretty rough, but walking this far can burn you […]

Food critic Joy Manning celebrates Philly’s recognition in Esquire‘s list of 50 Best New Restaurants.

Esquire magazine isn’t shy about lavishing the love on Philadelphia food. In the past, we’ve won mentions for our roast pork sandwiches (John’s Roast Pork) […]

There’s no clearer sign that fall is here than the crowds of chic city-ites pounding the pavement in boots.

There’s no clearer sign that fall is here than the crowds of chic city-ites pounding the pavement in boots. And with good reason: A great […]

Street Style: Week 6: October 10, 2008

Are Philly’s wine prices too high?

In his newly updated Wine Buyer’s Guide (out this week), wine critic Robert Parker calls for a boycott on restaurants whose exorbitant markups on wine […]

Australia specializes in dry French-inspired style of rieslings and produces remarkably versatile ood-friendly, yet fantastic alone — wines

While undeniably delicious, rieslings can be a challenge to shop for. These wines range from bone-dry to dessert sweet, and few declare their degree of […]

In case you missed it: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds at the Electric Factory, October 7, 2008.

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds at the Electric Factory, October 7th Ten words or less … Imagine if Leonard Cohen were a prolific, shameless […]

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