As she celebrates 40 years on the air in Philly, Patty Jackson opens up about her life-changing medical crisis, her real name and her decades on the radio.

In 1982, fast-living Eugene Pavey disappeared without a trace. His daughter is still searching for answers.

In what is essentially a one-party town, an open ward system would give voters an actual voice in how that party operates.

Summer is the best time to fight back against fatphobia.

Apparently, insulting a person’s wife and kids isn’t a great way to win friends and influence people — or keep a job.

The show’s three creators will bring their podcast to The Met on September 18th, and tickets go on sale this week.

The three Black women from Delco say everything was fine until the company hired a white manager, who allegedly mistreated them.

The music fest is gearing up for its 60th installment, but this could very well be its last dance.

Things could have gone either way for the shot-in-Philly Adam Sandler flick.

Our leaders must fight for it like they fought for the soda tax.

Now that the pandemic has emptied offices, boomer residents are aging, and millennials are opting for the ’burbs, where do we go from here?

Here’s what happens when a drag queen meets a symphony.

Filmmaker Jeremiah Zagar gets his first major studio release with Netflix’s Hustle, a Philly-shot basketball movie starring Adam Sandler.

Why a once-optimistic generation is souring on electoral politics, and finding better ways to make a difference. 

The actor known for roles in St. Elsewhere and True Detective talks Mary-Louise Parker, the role he regrets turning down and his quiet life in Chestnut Hill.