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Be Well Philly Your Weekend Workout Playlist: Face-Melting Rock Edition
Am I the only person who, every once in a while, wants to listen to some loud, face-melting Sabbath or Zeppelin just to scream the […]
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Things to Do Concert Review: Muse invades the Wells Fargo Center
Muse doesn’t do “subtle.” The British band’s most recent album, Drones, is all about the terrors of modern technological warfare — specifically drones. So, yes, they […]
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City Life Man Uses Internet for First Time
The smartest show on the radio right now is WNYC’s On the Media, and OTM’s smart people have launched a smart podcast called TLDR. The […]
City Life The Roots, Slash and Jill Scott Rocked the Borgata
On Monday night, the Borgata celebrated 10 years in business with an epic concert event. Comedian Aziz Ansari opened with a 40-minute set tackling subjects […]
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City Life Live Aid in Philly: An Oral History of that Crazy Day at JFK
It was July 13, 1985. Two months earlier, Philadelphia had made international news when it dropped a bomb on its own citizens. But on this […]
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Foobooz New Seasonal Dishes at Palladino’s
Speaking of exciting stuff happening on East Passyunk Ave, chef Luke Palladino just announced his late spring/early summer menu additions at Palladino’s. The new offerings include eighteen […]
City Life Michael Smerconish Scores Face-to-Face Oval Office Interview with Obama
On Tuesday night, I met up with nationally syndicated 1210-AM talk show host, Inquirer columnist and MSNBC contributor Michael Smerconish at Philadelphia’s Chris’ Jazz Cafe […]
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City Life Live Aid, Four Decades Later
Forty years ago this month, the most ambitious concert in the history of the music world (sorry, Woodstock) was staged. In an effort to raise […]
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City Life It’s Officially Live Aid Week in Philadelphia
If Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker weren’t so busy worrying about what to do with all the trash amid the massive strike, she would likely have […]
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City Life Spot the Fake: Solution
In the March issue, I gave you three legitimate local innovations and one fake one and asked if you could spot the fake. A) A […]
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Things to Do Philly Nightlife Calendar: The 27 Best Things to Do in November
The Legend of Georgia McBride Through Nov. 27 at Arden // A drag queen-led musical comedy starring Dito van Reigersberg of Martha Graham Cracker fame. “The […]
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Things to Do School of Rock Heading to Broadway—With Suspiciously Local Storyline
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical adaptation of Richard Linklater’s Jack Black-starring School of Rock is opening on Broadway’s Winter Garden Theater. The show, much like the film, follows […]
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Shoppist 10 Must-Have (Sort Of?) Pope Memorabilia Items For Sale Now
Remember the Royal wedding and its attendant flurry of completely insane memorabilia? With the Pope’s impending visit to Philly, we’re inching toward that territory, if not already firmly […]
City Life Questlove’s “Strange Craving To Ride SEPTA”
Questlove has a free-flowing interview in the newest edition of Esquire magazine that contains some interesting nuggets. (He remembers the day of the MOVE bombing […]
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Things to Do PHOTOS: Ringo Starr at Tower Theater
The Beatles are such a universal music experience that many of us have odd entry points to their work. Mine was getting to learn “Yellow […]
Your Weekend Workout Playlist: Face-Melting Rock Edition
Am I the only person who, every once in a while, wants to listen to some loud, face-melting Sabbath or Zeppelin just to scream the […]
Concert Review: Muse invades the Wells Fargo Center
Muse doesn’t do “subtle.” The British band’s most recent album, Drones, is all about the terrors of modern technological warfare — specifically drones. So, yes, they […]
Man Uses Internet for First Time
The smartest show on the radio right now is WNYC’s On the Media, and OTM’s smart people have launched a smart podcast called TLDR. The […]
The Roots, Slash and Jill Scott Rocked the Borgata
On Monday night, the Borgata celebrated 10 years in business with an epic concert event. Comedian Aziz Ansari opened with a 40-minute set tackling subjects […]
Live Aid in Philly: An Oral History of that Crazy Day at JFK
It was July 13, 1985. Two months earlier, Philadelphia had made international news when it dropped a bomb on its own citizens. But on this […]
New Seasonal Dishes at Palladino’s
Speaking of exciting stuff happening on East Passyunk Ave, chef Luke Palladino just announced his late spring/early summer menu additions at Palladino’s. The new offerings include eighteen […]
Michael Smerconish Scores Face-to-Face Oval Office Interview with Obama
On Tuesday night, I met up with nationally syndicated 1210-AM talk show host, Inquirer columnist and MSNBC contributor Michael Smerconish at Philadelphia’s Chris’ Jazz Cafe […]
Live Aid, Four Decades Later
Forty years ago this month, the most ambitious concert in the history of the music world (sorry, Woodstock) was staged. In an effort to raise […]
It’s Officially Live Aid Week in Philadelphia
If Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker weren’t so busy worrying about what to do with all the trash amid the massive strike, she would likely have […]
Spot the Fake: Solution
In the March issue, I gave you three legitimate local innovations and one fake one and asked if you could spot the fake. A) A […]
Philly Nightlife Calendar: The 27 Best Things to Do in November
The Legend of Georgia McBride Through Nov. 27 at Arden // A drag queen-led musical comedy starring Dito van Reigersberg of Martha Graham Cracker fame. “The […]
School of Rock Heading to Broadway—With Suspiciously Local Storyline
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical adaptation of Richard Linklater’s Jack Black-starring School of Rock is opening on Broadway’s Winter Garden Theater. The show, much like the film, follows […]
10 Must-Have (Sort Of?) Pope Memorabilia Items For Sale Now
Remember the Royal wedding and its attendant flurry of completely insane memorabilia? With the Pope’s impending visit to Philly, we’re inching toward that territory, if not already firmly […]
Questlove’s “Strange Craving To Ride SEPTA”
Questlove has a free-flowing interview in the newest edition of Esquire magazine that contains some interesting nuggets. (He remembers the day of the MOVE bombing […]
PHOTOS: Ringo Starr at Tower Theater
The Beatles are such a universal music experience that many of us have odd entry points to their work. Mine was getting to learn “Yellow […]