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City Life Tribute Bands Are Having a Moment and New Hope Is at the Center of it All
This is the kind of night New Hope was built for. On a hot Friday in July, two venues in Philadelphia’s favorite Bucks County retro-hippie […]
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Things to Do 8 Plays and Exhibits To See This Week
The Secret Garden @ Arden Theatre Company | Though Sunday, June 26 Based on Frances Hodgson Burnett’s 1911 novel, this musical tells the story of […]
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City Life The Gayborhood’s Best Bartenders
AUSTIN ALGEO Woody’s Shift: Monday to Friday 4 to 9 p.m. Specialty Cocktail: Cucumber Kamikaze with cucumber vodka, triple sec and fresh lime. Most Recognizable […]
City Life Pulse: Affairs: Face Time
You’re nothing in Atlantic City if you’re not on the wall at the Palm. At least, that’s the prevailing attitude among a certain determined set […]
City Life Weekend Roundup
Friday, July 27 Check out Brecht in Poland: Poster Designs for the Threepenny Opera (11 a.m.) at Drexel University’s Leonard Pearlstein Gallery. Philadelphia Museum of […]
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Foobooz The City’s Newest Hyped Cheesesteak Is Completely Overrated
Across the way, a photographer is bent double, trying to get a dramatic hero shot of a stack of baklava on the counter at Kamal’s. […]
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Foobooz Top Chef Finale Recap: A Scallop By Any Other Name
If you’re reading this, then you already know. Even if you were among the half-million folks in and around Philadelphia without power, news of our […]
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Things to Do REVIEW: Gary Clark Jr. at the Fillmore
Like the headline says, this post is a review of the Gary Clark Jr. show at the Fillmore last night. But before we get to […]
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City Life Hall Against Oates
Let me take you back to the very early 1980s. This was a much different era in the world of music, driven by cocaine and […]
City Life Pierre Robert’s Top 5 Philly Stadium Concerts of All Time
This week, tens of thousands of people flocked to Citizens Bank Park for the Jay Z/Justin Timberlake concert, the final stadium show of Philadelphia’s summer […]
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Be Well Philly A Look Inside Fishtown’s New, Totally Retro Pilates Studio
Over the past 100 years, Pilates — the low-impact exercise developed by Joseph Pilates — has evolved and transformed. Originally used to help rehabilitate folks […]
Foobooz Seven Theories You Might Not Know About Where the Word “Hoagie” Comes From
We were really hoping we’d be able to trace a Native American origin for the word “hoagie” in celebration of National Hoagie Day today, but we […]
City Life Van Halen’s Exclusive New York Show Proves David Lee Roth Kicks Van Hagar’s Ass
In case you’re not up on your rock-gods-of-the-’80s pop culture news, a David Lee Roth-fronted Van Halen played an intimate club gig at New York […]
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City Life Fear of Political Propaganda Cancels Popular Philly Band’s Concert
Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]
Tribute Bands Are Having a Moment and New Hope Is at the Center of it All
This is the kind of night New Hope was built for. On a hot Friday in July, two venues in Philadelphia’s favorite Bucks County retro-hippie […]
8 Plays and Exhibits To See This Week
The Secret Garden @ Arden Theatre Company | Though Sunday, June 26 Based on Frances Hodgson Burnett’s 1911 novel, this musical tells the story of […]
The Gayborhood’s Best Bartenders
AUSTIN ALGEO Woody’s Shift: Monday to Friday 4 to 9 p.m. Specialty Cocktail: Cucumber Kamikaze with cucumber vodka, triple sec and fresh lime. Most Recognizable […]
Pulse: Affairs: Face Time
You’re nothing in Atlantic City if you’re not on the wall at the Palm. At least, that’s the prevailing attitude among a certain determined set […]
Weekend Roundup
Friday, July 27 Check out Brecht in Poland: Poster Designs for the Threepenny Opera (11 a.m.) at Drexel University’s Leonard Pearlstein Gallery. Philadelphia Museum of […]
The City’s Newest Hyped Cheesesteak Is Completely Overrated
Across the way, a photographer is bent double, trying to get a dramatic hero shot of a stack of baklava on the counter at Kamal’s. […]
Top Chef Finale Recap: A Scallop By Any Other Name
If you’re reading this, then you already know. Even if you were among the half-million folks in and around Philadelphia without power, news of our […]
REVIEW: Gary Clark Jr. at the Fillmore
Like the headline says, this post is a review of the Gary Clark Jr. show at the Fillmore last night. But before we get to […]
Hall Against Oates
Let me take you back to the very early 1980s. This was a much different era in the world of music, driven by cocaine and […]
Pierre Robert’s Top 5 Philly Stadium Concerts of All Time
This week, tens of thousands of people flocked to Citizens Bank Park for the Jay Z/Justin Timberlake concert, the final stadium show of Philadelphia’s summer […]
A Look Inside Fishtown’s New, Totally Retro Pilates Studio
Over the past 100 years, Pilates — the low-impact exercise developed by Joseph Pilates — has evolved and transformed. Originally used to help rehabilitate folks […]
Seven Theories You Might Not Know About Where the Word “Hoagie” Comes From
We were really hoping we’d be able to trace a Native American origin for the word “hoagie” in celebration of National Hoagie Day today, but we […]
Van Halen’s Exclusive New York Show Proves David Lee Roth Kicks Van Hagar’s Ass
In case you’re not up on your rock-gods-of-the-’80s pop culture news, a David Lee Roth-fronted Van Halen played an intimate club gig at New York […]
Fear of Political Propaganda Cancels Popular Philly Band’s Concert
Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]