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City Life Loco Parentis: The Long Goodbye
‘‘I’m not doing any interviews,” my high-school-junior son Jake announces, out of the blue, months before we’ve even gotten to that point in the college […]
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City Life The Cosby Show
In the late summer of 1965, just before Bill Cosby’s espionage series I Spy debuted — with Cosby the first leading black man in a […]
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Birds 24/7 All-22: The Offensive Line’s Transformation
The Eagles’ offensive line couldn’t have played much worse against the Cowboys in Week 2. They gave up so much penetration that the team totaled just […]
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Things to Do 33 Things to Do This Weekend
Friday, February 16 Love, Lies and Taxidermy @ Drake Theatre Inis Nua Theater Company performs Alan Harris’ comedy about young love. Directed by Tom Reing. […]
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Birds 24/7 Eagles’ Doug Pederson Disappointed By Nelson Agholor’s Postgame Comments
The locker room comments made by Eagles wide receiver Nelson Agholor following Philadelphia’s frustrating loss to the Dallas Cowboys caught a lot of attention on […]
City Life How Dads Become the New Moms—And Why It Might Be Better for Our Kids
The IDEA Group meets the first Wednesday of every month at a different Center City bar. They haven’t missed a meeting in two years—although this […]
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City Life Rob Thomson’s Wild Ride
The line for dinner service at the St. Francis Inn in Kensington started forming just before 5 p.m., with folks traveling from across the neighborhood […]
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Things to Do Philly’s Arts Scene Is Heating Up. Here’s What to See, Read, and Hear This Winter
Whether you want to catch the latest Broadway show to visit Philly or simply dig into your next great read, ’tis the season for embracing […]
City Life The New Who’s Who of Philly’s Gay Community
THE BEAUTY QUEENS KEVIN GATTO and MATTHEW IZZO Kevin Gatto comes from a long line of beautiful people, starting with his mother, a model, […]
City Life Best Schools 2009
TeacherNicole Curry, PhoenixvilleWacky works for Phoenixville Latin teacher Curry, who’s been known to wear togas and to rap — seriously, she kicks off classes with […]
City Life Philadelphia, Meet Your Future
My Philadelphia night out with Joey Sweeney starts at his very cool pad in Bart Blatstein’s NoLibs — that’s Northern Liberties for those of you […]
City Life Jerry Blavat Finds the Fountain of Youth
Monday “Yo man, it’s the Geator! … I just got out of the hospital, but I’m dancing and doing my thing! … Yeah, why don’t […]
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Most Influential 2022
After three years of tumult, we’re in a moment of assessment as a city. Big changes loom — in our leadership, in our infrastructure, in […]
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Restaurants Jose Garces in Crisis: The Trials of a Celebrity Chef
There was no point in standing around waiting for a reaction, so Jose Garces stayed in the kitchen. He served plates of piquillo peppers, brochettes […]
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The 150 Most Influential Philadelphians Right Now
Take a look around you right now. Maybe there’s a crane or two that you can spot from your window, or a new apartment building […]
Loco Parentis: The Long Goodbye
‘‘I’m not doing any interviews,” my high-school-junior son Jake announces, out of the blue, months before we’ve even gotten to that point in the college […]
The Cosby Show
In the late summer of 1965, just before Bill Cosby’s espionage series I Spy debuted — with Cosby the first leading black man in a […]
All-22: The Offensive Line’s Transformation
The Eagles’ offensive line couldn’t have played much worse against the Cowboys in Week 2. They gave up so much penetration that the team totaled just […]
33 Things to Do This Weekend
Friday, February 16 Love, Lies and Taxidermy @ Drake Theatre Inis Nua Theater Company performs Alan Harris’ comedy about young love. Directed by Tom Reing. […]
Eagles’ Doug Pederson Disappointed By Nelson Agholor’s Postgame Comments
The locker room comments made by Eagles wide receiver Nelson Agholor following Philadelphia’s frustrating loss to the Dallas Cowboys caught a lot of attention on […]
How Dads Become the New Moms—And Why It Might Be Better for Our Kids
The IDEA Group meets the first Wednesday of every month at a different Center City bar. They haven’t missed a meeting in two years—although this […]
Rob Thomson’s Wild Ride
The line for dinner service at the St. Francis Inn in Kensington started forming just before 5 p.m., with folks traveling from across the neighborhood […]
Philly’s Arts Scene Is Heating Up. Here’s What to See, Read, and Hear This Winter
Whether you want to catch the latest Broadway show to visit Philly or simply dig into your next great read, ’tis the season for embracing […]
The New Who’s Who of Philly’s Gay Community
THE BEAUTY QUEENS KEVIN GATTO and MATTHEW IZZO Kevin Gatto comes from a long line of beautiful people, starting with his mother, a model, […]
Best Schools 2009
TeacherNicole Curry, PhoenixvilleWacky works for Phoenixville Latin teacher Curry, who’s been known to wear togas and to rap — seriously, she kicks off classes with […]
Philadelphia, Meet Your Future
My Philadelphia night out with Joey Sweeney starts at his very cool pad in Bart Blatstein’s NoLibs — that’s Northern Liberties for those of you […]
Jerry Blavat Finds the Fountain of Youth
Monday “Yo man, it’s the Geator! … I just got out of the hospital, but I’m dancing and doing my thing! … Yeah, why don’t […]
Most Influential 2022
After three years of tumult, we’re in a moment of assessment as a city. Big changes loom — in our leadership, in our infrastructure, in […]
Jose Garces in Crisis: The Trials of a Celebrity Chef
There was no point in standing around waiting for a reaction, so Jose Garces stayed in the kitchen. He served plates of piquillo peppers, brochettes […]
The 150 Most Influential Philadelphians Right Now
Take a look around you right now. Maybe there’s a crane or two that you can spot from your window, or a new apartment building […]