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Things to Do 12 Spring (And Summer) Festivals To Add To Your Warm Weather Itinerary
Flowers are blooming, the days are longer and the sun is shining – spring fever is contagious in picturesque Howard County, Maryland. Thaw out from […]
The Scene On the Town with HughE Dillon
I hope everyone had a great weekend. Mine was busy as I was out and about enjoying parties and photographing fascinating people. Friday was great; […]
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Things to Do Here Are the Concerts You Can’t Miss in Philly This Summer
Well, the City of Philadelphia has officially announced our 4th of July concert festivities, and what a lame lineup it is. But never fear. There […]
City Life Best of Philly 2005: Media, Sports & Power
Addition to Philadelphia: Southwest Airlines In a little more than a year, it has transformed flying out of the Philly airport from expensive and a […]
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Things to Do 41 Can’t-Miss Concerts This Summer
After two years of COVID uncertainty, it seems every band in the world is on tour this summer. Here’s a guide to what’s sure to […]
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City Life The Full Spectrum
The last time I spoke with Ed Snider in person was the spring of 2009. After some begging on my part, he agreed to meet […]
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Things to Do Man Pens Epic 2,300-Word Response to Our “I Hate Bruce Springsteen” Article
I get a fair amount of hate mail here at Philadelphia magazine, especially when it comes to my opinions of American disgrace Bruce Springsteen, which […]
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Foobooz Cellar Dog, the Unexpected Successor to Howl at the Moon, Opens This Week
Howdy, buckaroos! And welcome back to the weekly Foobooz food news round-up. We’ve just got a few quick things to get to this week, including […]
City Life Art: Antiques Sideshow
How a dusty table from Gladwyne became the toast of the New York auction world… ON A WEDNESDAY in early October last year, the most […]
City Life Jersey’s Secret Service Band Has Got It Covered
Years before a group of randy agents in their namesake organization made the word “Cartagena” synonymous with rollicking good times, the two-man New Jersey-based entity […]
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Philadelphia Wedding 25 Philadelphia-Area Wedding Cake Bakers to Sweeten Up Your Big Day
When it comes to wedding prep, one of the sweetest choices you get to make is about your cake. Do you want a design-driven, artistic […]
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City Life The Re-Re-Re-Re-Rebirth of Atlantic City
John Longacre knows cool. While most developers and real estate investors were running far, far away from the Point Breeze section of South Philadelphia, Longacre […]
City Life In the Name of the Son
Last June 5th, Michael Berg was asked by an international anti-war organization to make a speech in Lafayette Park, across from the White House. It […]
City Life Gossip Guy: The Life and Times of the Daily News’ Dan Gross
“My man, can we get an escort? I got VIPs,” Big Penny tells the cops in the lanenext to us on Broad Street. Seconds later, […]
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City Life Ladies and Gentlemen … Martha Graham Cracker!
Hard to say what Martha Graham Cracker noticed a few seconds ago as she left the band and the stage and slinked through the crowd. […]
12 Spring (And Summer) Festivals To Add To Your Warm Weather Itinerary
Flowers are blooming, the days are longer and the sun is shining – spring fever is contagious in picturesque Howard County, Maryland. Thaw out from […]
On the Town with HughE Dillon
I hope everyone had a great weekend. Mine was busy as I was out and about enjoying parties and photographing fascinating people. Friday was great; […]
Here Are the Concerts You Can’t Miss in Philly This Summer
Well, the City of Philadelphia has officially announced our 4th of July concert festivities, and what a lame lineup it is. But never fear. There […]
Best of Philly 2005: Media, Sports & Power
Addition to Philadelphia: Southwest Airlines In a little more than a year, it has transformed flying out of the Philly airport from expensive and a […]
41 Can’t-Miss Concerts This Summer
After two years of COVID uncertainty, it seems every band in the world is on tour this summer. Here’s a guide to what’s sure to […]
The Full Spectrum
The last time I spoke with Ed Snider in person was the spring of 2009. After some begging on my part, he agreed to meet […]
Man Pens Epic 2,300-Word Response to Our “I Hate Bruce Springsteen” Article
I get a fair amount of hate mail here at Philadelphia magazine, especially when it comes to my opinions of American disgrace Bruce Springsteen, which […]
Cellar Dog, the Unexpected Successor to Howl at the Moon, Opens This Week
Howdy, buckaroos! And welcome back to the weekly Foobooz food news round-up. We’ve just got a few quick things to get to this week, including […]
Art: Antiques Sideshow
How a dusty table from Gladwyne became the toast of the New York auction world… ON A WEDNESDAY in early October last year, the most […]
Jersey’s Secret Service Band Has Got It Covered
Years before a group of randy agents in their namesake organization made the word “Cartagena” synonymous with rollicking good times, the two-man New Jersey-based entity […]
25 Philadelphia-Area Wedding Cake Bakers to Sweeten Up Your Big Day
When it comes to wedding prep, one of the sweetest choices you get to make is about your cake. Do you want a design-driven, artistic […]
The Re-Re-Re-Re-Rebirth of Atlantic City
John Longacre knows cool. While most developers and real estate investors were running far, far away from the Point Breeze section of South Philadelphia, Longacre […]
In the Name of the Son
Last June 5th, Michael Berg was asked by an international anti-war organization to make a speech in Lafayette Park, across from the White House. It […]
Gossip Guy: The Life and Times of the Daily News’ Dan Gross
“My man, can we get an escort? I got VIPs,” Big Penny tells the cops in the lanenext to us on Broad Street. Seconds later, […]
Ladies and Gentlemen … Martha Graham Cracker!
Hard to say what Martha Graham Cracker noticed a few seconds ago as she left the band and the stage and slinked through the crowd. […]