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One of Us: Jen Utley
My full name is … Jennifer Cooper Utley. I am a … Pisces. I was born in … San Francisco. I’ve lived in Philadelphia for […]
See Photos From Last Night’s Secret Be Well Philly Underground Workout
Another month, another Be Well Philly Underground secret pop-up fitness event in the books. This month, we teamed up with the folks from Life Time […]
Janet Mock Speaking at This Year’s Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference
Mazzoni Center just released details about its 13th annual Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference (PTHC), which kicks off on June 12. The three-day gathering will play host to no […]
Audra McDonald Showcases Her Powerful Voice—and a Little Gossip—at Merriam Theater
Last evening at Philadelphia’s Merriam Theater, Audra McDonald demonstrated, yet again, why she is the undisputed premier interpreter of the modern American songbook.
Listen: Spotify Says These Are the 50 Most Popular Wedding Songs Around the World Right Now
We have a feeling that you are going to react to the following in one of three ways: 1) You’ll use it as wedding-day playlist […]
Art Talk with Martha Graham Cracker
Martha Graham Cracker, the queen of Philadelphia cabaret, brings her campy cultural commentary to the Philadelphia Museum of Art this week (April 27) during Art […]
New Store Coming to King of Prussia Will Change Your Definition of Group Fitness
Gone are the days when you actually had to be in a group of people to join in on a live group fitness class: Peloton, […]
THEATER REVIEW: In 11th Hour’s See What I Wanna See, a Musical Searches for Meaning
Now is the 11th year of 11th hour — and in that decade-plus, we’ve seen a steadily increasing level of mastery and showmanship. When I […]
The 20 All-Time-Best Philly Names
We were thinking the other day about E. Digby Baltzell, the Penn sociology prof who coined the term “Wasp,” for “White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.” It would […]
Tie the Knot in Gilded Age Decadence at This New Philly Wedding Venue
Historic wedding venues are always classic options for your Big Day. And luckily here in Philly, we have no shortage of these timeless destinations. But […]
Senate Candidates Bob Casey and Lou Barletta to Debate in Philadelphia This Fall
Incumbent U.S. Sen. Bob Casey and U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta have agreed to spar in Philadelphia in October. The debate is one of two scheduled ahead […]
What I Learned During the Bill O’Reilly/Jon Stewart Debate
Toward the middle of Bill O’Reilly and Jon Stewart’s “Rumble in the Air-Conditioned Auditorium” on Saturday, O’Reilly dropped a surprising truth bomb on an already […]
Join BizPhilly for Our Inaugural Secrets From the C-Suite Event
BizPhilly is kicking off the first installment of Secrets From the C-Suite, a new event series designed to foster intimate and vigorous discussion with the […]
Pearl Menu
Pearl, the 128-seat restaurant and bar at 1904 Chestnut Street is set to open this Sunday evening. Maybe then we’ll find out what a Euro […]
Alan Butkovitz: Philly Schools Owe Past Employees Millions of Dollars
Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz released an audit Wednesday that makes the school district look a little frazzled. He says his team found that the district […]