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Here’s to the Restaurants Refusing to Reopen Their Dining Rooms
On Tuesday, dining rooms were officially allowed to reopen in Philadelphia at a quarter of their capacity. It was a momentous day in the very […]
Philly Colleges Plan to Return In-Person. Some Professors Aren’t So Sure.
As the fall draws nearer, we’re finally starting to learn how education amid pandemic might play out at universities. Back in the spring, when the […]
This Virtual Reality Treatment Could Be the Cure to Phantom Limb Pain
Joyce Johnson was 44 years old when she learned she’d have to undergo a below-knee amputation on her right leg due to a severe blood […]
The 9 Best Stores for Workout Clothes and Gear in the Philadelphia Area
If you work out more than twice a week, chances are you have a sizeable closet or drawer of workout clothes. It’s kind of totally […]
Sixers Point Guard T.J. McConnell Continues to Overcome Seemingly Insurmountable Odds
The Sixers roster has been no stranger to long shots over the last few years, and T.J. McConnell is no exception. McConnell has been long […]
16 Things to Do in Philly This Week
If you’re looking for last-minute holiday gifts, why not take your loved ones to a show this week in Philly? There’s plenty of options for […]
10 Coolest Fitness and Foodie Events in Philly This Month: December 2015
‘Tis the season for twinkling lights, hot cocoa, festive sweaters — and runs, workouts, fitness classes and healthy cooking workshops that combine all three. Here, a very […]
The Best Thing I Ever Ate in Philly: Healthy Food-Truck Finds
*Welcome to our occasional feature, The Best Thing I Ever Ate in Philly. We’re on a mission to find the most delicious, indulgent restaurant dishes […]
A Fish Story: Blackfish Revisited
The dining room at Blackfish in Conshohocken is white, but not cold. Not icy, the way some white, restaurant-shaped boxes can be. The dark wood […]
The Best Grab-and-Go Snack Bars, According to Philly Nutrition Pros
A couple weeks ago, a survey of nutritionists let us in on the secret that many foods Americans typically think of “healthy” may not actually be that […]
Marc Vetri: Philly’s Angry Grandpa
As he occasionally does, Marc Vetri took to the internet again today, writing a piece for the Huffington Post about how modern food writing, particularly […]
The History of July 4th Parkway Concerts In Philadelphia
Back in May, when we were writing about the announcement of this year’s 4th of July concert on the Parkway, we went looking for a […]
How Twitter Wrongfully Accused, Then Cleared Bryn Mawr Man of Boston Bombing
Like many of you, I was up most of the night following the jaw-dropping events in Boston to the best of Twitter’s ability. Between […]
Things to Do in Philly in March
March 3 Bobby Zankel’s Warriors of the Wonderful Sound at Painted Bride Ars Nova Workshop presents the eccentric West Philadelphia band that will teach you […]
4th of July Concerts in Philly: The Good, the Bad and the Completely Inexplicable
This year, the City of Philadelphia has chosen Cuban-American rapper Pitbull as the featured entertainment in the birthplace of America to celebrate said birth. By […]