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Wawa, Rite Aid Among Lowest-Scoring PA Companies On HRC Corporate Equality Index (UPDATED)
The Human Rights Campaign just released results from its annual Corporate Equality Index, which assesses LGBT inclusion in major U.S. corporations based on five categories: […]
I Love My Job: Philly Youth Basketball CEO Kenny Holdsman
Kenny Holdsman was CEO of Philly’s Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education — now called Legacy — beginning in 2009, but when he saw an opportunity to start […]
From the Editor: May 2007
Sometimes it’s cool to be running a magazine. For about 10 days in late March, I did little else but ask beautiful women to take […]
Ed Rendell Is on the Wrong Side of the Class War
Like pretty much everybody not named Tom Corbett, I like Ed Rendell. A lot. How could you not? He’s big, hairy, loud, part grizzly, part […]
Boycotting Chick-fil-A? Here Are 243 Other Companies You Might Want to Avoid
You know how your friends are always annoying you by sharing links from years ago as if they are new stories? That’s what I thought […]
Just Listed: Modern Condo with Original Art in Old City
Beloved local folk artist Isaiah Zagar has brightened many a facade in this city with his whimsical mosaic murals, and his Magic Gardens on South […]
Josh Shapiro Running for Attorney General “To Clean Up a Mess”
When he formally announces his candidacy for attorney general on Tuesday, Josh Shapiro will do so in a three-and-a-half-page letter to Pennsylvanians that never once […]
Profile: David L. Cohen, Explained
David L. Cohen is a large, genial man who never stops working. He has long been famous for his ability to think fast and keep […]
Hidden City Philadelphia Sues 6ABC Over “Hidden Philadelphia” Segments
Hidden City Philadelphia is a well-regarded Center City nonprofit dedicated to showcasing lesser-known parts of Philadelphia — the Metropolitan Opera House, David Lynch’s “Eraserhood”, and […]
The Case for Lynne Abraham
(Editor’s note: This week on Citified we’re featuring op-eds from supporters of the mayoral candidates. Monday, Ken Trujillo endorsed Jim Kenney. Tuesday, Ajay Raju made the […]
HughE Dillon: Philadelphia Theatre Company Gala
Last night, Brian Stokes Mitchell headlined Philadelphia Theatre Company’s annual gala at the Hyatt at the Bellevue. Singing “Some Enchanted Evening,” Stokes wasn’t far off, […]
How Ed Rendell Could Ruin Philadelphia’s Newspapers
“There are laws to protect the freedom of the press’s speech, but none that are worth anything to protect the people from the press.” — […]
It’s Time to Clean House at the DRPA
Governor Christie: Political courage. That is the description you have earned as governor. And for good reason. You have successfully confronted the most powerful special […]
Consultant Accuses Controversial Real Estate Developer Shawn Bullard of Rape
[Update, April 27th, 2023] On Wednesday, April 26, 2023, a Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas jury ruled in favor of Bullard after a seven-day trial […]
Chris Christie Spars with Audience at Town Hall-Style Meeting
You’re not going to believe this, but Chris Christie argued with audience members at a town hall-style meeting in Middlesex County last night. The Inquirer’s […]