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The Lost Accord
IT WAS LIKE no other labor dispute Philadelphia had ever seen. World-renowned cellists and harpists with placards picketing in front of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association […]
Sing, Bake, Slay, Repeat: How Patti LaBelle Conquered the World. Again.
There aren’t many people at Capital Grille — three, maybe four tables’ worth — but it’s enough to make an entrance. As the maître d’ […]
Is This Kid About to Be a Star?
The guys who made Gnarls Barkley into the hottest musical act of 2006 think they can work the same marketing magic on an unknown 22-year-old […]
35 Concerts You Can’t Miss This Fall in Philly
The papal madness with all its barricades, Port A Potties and security pat-downs is behind us now, so let’s plan some fall fun. We’ve put […]
Why Do We Care So Much?
Paul Campise is 76 years old, a retired court reporter who lives on Main Street in Moorestown, with a summer place on Long Beach Island. […]
Why, 30 Years Later, the World Still Loves Boyz II Men
The music business was an entirely different monster when Boyz II Men dropped their first record back in 1991. It was a time of giant, […]
100 Ways to Experience Philadelphia Right Now — Without Leaving Home
Miss your city? We compiled a list of activities you can do from home to bring the spirit of Philadelphia to you without having to […]
The Philadelphian’s 13-Step Guide to the Best Holiday Ever
Sure, there are some people who’ve been listening to Christmas music since October. For the rest of us, the holidays signal endless to-do lists, the […]
The Ghosts of Broad Street
The Big B was at least five stories high, ruby by day, aglow at night, so you could see it from miles away, bright and […]
The Charges Against District Attorney Seth Williams
“You’ve got me fucking all the women in the office.” Those are close to the first words out of Seth Williams’s mouth when I meet […]