From Election Day and Josh Shapiro for President to LeBron James and some wine, it's been a big week for Philadelphia news.
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Shapiro for Prez?! $32 Martinis! And Bring LeBron Some Pinot! Philly News, By the Numbers

Or cabernet. Or chianti. The man likes his red wine, dammit!


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I Play Rocky Screenwriter Peter Gamble Says Everybody Feels Like an Underdog

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Behold! Anthropologie’s Maeve Shop Is Coming to the Main Line

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The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Week and Weekend

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Forget the gyrating pelvis and the Hustle and crowd-surfing and leaving room for the Holy Ghost. Suburban Philly kids today are getting way more physical at school dances — and administrators can’t stop them

  A compromise like that would be fine with Rob Rzeczkowski, the young principal of St. Kevin School. “We do the best we can to […]

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He’s a decorated war hero, an accomplished lawyer and an all-around good guy. So what’s David Urban doing in a racket like lobbying?

  “I’m no hero,” he says. At least, not in a summer-action-blockbuster way. But even two decades later, he’s still very much an Army man, […]

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The amiable, Emmy-award-winning Fox 29 meteorologist—and longtime man-about-town—takes a minute from his busiest season to come clean about his fear of commitment, his man-love for Howard Stern, and the Philly restaurant even he can’t get into

My full name is … John Edward Bolaris. I am a … Greek-American. I was born in … Long Island, New York. I’ve lived in […]

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Issues at the Philadelphia airport will never truly be resolved.

The City of Philadelphia has spent more than half a century trying to figure out how to run the airport, and I’m hard-pressed to come […]

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Is he a serial sexual harasser and tyrannical boss, as some of his former employees allege? Or is he the most effective public-housing leader in the history of Philadelphia, as he and his defenders contend? Or could Carl Greene, somehow, be both?

  It was a chilling performance, though when I ask him about it, Greene says that he didn’t “think that I was personal,” and tells […]

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This time of year, some fashion rules are meant to be broken

It’s not that I don’t know that they’re ugly and over. It’s that I don’t care. I was part of the craze several years back, […]


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Your Guide to the 2026 General Election

Your Guide to the 2026 General Election

All the candidates — including PA governor and U.S. reps — on the ballot on November 3rd.

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly


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Looks we’ve seen and liked (or not so much)

A few months ago, a buyer for a fancy local women’s department told me Philadelphians don’t wear capes. I’m not sure where she got her […]

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Everything woman

Page through the chic black Moleskine notebook of civil rights attorney and bakery co-founder Norrinda Brown Hayat, and you’ll find lists snaking down its pages. […]

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The genial but bold-thinking new CEO of the Inquirer and Daily News represents the papers’ last best hope to survive in the age of digital news. At stake is nothing less than how Philadelphia knows what it knows

  “There is nothing to pull off the shelf and say, ‘If we execute this plan well, it will work,’” he told me earlier in […]

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When the Parking Authority took over Philly cabs five years ago, we were supposed to get a cleaner, safer, friendlier experience. But many city taxis are still junkers, and the drivers are often surly and clueless. Why are we being taken for such a ride?

  Speedy stops on the corner of 12th and Spruce around 8:30 to pick up a sharply dressed man in a dark suit and tie […]

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It’s a digital death match

On February 15*, 1946, dozens of the nation’s top scientific minds enjoyed a lobster bisque and filet mignon dinner at Houston Hall. After dessert, they […]

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Best of Philly 2026

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Sorry about that

Since DNA testing became commonplace in the ’90s, more than 250 convicts nationwide have been set free — including 11 in Pennsylvania. Marshall Hale would […]

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Probably not. But it might help keep the little guys alive

In December, the William Penn Foundation quietly bequeathed $2.4 million to fund a journalism incubator program at Temple, which, if successful, could help small, independent […]

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An Old World saloon on the Schuylkill.

It’s the age-old quandary: You want to go drinking with an oddball genius from a Wes Anderson film, but can’t locate a sufficiently quirky venue. […]

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Philly bakers are recasting the Southern specialty cake
as everything from waffles to whoopie pies

Red velvet waffle / SupperIt may be the most decadent brunch entrée in town: Chef Mitch Prensky thins his cocoa-powder-based red velvet cake mix into […]

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