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EI: As a producer and writer, do you spend much time with your stars, or do they keep their distance from you no-name types? MH:I’ve […]

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Sorry, University City. Princeton — with its lofty trees, small-town boutiques, and whiffs of esteemed former residents Albert Einstein and F. Scott Fitzgerald in the […]

When Albanian-born beauty Bela Shehu closed her eponymous shop on 13th Street and disappeared from the pages of Lucky, she left traces of her work […]

Comfort food: Grilled cheese. Ethnic restaurant preference: Greek or Mediterranean. Where you get that around here: There’s not one place I can think of. Domino’s, […]

Yes. Keeping up is hard. Even Tiffany Gabbay was worried that Brielle’s birthday carnival wouldn’t blow it out of the box. Until she found it […]

Most likely, one of those kids playing touch football that evening on Charise’s street is her half-brother. His father doesn’t live with Charise’s mother anymore. […]

It seems a perfect place for a margherita pie fresh from the brick oven, this slender little dark-wood hideaway just off -Rittenhouse Square. Alas, the […]

Forget those ho-hum microwaveable meals in your grocer’s freezer. At Philly restaurants, potpies are good eats. Take Standard Tap’s chicken pie (pictured), a year-round staple […]

Twig lamps, red-and-white-checkered chairs, exposed beams and log piles make the old Inn Flight feel more cabin-in-the-woods than across-the-street-from-a-hospital. Such rustic details put an eater […]

Where can you find superb chicken-liver mousse, served with crisp, buttery toast points? At a beer-focused pub in Fishtown, that’s where. It’s definitely a tavern […]