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Friday The Devil’s Den happy hour seems too good to be true (half-off all draft beers from 5 to 7pm) but we were there last […]

Yesterday’s Philadelphia Inquirer article on brunch spots in South Philadelphia inspired us to create a Brunch Belt map. Enjoy. Brunch Belt [Philadelphia Inquirer]

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If you’ve read the Philadelphia Weekly over the past decade, you’ve probably seen the award-winning column “The Trouble With Spikol,” in which the 41-year-old Philly […]

Close call!  The iconic collegiate regatta — a Schuylkill staple since 1953 — almost charted a new course this year. Amid rising costs, Dad Vail […]

DAY ONE Coffee (with tip): La Colombe, Center City $3 Lunch: Di Bruno Bros., C.C. $8.99 DAY TWO Coffee (with tip): La Colombe, C.C. $2 […]

HBO’s new documentary about the Philadelphia Flyers of the ’70s plays as a love story — a toothless, bloody love story, between a gang of […]

There are the lists we all love to be on: the Social Register, Academy Ball, Lilly pre-warehouse sale, executive committee for Bradley Cooper’s family reunions. […]

That little piece of foodie nirvana known as the Headhouse Square Farmers’ Market begins this Sunday. This season the Sunday market will sport more than […]

Trey Popp gives us two reviews in one yesterday as he reviews the bricks and mortar Don Memo Restaurant in Upper Darby and the Tacos […]

Hollywood was still buzzing the day after the Academy Awards. Entering a small theater on Santa Monica Boulevard, I half expected to step over a […]

Call it a high-stakes leadership gamble: As money woes, shrinking audiences and shifting demographics create a perfect storm for our cultural icons, they’re recruiting top […]

Except for his political science students at Temple, nobody’s heard much in the way of politics from ex-mayor John F. Street since he left office […]

Bartering, once a practice reserved for third-graders at lunch and coiffed publicists swapping press releases for blowouts, has, thanks to our crapilicious, layoff-prolific economy, been […]