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PHOTOS: Soda-Tax Opponents Rally at City Hall
Nothing like a caravan of tractor trailers laying on their horns and blocking traffic to strike sympathy in the hearts of passersby. On Wednesday afternoon, […]
PHOTOS: The LOVE Park Trayvon Martin Rally
On Sunday, Philadelphians gathered throughout the course of the day at LOVE Park to voice their anger about the verdict in the George Zimmerman trial. […]
Silly State Laws and Gay Marriage No-Nos
The Huffington Post takes a very funny, off-the-beaten path approach to state laws in a new post today, “13 Ridiculous Laws States Would Rather Have […]
“Philly is Charlottesville” Rally Planned for Center City
Activists plan to gather on Wednesday night in Center City as part of the “Philly is Charlottesville” march and rally. Interfaith organization POWER (Philadelphians Organized […]
The Best Thing That Happened This Week: Going Home for Thanksgiving
Prognosticators warned the traffic would be dreadful this Thanksgiving holiday, and they were right. On the roads, along the tracks and in the skies, we […]
“Chocolate Slurpy” At Naked Chocolate Cafe
The chocolate fueled buzz around Naked Chocolate Cafe, 1317 Walnut Street, is building. And is it any wonder with items like the “classic” frozen drinking […]
Peanuts and Puberty
Equipped with an imaginative dog, a puny little Christmas tree and loads of missed football kicks, Charles Schulz’s Peanuts crew has captured the attention of […]
Meet the 16 Health Hero Semi-Finalists
>> Voting in the 2012 Health Hero Challenge kicks is now open! Each week in September, four contestants will be up for voting; the winner of […]
La Salle Vs. Penn: The Battle Of the Jackets
Only weeks after Joel Mathis reported on the Frackit, a “frat jacket” created by University of Pennsylvania juniors, La Salle students have thrown their own […]
Straight Ally Patrick Murphy to Appear on MSNBC Tonight
This morning, Philly-born former U.S. Representative and staunch straight ally Patrick Murphy appeared on MSNBC to reflect on his service in the Iraq War.
With All Those Religious Holidays Ending, It’s Time for Penn’s First-Ever “Sex Week”
Did you know that “Everyone masturbates?” Well, thanks to flyers promoting Penn’s first-ever “Sex Week,” now you do. Modeled after Yale’s controversial version, the program […]
Hump Day Headlines
AIDS activist Spencer Cox has died. He was an influential spokesperson for ACT UP. Josh Weston has also died. He was a gay adult film […]
Sweet Dessert Alternatives to Traditional Wedding Cake
Everyone loves a good cake, of course—but sometimes, it’s fun to shake things up. For your Big Day treats, try a non-traditional dessert: Serve it […]
In Arden Theatre’s Cabaret—Garter Belts, Nipples, and Oh, Yes… Nazis
Wilkommen back, Cabaret… though it seems you were only just here. Indeed, it’s been less than six months since the last tour docked briefly at […]
12 Things You Might Not Know About Stephen Girard
Today is the 225th anniversary of the First Bank of the United States, which was founded by Congress in 1791 to stabilize the government and […]