Mike Isabella, former Top Chef contestant and friend of Kevin Sbraga, will be traveling up from his home in Washington, DC to cook at Sbraga […]
Camden-based Campbell Soup Co. has announced that 1.2 million cans of soup featuring Andy Warhol quotes and his rendition of the famous label will be […]
Oh, those crazy cats over at Art In The Age… First they get us to drink boozy rootbeer party juice. Then it’s liquid gingersnaps. Then […]
A would-be robber is under arrest after holding up Fogo de Chao at gunpoint. The attempted robbery occurred Sunday around 9 p.m. The alleged thief, James […]
Philly’s Rosenbach Museum and Library recently added Stephen Colbert’s manuscript of the “35-page novel” I Am a Pole (And So Can You!) to its collection. […]
On Friday, the Rodin Museum on the Parkway will reopen after a three-year, $9 million renovation project. All of the sculptures have been returned to […]
Starting on Monday, July 9th and lasting until September 2nd, The Capital Grille is bringing back one of its most popular (and unbelievable) events: The […]
In a recent blog post, Kimberly Camp—who headed The Barnes from 1998 to 2005—says that bankruptcy wasn’t the reason the foundation needed to move to […]
As of this Sunday, the price of general admission at the Philadelphia Museum of Art will cost $20. The impact of the 25-percent price bump […]
The first day of Summer is a reasonable day to introduce some new summer menu items and that’s exactly what Kevin Sbraga has done. New […]
Walgreens have been taking over Borders locations across the country and HughE Dillon has the details on mega-Walgreens going into the former Borders at Broad […]
She’s put a blazing pink sweater on the Rocky statue, sewed über-fuzzy seat covers onto the El and covered a Girard payphone with a multicolored […]
In a piece on the new Barnes for Vanity Fair, Paul Goldberger briefly explains the tumultuous move from Lower Merion to the Parkway before gushing […]
Philadelphia artist Karen Kilimnik will be featured in an exhibit at the Brant Foundation in Greenwich, Connecticut from Saturday through September. The exhibit will include […]
Philadelphia has more outdoor sculpture than any city in the country. This is the kind of fact we Philadelphians like to trot out when we […]
