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In an interview conducted before his death, but published in the November/December issue of The Believer, Maurice Sendak—creator of Where the Wild Things Are and […]
Bradley Cooper Ready to Film in Vegas? It looks like Jenkintown’s golden boy will be in Vegas later this month to film the billionth installment […]
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 […]
Thursday September 13th at 6:30 p.m. JG Domestic will host a “Meet the Maker” Dinner featuring local produce from chef Jose Garces’ own Luna Farm. Garces, JG […]
While Marc Vetri wages war on school lunches Top Chef Kevin Sbraga will be ringing in the school year with a grown-up version of cafeteria […]
As part of R2L’s Celebrity Bartender series District Attorney Seth Williams will be taking the stand – er, bar – tonight and serving up cocktails […]
Marc Vetri can add yet another accomplishment to his resume: blogger for the Huffington Post. Vetri debuted his column (under HuffPost Food, of course)by talking […]
On Sunday night, Walter White (re: The Danger), Jesse Pinkman, Saul Goodman, and the rest of the players in everyone’s favorite meth dealer success story […]
About a month ago, Philly Post contributor Larry Mendte wrote about the looming budget cuts in the Upper Darby School District. “Faced with an expected […]
Maurice Sendak, author of Where the Wild Things Are has passed away at the age of 83 due to complications from a recent stroke. The […]
I went into rehab in 2000 to deal with an addiction to methamphetamine. I shared my room with a woman in her sixties or seventies […]
Last night marked the premiere of Spike’s Ink Masters. The show—hosted by Carmen Electra’s ex-husband, Jane’s Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro—features 10 tattoo artists vying for […]
Yesterday, we had Part 1 of Trey Popp’s adventures in Sulawesi–a continuation of the story he began in this month’s Revisit column about the idiosyncratic […]
In the beginning, chefs were chefs–hot, sweaty, loud, generally French (though occasionally German or Swiss–the product of emigration, international hotel schools and a kind of […]
The Inky has a pro-reform editorial on the challenge to the six-pack law. [Inquirer] Which beer genius Lew Bryson breaks down for you here. [Seen […]