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The birth of Edward Wesley Robinson Jr. on April 24, 1918 in Philadelphia laid the foundation for the birth of African consciousness—and the academic excellence […]
The 2012 Summer Olympics are set to start in London in just over a month (we hear there’s going to be a torch, or something). […]
Lenfest Offers $40M Challenge Grant for Museum. The American Revolution Center is supposedly set to unveil plans for a new ” Museum of the American […]
Today’s Google Doodle celebrates the 79th anniversary of the debut of the drive-in movies. On June 6, 1933 the first drive-in movie theater opened on […]
A guy was getting married in San Francisco when he saw a Fat Boys record and felt inspired to start collecting pizza memorabilia. This summer, […]
June 9th and 10th will mark Eastern State Penitentiary’s Prison Break weekend. The event focuses on some of the greatest prison escapes in American history—including […]
On May 13, 1985 at 5:20 p.m., a blue and white Pennsylvania State Police helicopter took off from the command post’s flight pad at 63rd […]
ESPN’s lofty Internet experiment Grantland has a detailed piece chronicling pick-up basketball games in Washington D.C. during the summer of 1957. That year, Wilt Chamberlain […]
On Saturday, “Dead Sea Scrolls: Life and Faith in Ancient Times” exhibit will open at the Franklin Institute. The exhibit features some of the oldest […]
It may take some time before many of us will fully realize the significance of President Obama’s “coming out,” as it were, in favor of […]
Harvey Milk’s legacy reaches well beyond his activist roots in San Francisco – the city where he worked and was tragically assassinated after serving less […]
Bayard Rustin once said that “to be afraid is to behave as if the truth were not true.” As the right-hand man to Dr. Martin […]
Many local rappers have lately been paying homage to the city’s iconic locales. Here are a few of my favorites. ARTIST: Reef the Lost Cauze […]
Let me see if I understand this: Some of us would like our government to put up a fence to keep Mexicans in Mexico, maybe […]
Fox and Sameric Movie Theaters I saw the first Superman, with Christopher Reeve, at the Fox on Market Street, and went to a ton of […]