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Comcast Knows How Much You Hate Them — and They Really Want to Fix It
It sounds like the title of a ’70s action flick starring Pam Grier, set to an Isaac Hayes soundtrack: Asshole Brown and SuperBitch. As it […]
9 Unbelievably True Tales of Philadelphia Mayors
The Philadelphia mayor’s race is in full swing — and something’s missing. It’s not as wild as the last time Philadelphia had a competitive Democratic […]
Your Eagles Draft Cheat Sheet
After a serious power grab this off-season, coach Chip Kelly is now the Head of All Things Important for the Eagles — which makes this […]
Is Jim Kenney a True Progressive?
Like a good Catholic boy, City Councilman Jim Kenney was attending mass in South Philadelphia. Unlike a good Catholic boy — at least as far […]
The Gastronaut: I Love the ’80s
I am, for better or for worse, a child of the 1980s. Born in 1973, I spent my youth in a haze of Transformers (the […]
10 Coolest Fitness and Foodie Events in Philly This Month: May 2015
Spring is in full swing this month with plenty of outdoor fitness opportunities — and indoor ones for the foodies amongst us — to keep […]
City House of the Week: Historic Joseph Wetherill House in Society Hill
We’re back in Society Hill this week with a gorgeous historical home on one of the city’s premier streets: 233 Delancey. The home was built […]
How Philadelphia’s Fuzzy Racial Math Could Tip the Mayoral Election
Eight months into Michael Nutter’s first year as mayor, the New York Times Magazine published an 8,200-word story headlined “Is Obama the End of Black Politics?” […]
21 Tips for Riding a Bike in Philly
Savor this. It’s a great moment to bike in Philadelphia. The weather is just peachy, our bike-lane network has grown by 50 miles under Mayor Michael Nutter, and the […]
Is New Philadelphia … a Fit Philadelphia?
It started out innocently enough. Most plans conceived on yoga mats do. After a grueling sequence, the instructor paused to offer a gentler, modified pose […]
The Revisit: Fond
Every cook loves getting a bigger kitchen, and Lee Styer is no exception. Two-and-a-half years after moving Fond half a block from its original niche […]