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If you, like me, are one of the millions of people who watch Law & Order: SVU each week and have been doing so for […]
Brad Ingelsby, the Main Line writer behind Mare of Easttown, returns this month with another HBO crime series set in Delco, Task. Here, Ingelsby talks […]
Before a single scene of the Kensington-set Long Bright River was shot, Liz Moore gathered her writing team and issued a kind of warning: Authenticity […]
Whether you know it or not, much of the world (especially much of the other side of it) is currently glued to the TV for […]
“I grew up here. Went to elementary school here. So did a lot of the girls working the avenue.” So begins the trailer for Long […]
When you binge the new Kensington-set Peacock series Long Bright River, which debuts on March 13th, you’ll see a familiar face in every episode: the […]
South Philadelphia author Liz Moore published her novel Long Bright River in January 2020. Barack Obama loved it so much that he put it on […]
Twentieth Century Fox is none too happy with a Delco man and his pop-up bar that pays tribute to Moe’s Tavern. That’s the watering hole […]
Unless you’ve been completely oblivious to the Philadelphia theater scene and the film and television worlds over the past quarter of a century, you probably […]
I’m originally from … Wayne, but when I’m talking to people outside the area, I just say I’m from Philly. I definitely identify as being […]
As a companion piece to our deep-dive interview with Chestnut Hill’s David Morse, we scoured the actor’s extensive (and we do mean extensive) IMDB page […]
Quinta Brunson, 32, went to Philly public schools, and her mom taught kindergarten at one for decades. All of that experience is condensed into Abbott […]
The new (and final) season of the hit Netflix show Ozark features actor Bruce Davison, who grew up in Delco. We caught up with him […]
Emmy Award nominations won’t be announced until July, but you can be sure that the new ABC comedy Abbott Elementary, created by and starring Philly’s […]
Keesha Boyd, Comcast’s head of multicultural video and entertainment engagement strategy, chatted with us about how she’s driving diversity in Comcast’s programming. Here, she shares […]