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“There are laws to protect the freedom of the press’s speech, but none that are worth anything to protect the people from the press.” — […]

Just got off a media conference call with former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell. Or, rather, the call dropped. (Did the guv hang up on me?!) […]

This morning, we’re hearing that former Pennsylvania Governor and generally awesome Philadelphian Ed Rendell has set his sights on the Philadelphia Inquirer and its related […]

It was the acrobats that screwed me up the most–the half-naked boys and girls literally swinging from the rafters at Pier 9 while Feastival was […]

The devastating news is in, guys. If you’re web-surfing while standing up, for some odd reason, please take a seat. Grab some Kleenex. This is […]

Back in July, in response to rumors that he was having an affair with a Commonwealth staffer, Ed Rendell told Philly Mag’s Robert Huber: “I […]

For the next talk-show host at MSNBC, my vote goes to – wait for it – the former governor of the great state of Pennsylvania.

It was a December night, late ’90s. My entire family was in downtown Philadelphia taking in the Christmas attractions. One of our traditions was marveling […]

In the movie Dave, Kevin Kline plays a Presidential lookalike who finds himself running the country after the real President falls into a coma. Convening […]

Speculation about a 2012 presidential Democratic primary challenge against Barack Obama was stoked by Russ Feingold last week. After the longtime Wisconsin senator lost his […]

Day and night, black and white, right and wrong. All describe what New Jersey is versus what it was. The difference?  Simple.  It’s Chris Christie […]

Ed Rendell has always had his eyes on his next job. When he was district attorney in Philadelphia, it became clear that he wanted to […]

Bill Murray must be furious. Two decades after the release of his classic Groundhog Day — in which a series of events is repeated over […]

Is Governor Rendell having an affair with a state government employee? In a story published in the new issue of Philadelphia magazine, both the governor […]

The second annual An Evening in Franklin Square, held last Thursday night, was much grander than last year’s event. This year was black tie, and […]