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Do Women Really Want Their Own Viagra?
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Philly Mag Cover Criticized at Second Event This Week
For the second time this week, the widely criticized cover of Philadelphia magazine’s October issue was a major topic of discussion at a roundtable event. The cover, headlined “A […]
The Politics of Fighting Media Exclusion
The much-criticized October cover of Philadelphia magazine — which features a photo of seven city public schoolchildren, none of whom are African-American — was the jumping-off point […]
A Very Philly Thanksgiving
Photography by Jason Varney Click to jump: Entrées | Side Dishes and Appetizers | Desserts » Entrées Jose Garces’s Deep-Fried Turkey Restaurateur and chef WHY […]
The Philadelphian’s Guide to the Most Epic Fall Ever
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Dating in Philly After 30: Ugh.
I was a little nervous. Maybe more than a little nervous. It had, after all, been a solid 10 years since I’d been on a […]
An Exclusive Excerpt From The Abbey, James Martin’s New Novel
The Abbey, the first novel by the Jesuit writer and Philadelphia native James Martin, SJ, is set in and around Philadelphia. Anne is a recently […]
What Would You Do If You Found a Bag of Human Ashes?
*The names of this person and those related to him as well as identifying details of his death have been changed. The day I found […]
Allan Domb: The Condo King
There are two distraught gentlemen in Allan Domb’s lobby, flipping out about the Pope. The date is July 29th, almost two months before Francis and […]
10 Ways to Have the Best Eagles Tailgate Ever
1. Laying down a strong foundation for a day of drinking and jeering is vital, but first you should decide how ambitious you want to […]
How to Find the Best Philadelphia School for Your Child
The move to the ’burbs used to be almost automatic for Philadelphians with means — families of all races picked up and left the city […]
Is Josh Innes Destroying Philly Sports Radio?
The following is a typical day on the air with Josh Innes, the new afternoon-drive host on 94 WIP, Philadelphia sports-talk radio’s long-running leader. If […]
Ask Liz: How Much Should I Tip Parking Attendants?
It used to be acceptable, when you parked your car in an indoor lot downtown, to tip the driver a dollar for retrieving it. But […]
What Happened After My Kidnapping
Hello, my name is Brad Pearson. In March 2006, you were one of three people who kidnapped me in West Philadelphia. I’m writing this letter […]
Chris Matthews on Growing Up Catholic in Philadelphia
I REMEMBER WHEN “THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH” came to Hunting Park. It really happened. I Googled it. In 1950, the Barnum & Bailey Circus […]