Jim Gaffigan at Citizens Bank Park
Review: Doing the pandemic Philadelphia drive-in scene at Citizens Bank Park with Jim Gaffigan.
Month: August 2020
Philly’s Record Store Day – the first one, August 29 – isn’t going to look like past Record Store Days
One of the first things I can remember about Record Store Days of the past
INCOMING: Philly gets a live vibing Brooklyn Bowl in Fishtown, Point Breeze gets a cured and smoked meaty Community, Penn’s Landing lands the 76ers
Brooklyn Bowl is a combination bowling alley, music venue and restaurant-bar that will be taking residence next The Fillmore.
Warmdaddy’s Closes it Doors
Philly’s Warmdaddy’s closes its doors but owners Robert and Benjamin Bynum are not finished, yet.
Philadelphia Chef Tyler Akin goes home to Wilmington, for the Hotel du Pont’s Green Room do-over as Le Cavalier
If you know anything about Delaware dining, you know the Old World grandeur of The
Leslie Odom Jr.
Beyond being the damn fool who shot “Hamilton” – The Germantown native plots the second half of 2020 with two new projects.
Not SET in its ways: the Philly outpost of NYC’s SET opens in NoLibs
SET NoLibs is the “neighborhood restaurant and sports bar that brings together Asian-fusion elevated bar and comfort food.”
LaNeshe Miller-White, Theatre Philadelphia’s New Executive Director
With 15 years of local theater experience behind her, and the immense cred of having
BlackStar Film Festival 2020
The 2020 Philadelphia BlackStar Film Festival for global communities of color goes virtual. Starting with
The Dead Milkmen “Fascist Groove Thang”
35 years after their first album, “Big Lizard in my Backyard,” The Dead Milkmen are