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New Skyscraper to Redefine Philly Skyline, Economy & Culture

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Besides local monuments and accents, skylines are at the top of the list of what defines a city. For almost a decade, Philly’s landscape has gone without any major changes, but coming soon to Center City is the Comcast Innovation and Technology Center at 18th and Arch Streets right next to the existing Comcast Center. […]

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It’s Christmas and You Look Like You Need a Cocktail

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Every year around mid-November the holiday cheer rolls in. Everyone is ready for family gatherings, a few days off from work, and the general good tidings that the season brings. After Black Friday though, the stress of what to get Uncle Jerry and Cousin Sarah sets in. Let’s not forget all the cooking, baking, and

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Philly PR Girls’ Thanksgiving Playlist

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Thanksgiving is a time for friends, family… and lots and lots of food. That being said, we know that many people spend their entire day in the kitchen preparing for what has become, to many households, the biggest and most important feast of the year. That’s where our Thanksgiving playlist comes in; a track listing

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Business Women Know – Risks Are The Key to Success

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Recently, Philly PR Girl joined in on the Inaugural Global Interdependence Center Women’s Conference, Women and Risk: Myth or Market Opportunity? This gave us a chance to meet with and listen to experts speak on female business owners and women’s careers. Some of the objectives of this first annual conference were to address women’s financial

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Behind the Zoo: A Look at America’s First Wildlife Park

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On Monday, Philly PR girl had the opportunity to get a behind the scenes look at the Philadelphia Zoo. Thanks to our friends at the Global Philadelphia Association, we enjoyed an hour and a half tour that gave us a new perspective on how the zoo operates. The forty-two acres that are home to over

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October Starts Off Right with A Pynk Affair

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Last Friday was the sold-out PYNK Affair event at Yards Brewing Company Friday night. The local brewery teamed up with Little Baby’s Ice Cream for a night of music, beer and frozen treats all in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The event was also an opportunity for some special unveilings including Yards seasonal Pynk

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Pretty Pretty Rebel Takes Femme Rock N’ Roll Style to a New Dimension

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To get ready for Philly Fashion Week and the Philadelphia Collection we stopped by a local designer’s Trunk Show to check out her new designs and to get inspired.   Philly’s own Leah Delfiner is taking pretty in punk to a new level. The designer takes cues from fashion revolutionary Betsey Johnson to create rock n’ roll

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Art Exhibitions in Philadelphia This Fall

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Art is everywhere in Philadelphia. For instance there’s the Mural Arts Project that decorates buildings on practically every block in the city, the non-commissioned street-art and graffiti in every back alley, or the finer showings seen in galleries. Museums, with their stoic marble walls and often-cold atmosphere, usually bring to mind classic works of art

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