Where to Celebrate March Madness, Philly Style

March Madness is a beloved phenomenon that happens throughout the month of March every year during the NCAA College Basketball Tournament. This synchronized frenzy is madness because there are so many games going on throughout the country, and usually around the same time! The excitement and anticipation of teams vying for that number one spot and teams […]

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This Week in Philly

Here’s What’s Going On This Week in Philly… Monday, March 9 World Cafe Live presents Moshav, a musical performance by artists Yehuda and Duvid. After releasing their latest album, Dancing In A Dangerous World, the Israel natives will perform their musical talents of vocals, percussion, and guitar for all to see! The show starts at 8

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Dining Spotlight: BonChon

What’s twice-fried and covered in soy garlic and hot sauce all over? Answer: Chinatown’s most talked-about new dinner entree. Korean-style restaurant franchise BonChon recently opened its first Philadelphia location at 1020 Cherry Street, and ever since, the crowds have been unrelenting. BonChon’s concept was first produced in 2002 in South Korea. Since its start, founder Jinduk Seh has expanded

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First Friday Interview: Bryan Mayer of Kensington Quarters

Established by co-owners Bryan Mayer and Michael and Jeniphur Pasquarello, Fishtown’s locally sourced American restaurant and bar provides some of the freshest dishes you’ll find in Philly. That’s because their venue has a butcher shop set up in front, and their mouth-watering entrees are butchered, cooked, grilled, and cured in-house daily. The boys of Kensington Quarters endeavor to support small, local farms

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Uber’s Getting Bigger and Better with uberXL

Uber Technologies has been slowly taking over the transportation world in more than 200 cities, Philadelphia included. Say goodbye to pesky tokens, unexpected delays and abominable parking fees. The good news? Getting around the city is now as easy as a tap of the finger, thanks to this ride requesting service. And with their newest program, uberXL,

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Women’s History Month #WCW | Sharon Pinkenson

We’ve heard that Sharon Pinkenson doesn’t like when people make a big, silly fuss about her hair, so we’re not even going to talk about those signature curly, golden locks of hers – even though they are fabulous. With March here once again, we’re ready to celebrate some amazing females of notoriety in the Philadelphia area

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Upcoming Concerts in Philadelphia: March Edition

Resist the urge to exclusively sing Irish songs this month, and save the jingles for St. Patty’s Day! Countless concerts and shows are coming to you this March and we are ready to hit them ALL. Grab your boyfriend/girlfriend, co-worker or best buds and get ready to vibe to the latest and greatest artists playing concerts

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Spring 2015 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center

You were out over the weekend and heard your friends talking about how completely awesome the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention was, and you were, like, “Wait?! The Tattoo Convention is so much fun! It already happened, and I just completely missed it?” Maybe you need some help staying up to date on what’s going on at the

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Not Your Average 9 to 5: Professional Figure Skating

  Philly PR Girl is kicking off a new monthly interview series featuring individuals living out unusually cool dream jobs. This month we chose to spotlight professional pair Figure Skater, Lauren Farr. Lauren first started skating when she was just four years old in Idaho Falls, Idaho. At the age of 16, she decided to finish her

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