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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No Reservations at the Adrienne Theater

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This highly original madcap holiday comedy satirizes our celebrity-obsessed, media-saturated culture, and asks what the age-old story of Christmas might look like today. The writer behind the play is New York Times best-selling humorist, Josh Piven, who says, “We’ve developed such a fascination with the cult of celebrity, and there’s now a virtual imperative to

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This Week in Philly

This Week in Philly

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Here’s whats going on this week in Philly… Monday, December 9th  Sensing Change – View the world with a fresh perspective after exploring the Chemical Heritage Foundation’s art exhibit, which considers local, global, and cultural implications of our ever-changing globe. Discover a floating greenhouse with native plants found underfoot, follow breezes and storm-force winds across

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First Friday Interview: Tony Luke Jr.

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When it comes to Philadelphia icons, no one takes the cheesesteak like Tony Luke, Jr.  Born and bred in South Philly, Tony is a jack of all trades with impressive credentials, from international restaurateur to actor; sports reporter to songwriter and producer. He is set to judge on Spike TV’s upcoming original series, Frankenfood, in

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What To Do When It’s Chilly in Philly

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Though the temperature continues to drop, that’s simply not a good enough reason to stay indoors. Philly is full of extraordinary activities this winter – both indoors and out. Sure, in the summertime we have rollerblading, but there’s something special about being able to glide on ice. There are some veteran ice-skating rinks like Class

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This Week in Philly

This Week in Philly

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Happy December! Here’s whats going on this week in Philly… Monday, December 2nd No Reservations – New York Times best-selling humorist Josh Piven’s holiday comedy satirizes our celebrity-obsessed and media-overloaded society. “No Reservations”, directed by Allison Heishman at the Adrienne Theater, exhibits a modern day telling of the Nativity scene, complete with Twitter and iPhones,

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Philly’s Holiday Shopping Season

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It’s our favorite time of the year…Holiday Shopping Season!   Here’s the inside scoop on our favorite places to shop.  King of Prussia Mall will officially open its doors at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving, providing customers with 26 hours of uninterrupted Black Friday shopping. This year shoppers will have more retail options than ever before with more than 20

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