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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Philadelphia |
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Search ArticlesThe Great Analog Rebellion
Opinion The Great Analog Rebellion We’ve “optimized” our lives to death. Can we please reclaim some joy already? The joy of going analog / Illustration by James Boyle Back in May, a friend asked if I wanted to see Bruce Springsteen the following night at Xfinity Mobile Arena. The Boss was closing out his Land of Hope and Dreams tour, and my friend had an extra ticket. The free (!) seat was in a private suite that had its own bathroom, because life high on the hog is magical.
Analog Your Life: A Philadelphian’s Guide
Analog Your Life: A Philadelphian’s Guide In the age of Claude and Waymo and remote work, the task of disengaging feels Sisyphean. So much of life feels constantly, distractingly accessible, but also fleeting, intangible, and permeable — the way something necessarily must be to live in a cloud. But humans are still physical creatures, and also (sometimes) reflective ones. And so blessedly there is a widespread, growing sense that a backlash to the downsides of the Digital Age is officially here.
Police Are Not the Answer at Devil’s Pool
Opinion Police Are Not the Answer at Devil’s Pool If we really care about our environment, we should fund our parks and meet people where they are at. Devil’s Pool / Photograph by Bradley Maule Summer is leaving us yet again in Philadelphia, and what parting gifts it has bestowed this year. Cool mornings, warm afternoons, balmy breezes in the evenings — weeks-long stretches of these glorious, goldilocks days.
Which Closed Philly Restaurant Do You Miss the Most? Here Are Our Critic’s Picks
Opinion Which Closed Philly Restaurant Do You Miss the Most? Here Are Our Critic’s Picks Gone but not forgotten: Jason Sheehan revisits the ghosts of Philly restaurants past. We spend a lot of time talking here about the newest restaurants, the hottest menus, the most interesting openings, and the best dishes in the city. And that’s as it should be. We cover the news, after all, and Philly is absolutely booming right now.
Dear Kimberly: I Want to Find Romance. How Do I Ask My Friends for Help?
Q&A Dear Kimberly: I Want to Find Romance. How Do I Ask My Friends for Help? Everyone I know is in a relationship, but I’ve been on dating apps for years. I’d love to try a “Pitch a Friend” night, but I’m not sure if my friends will be on board. Kimberly McGlonn is back with gentle wisdom to help you navigate life’s tough situations. Have a Q for Kimberly? Fill out the form here and we’ll do our best to feature it in an upcoming column.
A Whimsical Dino Wedding at the Academy of Natural Sciences
News A Whimsical Dino Wedding at the Academy of Natural Sciences Fossils wearing bow-ties and a floral jungle made for an epic celebration at the soon-to-close museum. The newlyweds stole a moment away among the dioramas in the Academy of Natural Sciences’ North American Hall. / Photograph by Lauryn Reifinger Photography Not many people dream of getting married in the shadow of a monstrous Tyrannosaurus rex, but — as the wedding of Rachel Kinney and Samuel Beckley proved — they really should.
Award-Winning Comics Creator Brian “Box” Brown Returns With Two New Graphic Novels
Q&A Award-Winning Comics Creator Brian “Box” Brown Returns With Two New Graphic Novels One’s a dark and funny dystopia, the other’s a biography of Marc Maron’s WTF podcast. Detail from WTF is a Podcast with Marc Maron, one of two new graphic novels by Brian “Box” Brown about to drop. Philly-based comics creator Brian “Box” Brown never planned to drop two big new graphic novels in rapid succession — it just kind of worked out like that.
Cecily Tynan Gets the David Muir Treatment
News Cecily Tynan Gets the David Muir Treatment She gave her last 6ABC broadcast on Monday night. David Muir gives Cecily Tynan a happy retirement message on World News Tonight / Courtesy of ABC) That’s exactly what happened on Tuesday, on the first day of Tynan’s retirement after nearly 31 years at 6ABC.
Angela Duckworth on Her New Book, Grit , Controversy, and Parenting in a Digital Age
Q&A Angela Duckworth on Her New Book, Grit, Controversy, and Parenting in a Digital Age The Penn professor and bestselling author just released Situated.
Philly Sports Nostalgia Scores Big at Mitchell & Ness’s Rittenhouse Flagship
News Philly Sports Nostalgia Scores Big at Mitchell & Ness’s Rittenhouse Flagship Three floors of jerseys, hats, and memorabilia celebrating Philly sports Jackets and other merch on display at Mitchell & Ness / Photography courtesy of Mitchell & Ness Long before rappers made throwback jerseys fashion and sports nostalgia became a billion-dollar business, Mitchell & Ness was just a Philadelphia sporting goods store on Arch Street in Center City. Founded in 1904 by former tennis champion Frank P.