The Very Best of Stand-Up and Sketch Comedy in the United States May 8, 2023 to May 14, 2023

Nicknamed “the Greatest Two Minutes in Sports,” the annual Kentucky Derby is horse play’s grandest moment in the sun, a championship pony race held in Louisville, Kentucky, nearly always on […]

Much in the same manner of what occurs during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and our non-Irish citizenry, people who aren’t necessarily Mexican love to commemorate Cinco de Mayo’s annual May […]

Forty years after the 1982-9183 Philadelphia 76ers took it all in the NBA Championships, the Sixers are back in the playoffs, and, again, up against the Boston Celtics for their […]

To go with Philadelphia’s forever-held reputation for carb-loading local foods and harsh-mellowing opinionated sports fans, is the loving fact that this city’s history of homegrown music is second-to-none. From opera, […]

With the recent passing of Kevin Conroy, the voice of the caped crusader in Batman: The Animated Series and gay icon, it felt like a good time to discuss LGBTQIA+ […]

Death Doula Jill McClennen Explains

From '80s classics to modern cult hits, Justin Perlman looks at the top 10 LGBTQ+ Horror movies to watch this Halloween.

Justin Perlman dives into Queer Film Theory in the horror genre and the very not-subtle gay themes underpinning the 2nd Nightmare On Elm Street movie.

When you find yourself needing a pregnancy test, it’s already stressful. Regardless of what outcome you’re hoping for, there’s a lot of emotion involved in the process- even before you […]

Like knowing where you were when JFK got shot, or when you first heard Cardi B’s “WAP,” recalling what you were doing when you heard that Tucker Carlson left Fox […]

The planets have aligned this week when it comes to all things too rich and too famous with the success of HBO’s Succession and the highly laughable court television dramedy […]

Everybody knows that Everything Everywhere All at Once won EveryOscar. Now that that’s out of the way, the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday night – though remarkably chill in its […]

Key Takeaways: The Philadelphia nativist riots of 1844 were part of a larger wave of riots that swept through American cities in the 1830s and 1840s. The riots were driven […]

Key Takeaways:  In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, contractor bosses known as “construction czars” rose to power in Philadelphia These bosses controlled the hiring and management of workers […]

Key Takeaways: The Consolidation Act of 1854, also known as the “Act of Consolidation,” was a game-changing piece of legislation that fundamentally altered the political and physical landscape of Philadelphia. […]

Key Takeaways:  The Treaty of Shackamaxon was signed in 1682 between William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, and the Lenape tribe. The treaty, also known as the “Great Treaty,” was […]