April 27, 2018
Television
by
Michael Tanenbaum
On "First Drafts of Rock," "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon and actor Kevin Bacon cover "American Woman" by The Guess Who.
April 26, 2018
Media
by
Michael Tanenbaum
The longtime face of "Philly Sports Talk," formerly "Daily News Live," will soon begin anchoring all of the pre- and post-game shows on the new-look NBC Sports Philadelphia.
April 26, 2018
City Council
by
Michael Tanenbaum
In the wake of last week's $1 billion fine levied against Wells Fargo by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a Philadelphia city councilwoman is calling on Comcast Spectacor to rename the Wells Fargo Center in response to the bank's unethical practices.
April 26, 2018
Development
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Developers have submitted a plan to tear down the Saved Me animal rescue, Doggie Style pet store and Pet Mechanic veterinary office located along N. 3rd Street in Northern Liberties.
April 26, 2018
Collectibles
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Made of 14-karat gold, Ben Simmons 2016-2017 Sixers rookie card could be worth $150,000 or more.
April 25, 2018
Investigation
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Philadelphia police are searching for a suspect after two teenagers were stabbed Wednesday afternoon at SEPTA's 8th Street Station on the Market-Frankford Line.
April 25, 2018
Development
by
Michael Tanenbaum
With increasing urgency to adopt more sustainable approaches to urban development, one Washington, D.C. architecture firm wants our city to become a trailblazer in the future of high-rise construction.
April 25, 2018
Homicide
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Authorities in Gloucester County filed charges Wednesday in last month's fatal road rage stabbing of a father whose car was stalled out in a snowstorm.
April 25, 2018
Politics
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Mercurial hip-hop star Kanye West burst out of his extended absence from the public eye last week with a series of pseudo-philosophical tweets he described as some kind of "book."
April 24, 2018
NBA
by
Michael Tanenbaum
During the leanest years of the Sixers' multi-year tanking project, popularly sanitized as the Process, one of the team's harshest critics was ESPN analyst and former Philadelphia beat writer Stephen A. Smith.