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She's a city fixture, whose legal name is Lynette D. Morrison. She’s always singing. “Buy my candy! Oooooooh. Buy my candy.” They’re jingles; they’re serenades. → Read More
There is no other place like Morris Home. Can it live up to its promise? → Read More
Fairview, which inventively takes on stereotypes, will be at the Wilma Theater for three weeks starting May 31. "It’s heavy material. Some of it is quite dark,” Ijames said. → Read More
Politicians love to lunch on Election Day. But first they have to visit Clout's hot seat to answer three questions. → Read More
The Philadelphia Eagles will welcome back kelly green as an alternate uniform in 2023. Does this represent a return to our core identity? → Read More
Long before Tomarra Sankara-Kilombo opened Black Soul Vintage, she was the kid who followed her mom in thrift stores, growing into the adult who people would ask, “Where’d you get that?" → Read More
The water-main break in the 1200 block of Spruce Street had been first reported at 5:30 a.m. Sunday, said PWD spokesperson Brian Rademaekers. It impacted 45 properties. → Read More
“I just think you have to hold onto those memories, whether they’re good or bad. They’re still part of your family. A part of who you are. A part of who we become.” → Read More
'Backing Track' premieres at the Arden Theatre with a queer love story and characters who love their karaoke. → Read More
Written by award-winning South Philly playwright James Ijames, "TJ Loves Sally 4 Ever" is making its regional debut at Norristown's Theatre Horizon. → Read More
Black Opals, published four times between 1927 and 1928, is finding new readers after nearly 100 years in obscurity. → Read More
To close out 2021, we checked in with people from the Philadelphia region to see how they’ve kept going → Read More
The student was 21 years old. → Read More
The student was 21 years old. → Read More
The gallery owners intentionally made backdrops from hip hop culture and street art to make their demographic feel at home. → Read More
Saturday's outdoor market will feature ceramics, jewelry, fashion, furniture, home goods, and more art from other mediums. → Read More
Welsh was a dancer, choreographer, dance scholar, Temple University professor and an author and editor of seminal works on Afrocentricity and Black movement traditions. → Read More
”Everything they want to know about Chinatown? Probably we can give them some simple introduction.” → Read More
Taj Poscé, Maureen Maduadichie, Johnny Irizarry, and more great art to see this fall. → Read More
A mixed-media exhibition at Hatfield House explores how time isn’t linear. Looking at time another way, how do we see our ancestors and ourselves? → Read More