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Years before her Emmy-winning TV career, Quinta Brunson was inspired by a FOX 29 meteorologist

Tired of X, rapper Meek Mill now has a LinkedIn account. We tried to find out why.

Two East Germantown neighbors had a falling out so dramatic that two reality TV shows had to tell their story

Who is Keke Palmer’s boyfriend, and does he prove that men from Philly are ‘embarrassing’? We investigate.


Life

Former UArts dance instructor could be deported due to school closure

These space-obsessed brothers are bringing a new attraction to South Street. It’s out of this world.


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Leon Thomas III Talks Unleashing 'Mutt' And Pushing R&B Forward

Keke Palmer Gets Raw On 'Just Keke': How The Multi-Hyphenate Reclaimed Her Narrative & Entered Her "Awareness Era"

Kendrick Lamar, SZA go full speed at the Linc for the ‘Grand National Tour’


Sports

Julius Erving remembers Philly fans forever reminding him of the debt he owed them — until it was ‘paid in full’


Community

Bryn Mawr College’s first Black graduate had to walk a mile to get to class. A new monument honors her journey.

Philadelphia’s Black Cowboys honor a fallen, four-legged figure

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.


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Theater

‘Tommy and Me’ at People’s Light is the perfect playoff season treat

New Philly theater company is creating productions for children with disabilities

From South Philly to Broadway to addiction and back again


Comedy

Lisa Ann Walter wants some Philly restaurant recommendations

After many viral clips, teacher-turned-comic Chip Chantry is ready for a special

‘Chappelle’s Show’ alum Donnell Rawlings is all right with being called mild


History

Benjamin Franklin’s oldest surviving letter is on display for the first time, thanks to a former Flyers president

The story of a museum that used to be a prison, as told by acclaimed ceramicist Roberto Lugo

New exhibit centers on the legend and legacy of Black Founding Father James Forten and his family

A stolen musket from the Revolutionary War returns to Philly


Literature

Charlamagne tha God is done with the small talk

Dawn Staley, proudly ‘made in North Philly,’ wants everybody to know where she is from