PHIADELPHIA, PA - In a shocking turn of events, Jack Black, the beloved actor and musician, has canceled the rest of his Tenacious D tour and announced that "all future creative plans are on hold." The decision came after his bandmate, Kyle Gass, made a controversial joke about the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump during a recent show in Australia. Photo: Twitter The incident occurred during Tenacious D's concert in Sydney, where Gass, in response to … [Read more...]
Summer Ale Festival at the Philly Zoo: A Beer Lover’s Paradise
PHIADELPHIA, PA - Get ready to unleash your inner beer enthusiast at the Philadelphia Zoo's Summer Ale Festival, happening on Saturday, July 20th! This unique event combines the thrill of exploring the zoo's animal exhibits with the pleasure of sampling over 100 award-winning craft beers, seltzers, ciders, and hard iced teas. Local Brews and Beyond: The festival boasts an impressive lineup of local favorites, including Tired Hands Brewing Company, Three 3's Brewing Company, Two … [Read more...]
New I-95 sign misspelled in Philadelphia: Welcome to “Cenrtal Phila.”
PHIADELPHIA, PA - In a hilarious turn of events, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has once again proven that even the simplest tasks can be challenging for the government. A new sign along Interstate 95 in Philadelphia has been erected with a glaring spelling error, leaving drivers scratching their heads and wondering if the state's education system needs an overhaul. The sign, located near Cottman Avenue and State Road in the Tacony section of Philadelphia, … [Read more...]
Philadelphia Heat Wave Continues: Residents Seek Relief Amidst Scorching Temperatures
Philadelphia, PA - As the city continues to swelter under a relentless heat wave, residents are finding creative ways to beat the heat and stay cool. With temperatures soaring into the mid-90s and heat index values making it feel like the triple digits, Philadelphians are flocking to local cooling centers, parks, and pools to escape the oppressive heat. The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging's Heatline (215-765-9040) has been inundated with calls from concerned residents seeking … [Read more...]
Temple University Student Charged with Murder of Girlfriend
Philadelphia, PA - In a shocking turn of events, a 21-year-old Temple University student has been arrested and charged with the murder of his girlfriend, also a student at the North Philadelphia school. The incident has sent shockwaves through the university community and beyond. City police announced the charges on Sunday, following a thorough investigation into the tragic event. The victim's identity has not yet been released, pending notification of her family. The accused, whose … [Read more...]
Cheesesteak Craze Hits Trump Rally: Chickie’s & Pete’s Runs Out of Philly’s Favorite Fare
PHILADELPHIA - In a Twitter post, Mark Naughton reports, in a surprising turn of events at a recent Trump rally in Philadelphia, the beloved local eatery Chickie's & Pete's found themselves in a bit of a pickle. No, they didn't run out of pickles, but they did run out of something just as essential to the Philly experience - cheesesteaks! Picture this: a sea of passionate Trump supporters, all eager to get their hands on the iconic Philly cheesesteak, only to be met with the … [Read more...]
What is The Most Expensive Hotel in Philadelphia?
PHILADELPHIA, PA - When it comes to experiencing the pinnacle of luxury in Philadelphia, look no further than the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center. This architectural marvel, soaring above the city skyline, offers an unparalleled experience that combines opulent accommodations, world-class amenities, and breathtaking views. A Haven of Elegance and Sophistication: The Four Seasons Philadelphia is a testament to modern luxury, boasting sleek and stylish rooms and … [Read more...]
What is The Oldest Running Restaurant in Philadelphia?
PHILADELPHIA, PA: In the heart of South Philadelphia, amidst the bustling Italian Market, stands a culinary landmark withstood the test of time: Ralph's Italian Restaurant. Established in 1900, this family-owned establishment proudly holds the title of America's oldest Italian restaurant. It serves classic Italian-American fare that has delighted generations of Philadelphians. Ralph's Italian Restaurant: A Timeless Taste of Philadelphia's Culinary History Founded by Francesco … [Read more...]
Best Must-Try: All-You-Can-Eat Buffets in Delaware
DELAWARE STATE - Delaware may be tiny in size, but its culinary scene offers a diverse range of flavors and dining experiences. While not known for its abundance of buffets, the state still boasts a few hidden gems where you can indulge in a feast of all-you-can-eat delights. Delaware's Best Buffets: Indulge in All-You-Can-Eat Delights King Buffet (Dover) For a diverse selection of Asian and American cuisine, King Buffet in Dover is a top contender. With a vast array of dishes, ranging … [Read more...]
What Is The Oldest Cemetery in New Jersey?
NEW JERSEY STATE—New Jersey, with its rich colonial history, is home to several cemeteries dating back centuries. These burial grounds offer a fascinating glimpse into the past, with gravestones bearing witness to the lives of early settlers, war veterans, and prominent figures. New Jersey's Oldest Cemeteries: Unearthing History Through Centuries-Old Gravestones The title of "oldest cemetery in New Jersey" is a subject of debate, as several cemeteries claim to have the earliest … [Read more...]
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