Well, that’s a headline I never thought I’d write. But here we are, in America 2016, where EVERYTHING is possible. While I like watching Trump squirm as much as the next gal or guy, this whole penis game is morally…
I appeared on WHYY-FM’s “Radio Times” show this morning to — along with Andrew Stober (vice president of planning and economic development for the University City District) and Denise Goren (senior transportation advisor to the Managing Director of Philadelphia) —…
Covered media day for the Academy of Natural Science’s new Tarantula’s exhibit, which opens to the public on Saturday (Jan. 30). After waiting out the crowds, a kind spider expert named Karen let me hold one of the critters that…
I’ll keep the name of this poster off this post, but — hoo boy — did this treatise about race relations in America knock my socks off when I saw it on Facebook on Thursday night. He showed them. He…
You may have heard that it’s going to snow on the Eastern Seaboard starting this evening and into tomorrow. This would be shocking if it didn’t snow ’round these parts just about every winter since the dawn of man. But…
Yeah, this strikes me as a bit too promotional and whatnot, but I had some time to sift back through stories I’ve written on PhillyVoice, NewsWorks and my own site today. Figured I’d put together a quick handy list in…
Sure, I left NewsWorks for PhillyVoice more than two months ago, but my last ‘HYY byline arrived yesterday. It was part of a series that Dave Gambacorta from the Daily News and I had been working on regarding stories about…
When sympathetic hearts brawl with self-preservation streaks, the latter wins more often than not in the political world. Logic is a casualty. Bodies continually piling atop bodies become “thoughts and prayers” afterthoughts because everybody damn well knows that while the…
I don’t mean to brag, boast or claim I’m intercontinental when I eat french toast or anything, but I’ve won my fair share of journalism awards over the course of my career. It’s nice to be recognized for the stories…
I woke up Thanksgiving morning to some tragic news: Robert Barnes, member of a family I’ve gotten to know over the better part of the past decade, died. His passing comes nearly eight months after a group of adults and kids…
