The good thing about being a wild-card journalist in the city of Philadelphia is being able to cover the “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” crew when it comes to town not-quite-annually to shoot exterior shots for its upcoming season. It…
Driving home from my new Wednesday Happy Hour Quizzo down at the Crabshack near the Blue Cross RiverRink along Penn’s Landing, we noticed this gentleman dancing on the median near 6th-ish and Spring Garden. (You should totally come to that…
Yes, there are more otters in Philadelphia’s Schuylkill River these days. And yes, I wrote about it for PhillyVoice this week. Check it out. (Not pictured: Otters in the Schuylkill; those ones pictured a winter or two back were at…
Wrote about tomorrow night’s USMNT vs. Argentina match today. You can read it via this link. What this post will serve as is my formal prediction for the match: ARG 4 USMNT 2
Last month, I interviewed George Bengal, director of humane law enforcement for the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of Animals. We had a very candid conversation about what it’s like to live when you know you’ll soon die. Among…
Anyway, I interviewed the casting director for the eminently rewarding cable-TV program “Bad Girls Club” on the eve of the show’s visit to Philadelphia to find a fourth Philadelphian to appear in the program’s illustrious run that brought us one…
Louden and I (and friends Jon and Oscar) (and Couch Correspondent!) headed down to the Copa Centenario match between Luis Suarez’s Uruguay and scrappy Venezuela on Thursday night. It was great. We (minus CC) found ourselves in the middle of…
Stopped by the Street Soccer USA Cup outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art this Memorial Day weekend. It was cool. We’ll probably go back today for the finals. In any event, while there, we saw some dude get carted off…
I’ve written so many stories I wouldn’t venture to even put an estimated number on it. But, I’m not sure that I’ve ever had an interview like the one I did with the PSPCA’s George Bengal this week. George was…
In a segment about something having to do with science and studies and smart-people stuff, comedinewsman John Oliver referenced the Phillie Phanatic in a naughty light. To wit:
