Month: September 2004

There you are, strolling through the city on a Saturday night, wallowing in your under-21 blues. You begin to approach a packed club, and you can’t enter because the birth date on your license screams

Move over Pier One Imports, the goliath of the import furniture market has invaded Philly. IKEA, the Swedish furniture superstore, announced its arrival with the grand opening of its gigantic warehouse showroom on August 25.

Clean city streets surrounded by lush greenery without a construction sign in sight – these are the opening scenes of The Real World: Philadelphia. The third episode begins with a candid discussion of Sarah’s implants,

Ready to take a stab at that restaurant in Rittenhouse Square that you have been eyeing? Or maybe you’d like to see why everyone dotes on Philadelphia restaurant mogul Steven Starr? Sunday, Sept. 26 though

Carol Towarnicky Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service What bothers me is not the seven minutes President Bush stalled on Sept. 11, 2001, reading My Pet Goat to grade schoolers. It’s the three years that came after

If a bicycle was locked with a Kryptonite U-shaped lock two weeks ago, it was probably safe. Now, it’s not. What were once regarded as the most difficult locks to break into have now been