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Disaster preparedness feels like an oxymoron. After all, how exactly can we truly prepare for disasters? But as we’ve seen from the Los Angeles fires, the need to make preparations for the unthinkable can be the difference between life and death.
We had a chance to speak with Debora Charmelus, Project Manager of Black Music City, as she reflects on the program’s impact, milestones, and vision for empowering the next generation of artists.
Gladden’s playful gaming persona is balanced by maturity, stepping up to address trolling during co-op gameplay.
A few of the text messages allegedly came from devices using the TextNow messaging service, a provider that lets users create free phone numbers to text. The provider is said to be cooperating with authorities.
The fight to protect Philadelphia against environmental challenges is not a new one.
2024, what a year. Since our launch, we’ve covered everything Philly including artists and creatives, events and Black history, the ongoing arena debate and one of the most unprecedented Presidential races in US history.
More than a political race, it's an intimate portrait of one man's challenge to transform the entire political system, combining elements of both love story and political thriller.
Meet Iresha Picot - a mental health professional, community builder, and cyclist preparing for her first 50-mile competitive bike race.
What a doozy 2024 has been! For anyone who is feeling the urge to change the scenery, whether it’s because you just need a break or a vacay is overdue, we got you.
Christmas Village closes for the season soon. Before it does, stop by and support these local Black-owned businesses!
Xenia Matthews is a filmmaker whose evocative storytelling and fearless approach to filmmaking have cemented her place as a rising star in the industry.
The promised cuts are not mere political rhetoric; they represent an imminent reality, with Philadelphia standing to lose critical federal funding that supports housing, healthcare, education, and social services.
Since 2009, Jasmine Rivera has been a relentless advocate for immigrant rights, championing policies that protect and uplift vulnerable communities.
As a Philadelphian, I arrived in Johannesburg, South Africa, and immediately felt something click. South Africa, in so many ways, parallels the United States, even down to the struggle for independence against Britain.
Doechii is having a dream 2024. After a major performance with Tyler The Creator during his two-day festival, Camp Flog Gnaw, Doechii’s name and presence are being felt across the culture as her star continues to rise.