• Comedian Bob Saget and Full House Star Dies at 65

    PHILADEPHIA - Full House star Bob Saget has died at 65. The comedic actor was on his stand-up tour when he was found in an Orlando hotel room. He was a fan of the show and was scheduled to perform in Jacksonville on Saturday. The comedian had just started his "I Don't Do Negative" tour. He was known for his dirty jokes and his work on television shows like Fuller House and The Masked Singer.

  • Comfortable Walking Sandals That Don't Sacrifice Style

    PHILADELPHIA - Comfortable walking sandals should be designed to support your foot and help you stay upright on a flat surface. A good pair of sandals should have arch and heel support so your feet won't slide around. Having more straps on your sandal will also help keep your foot from sliding around.


  • Commonweal Gallery Highlights Local Artists

    Philadelphia, PA - The arts scene in Philadelphia continues to grow with the opening of Commonweal. The gallery will feature emerging and mid-career Philadelphia artists and designers from across the city's creative communities.

  • Contour Body Studio Open a New Studio

    Philadelphia, PA  - With a 2020 Best of Philly win, Philadelphia’s premier skincare and non-surgical body sculpting studio, Contour Body Studio, is excited to announce it has expanded its business into a new, much bigger space.

  • Convenience Stores Shifting to Meet Millennial Demands

    PHILADELPHIA - As millennials become more affluent, their spending habits transform the convenience store industry.  Convenience stores across the US respond to the shift in customer demand by offering fresher food choices with less sugar, salt, and preservatives.


  • Corridor Contemporary’s Upcoming Solo Exhibition

    PHILADELPHIA - Corridor Contemporary’s upcoming exhibition opening features a remarkable and captivating body of work developed over the past few years. On Friday, September 2, 2022, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Corridor Contemporary is debuting the opening of their new solo exhibition “Deconstruct'' by Nigerian artist Arinze Stanley. He is known for his hyperrealistic pencil, and charcoal portraits of black subjects embody the complex emotions associated with the contemporary black experience.


  • Craft Hall Debuts New Live Music Program

    Philadelphia, PAFCM Hospitality is excited to announce some exciting changes at Craft Hall. Craft Hall Live will launch, which will kick off with a new Tribute Band Series.  You will be transported back in time to the early days of MTV with cassette tapes, big hair, and bigger guitars.


  • Cybertruck Explosion at Vegas Trump Hotel Investigated as Potential Terrorist Attack

    LAS VAGAS - A New Year's Day explosion involving a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas has sent shockwaves through the city and raised concerns about a potential act of terrorism. The incident, which occurred on January 1, 2025, left one person dead and at least seven others injured.


    The Explosion and Immediate Aftermath:

    Just before 9 AM, the Cybertruck, parked near the entrance of the Trump International Hotel, erupted in flames. Witnesses described hearing loud bangs and smoke and fire engulfing the vehicle. The driver of the Cybertruck was killed in the blast, and while bystanders sustained minor injuries, the incident has sparked significant security concerns.

    Law Enforcement Response and Investigation:

    Authorities, including the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, are treating the explosion as a possible act of terrorism. Sheriff Kevin McMahill revealed that the vehicle contained explosive materials, including gasoline, camp fuel, and firework mortars, suggesting a deliberate act. The Cybertruck, rented in Colorado, was tracked through the city, indicating premeditation.

    Possible Link to the New Orleans Attack:

    The investigation is exploring potential connections to another deadly attack in New Orleans that occurred just hours earlier. A rented pickup truck plowed into a crowd, killing 15 people and injuring many more. The presence of an ISIS flag at the New Orleans scene has led authorities to classify it as terrorism. Both vehicles were rented from Turo, raising questions about a possible coordinated effort.

    Elon Musk's Involvement in the Investigation:

    Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, is actively assisting the investigation by providing access to the Cybertruck's telemetry data and surveillance footage from Tesla charging stations. Musk stated that the explosion was likely caused by explosives in the truck, not a malfunction.

    Heightened Security at Trump International Hotel:

    Following the incident, the Trump International Hotel has increased security measures. Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization, expressed gratitude for the rapid response of first responders and emphasized the safety of guests and staff.

    Ongoing Investigation and Public Safety:

    The FBI and local police are working to determine if the Las Vegas explosion was an isolated incident or part of a broader threat. They are also investigating any possible connection between the Las Vegas and New Orleans attacks.


    The incident has heightened security concerns and sparked a broader conversation about terrorism and the vulnerability of public spaces. As the investigation unfolds, the community and authorities remain vigilant.

  • Darrel Alston’s Luxury Sneaker and Apparel Brand Bungee Oblečení

    PHILADELPHIA - Darrell Alston spent more than 11 years in prison, using that time to make plans and sketch designs for hundreds of pairs of shoes, eventually leading to the conception of his luxury sneaker and apparel brand, Bungee Oblečení. Shortly after launching his business, Alston became one of those feel-good, national comeback stories you often hear about, eventually being featured on the Today Show, Inside Edition, The Nick Cannon Show and more helping this humble Philadelphia-based entrepreneur’s dreams of success in the luxury fashion world come true.


  • Dealing With COVID-19 Stress

    Nashville, TN - After a year of fighting COVID-19, no one doubts the toughness, drive, or dedication of healthcare workers. But the pandemic has still taken a crushing toll on our frontline heroes. Though many put on a brave face, their stress levels are at an all-time high, say, Diana Hendel, PharmD, and Mark Goulston, MD. And suppose you’re caught in the grip of COVID-related stress. In that case, it’s better to take decisive action at the moment than to ignore it until it escalates into something more serious.


  • Deep Six Opens New CBD Emporium in Ridley, PA

    RIDLEY, Pa., - Combining Caribbean-inspired smoke shop sensibilities with cutting-edge Delta 8 THC and CBD hemp cannabis products is the standard of business for Deep Six. Now the boutique-style, women-led CBD emporium is prepared to open a new location in Ridley, PA, a stone's throw from Philadelphia, Delaware, and New Jersey. Deep Six CBD in Ridley, PA.

  • Deportation: A Band-Aid on a Broken System

    PHILADELPHIA, PA - The immigration debate in the United States rages on, with deportation often touted as the solution to a complex problem. But the reality is far more nuanced. While deportation might seem like a straightforward answer, it fails to address the root causes of immigration and often creates more problems than it solves.

  • Different Types of Rock Music

    PHILADELPHIA - When you listen to rock music, you might confuse about the different types. While hard rock and heavy metal are among the most popular genres, there are other types of rock music as well, such as instrumental rock and blues rock. Here, we'll talk about different types of rock music and what they have in common.


  • Dilworth Park's Cultural Series Arts on The Center Stage

    PHILADEPHIA PA - On Wednesday, May 5 at 5 p.m., Philadelphia's robust network of arts & culture organizations, both large and small, will be celebrated during The Arts on Center Stage, a brand-new evening cultural series debuting at Dilworth Park.


  • Dine Latino Restaurant Week Philadelphia

    PHILADELPHIA, PA - Dine Latino was founded by the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to promote Latino-owned restaurants. ​


  • Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia Preview Party

    PHILADELPHIA - Le Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia, the Parisian-inspired dinner party, announced that their 10th event would pop up in a secret location on Thursday, August 18th. 

  • Discover the Artists and Activations at the Camden Downtown Art Crawl

    Camden, NJ – The excitement is building for the third Downtown Camden Art Crawl on Thursday, June 12, 2025, and the Camden Special Services District (CSSD) has offered an early glimpse into the talented artists and engaging experiences awaiting attendees. From 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, the streets of Downtown Camden will come alive with creativity as over 30 local artists and makers showcase their work in collaboration with businesses along Market Street (between 2nd and 4th streets).


  • Disney Removes Trans Plot from Pixar's 'Win or Lose'

    FLORIDA - In a move that has stirred controversy and conversation, Disney has decided to excise a transgender storyline from its much-anticipated Pixar series, 'Win or Lose.' This decision, revealed just weeks before the February 2025 premiere on Disney+, was based on the company's stance that "many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their terms and timeline," as stated by a Disney spokesperson.
  • Dombrowski Hired as Phillies President of Baseball Operations

    PHILADELPHIA - The Phillies have hired longtime major league executive David Dombrowskias the club’s first-ever president of baseball operations, Managing Partner John Middleton announced today. Dombrowski had previously headed up the baseball operations departments for the Montreal Expos (1988-91), Florida Marlins (1991-2001), Detroit Tigers (2001-15), and Boston Red Sox (2015-19), constructing world championship teams in both Florida (1997) and Boston (2018). He also won two American League pennants with Detroit (2006, 2012).

  • Dorney Park’s Halloween Haunt Returns

    ALLENTOWN, PA (September 15, 2023) – Dorney Park is ready to scare and delight guests this fall with the return of its Halloween Haunt. The park will feature seven haunted mazes, four scare zones, a new themed area, and live entertainment starting tonight.