Tattoos go hand in hand with the food and hospitality industry — and they often come with fun stories. We spoke with over a dozen baristas, bartenders, chefs, and owners about their favorite pieces. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
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In modern culture, segmentation and micro targeting are the names of the game, but rock's founding father achieved success by crafting songs that could appeal across race and generational lines. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
The Eagles offense is in trouble, Wawa tests sushi, and a viral meatball-sub rant raises money for Philly PAWS. Plus, $40,000 in ground beef disappears and the Academy still needs a rescue plan. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
Our music choices show that fall is making us pensive but big museum shows like Brooklyn Museum's Iris van Herpen show are calling us right back into the galleries. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
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The Philadelphia Historical Commission unanimously voted to add "We the Youth" mural to the city's Register of Historic Places. Not everyone is pleased. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
The show arrives from MoMA, with additional pieces that are only on display at the PMA. The Philadelphia museum holds the largest collection of the artist's delightfully eccentric work. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
It’s a patriotic program but one that feels more period piece than political, set in the theater where John Philip Sousa’s “Stars and Stripes Forever” had its premiere in 1897. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
While Halloween isn’t just for kids, something about playing dress-up and eating candy seems to really appeal to them. Halloween for kids in Philly somehow… · Things to Do at Philadelphia Magazine ↗
Carve out some fall farm fun at these Philly area pumpkin patches. And: Watch out for contaminated fish in the Wiss, there's a new pecking order in Collingswood, and a wonky resilient elm wins abroad. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
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This week, saddle up for 8 Seconds Rodeo, explore the works of Marcel Duchamp, and the opening of Bess WOhl's "Liberation" and more. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
"Abbott Elementary," starring West Philly native Quinta Brunson, has featured many stars and personalities from Philly's pro sports teams. This week was the Sixers' turn. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
“I was wrong to Lane Johnson. I was wrong to the Philadelphia Eagles," Smith said on "First Take" after trivializing the retiring All-Pro's mental health issues. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
With the Halloween season now fully underway, the creepy cats over at Shane Confectionary are releasing another limited-edition, Halloween box of seasonally-themed candies. Last year,… · Restaurants at Philadelphia Magazine ↗
The lineup will feature film festival favorite films from Jesse Eisenberg, Ava DuVernay, and other master filmmakers. Early badge sales point to the festival's largest audience. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
Duncan Oldham, of Geneva, New York, was struck and killed by a car as he walked out of Phish’s Saturday night show. Oldham, 69, was a well-known “taper," who recorded and shared Phish concert tapes. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
No white knight appears to be coming to the rescue, and that's probably because there is no carefully constructed plan of saving the museum. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
The pastry counter at Kensington’s Manna Bakery is lined with lemon–orange blossom Basque cheesecake, pistachio cookies, and savory batata buns, Palestinian- and Levantine-inspired pastries that… · Restaurants at Philadelphia Magazine ↗
David Ellison wrested Warner Bros. Discovery from a rival bidder, Netflix, after a monthslong tug-of-war that prompted him to make nine offers for the company. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
The Emmys will continue to air free of charge as it always has, a demand the Academy made from the start to its suitors. No Prime Video subscription will be required to watch. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
The actor has played piano for most of his life, and launched the band 30 years ago, originally as a side project between acting jobs. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗
You’re never too old for Halloween. Dressing up? Check. Eating candy? Absolutely. Watching Hocus Pocus for the 25th time? No problems there. But if you’re… · Things to Do at Philadelphia Magazine ↗
The show, which opened Wednesday night and runs through Oct. 25, pairs a bleak Depression-era tale with an eclectic selection of more than 20 Dylan songs. · Entertainment at Philadelphia Inquirer ↗