A Philadelphia Man Paid $6,000 for Century-Old Church Windows. They May Be Worth Half a Million.
He saved them from being smashed with a sledgehammer.
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Art & Collectibles
A Man Who “Drunkenly Stole” a 2,000-Year-Old Terra-Cotta Thumb From a Philadelphia Museum Accepts a Plea Deal
The piece, broken off from a statue, was allegedly taken during a holiday party at the Franklin Museum.
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Art & Collectibles
After Scathing Criticism From Locals, the Rodin Museum Is Scrapping Plans for an Outpost in Spain
The institution pulled the plug following remarks from Spanish politicians, educators and others.
Dining
One of America’s Best Chefs Is Opening a New Restaurant in NYC
Michael Solomonov follows up his hit Laser Wolf with another Philly import, K’Far.
Sports & Leisure
This Fan Will Receive a Record $75 Million Payout if the Astros Win the 2022 World Series
Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale has $10 million riding on the Astros in the Fall Classic.
Menswear
Inside the Philadelphia Menswear Shop Serving Old-School Haberdashery to a New Audience
The aptly named upstart Junior’s just opened its first physical store, filled with refined takes on classic staples.
Best of the Best
The Best in Real Estate, From a Portugal Palace to the Woolworth Building’s $79 Million Penthouse
As homeowners seek more spacious abodes with luxe amenities, these ritzy estates and condos have tons to offer.
Best of the Best
The Best in Art, From a Joan Mitchell Retrospective to LA’s New High-Profile Galleries
While testing out new attractions this past year, the art world debuted exceptional shows, and more, on our radar.
Homes for Sale
Home of the Week: This $12 Million Philadelphia Estate Is Laid Out Like a French-Style Village
Once owned by the Campbell’s Soup family, the bucolic Linden Hill recently got a 50 percent price cut. Here’s why.
Dining
As Covid Cases Fall in Some Areas, Local Governments Are Ditching Vaccine Mandates for Restaurants
Officials move to roll back restrictions as case rates fall.
