Big news from Peter Dobrin and Sue Snyder and the @inquirer.com : William Penn Foundation offers to fund Academy of Natural Science for a year. Drexel did not say whether the had declined the offer. www.inquirer.com/arts/drexel-...
Kate Dailey
Kate Dailey
@katedailey.bsky.social
Managing Editor, Features at the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Hi @joshuajfriedman.com I have no BlueSky juice but am breaking news here, lol. Will try to get better at it.
The @inquirer.com has pared with Eric The Puzzler for a new weekly word game - Pillars! It technically launches tomorrow but here's early access to what I'm being told will be the latest craze sweeping the city: www.inquirer.com/games/pillar...
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A Pennsylvania man earned VIP status at FanDuel by wagering large sums on sports bets. He developed a ruinous gambling addiction. The company rewarded him with enviable perks — champagne, Super Bowl tickets and, we found, a personal video from Phillies star Bryce Harper.
We are back with DAY 2 of our countdown of Philly's most iconic dishes. Did your favorite show up yet? (My favorite, the Schmitter, was #73, but that's fine, I'm over it). www.inquirer.com/food/inq2/76...
America got it's start in Philadelphia (fight me), so for the 250th we're celebrating everything that makes this city great. This week, we are counting down the 76 most iconic Philly dishes: www.inquirer.com/food/inq2/76...
America got it's start in Philadelphia (fight me), so for the 250th we're celebrating everything that makes this city great. This week, we are counting down the 76 most iconic Philly dishes: www.inquirer.com/food/inq2/76...
Please enjoy this deep dive on one of Philly's greatest citizens, Julie K. Brown. www.inquirer.com/news/nation-...
Not only is this story beautifully told, it's also full of Philly touchstones like @jaketapper.bsky.social, Dave Davies, The Daily News/People Paper and the Phillies losing.
Every profile or interview I heard with @jkbjournalist.bsky.social was about her work, her reporting, her theories. I'd read very little about her life, her philosophy, and the toll this reporting took on her personally. Nark did a wonderful job bringing those themes to the front.
Have you or a loved one been afflicted by a "weird egg virus"? ebx.sh/uwaJTq
In which we investigate the mystery of that $1000 bus ride between Wilmington and #Philly. www.inquirer.com/life/america...
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Happy Trans Day of Visibility! Reposting this feature article we wrote about the legendary Harlow, an icon of Trans Joy and a testament to the importance of community and allyship for all queer people: share.inquirer.com/kPwMRH
On Trans Day of Visibility, please revisit this amazing profile of Rachel Harlow by @tomandlorenzo.bsky.social - a reminder that you can be trans, be bold, be loved, grow old, and still be the best dressed lady at the Acme. www.inquirer.com/life/a/harlo...
I grew up calling Kids Corner and was DELIGHTED when my son called in to talk to Kathy this year. But had changing childhood, Yoto Minis, Miss Rachel, et al impacted the magic of Kids Corner? Abigail Covington investigated, and stumbled onto the end of an era. www.inquirer.com/life/wxpn-ki...
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There's a delightful story in today's Inquirer where they visit the remote Poconos HQ of HIGHLIGHTS Magazine, still going strong after 80 years.
Goes without saying (but I’ll say anyway) she looked absolutely regal. Jewels, opera coat, lions‘ mane of golden hair, perfect nails.
Went out for celebratory drinks with Harlow last night and showed her all of the wonderful things people were saying in response to the article. She's extremely touched and a little overwhelmed by the responses. "I wasn't sure if my story was interesting enough!" Lady, please. It's fascinating
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Fantastic old-school feature-writing chops here
Getting to know this legend has been one of the greatest joys of my life and I'm so pleased to introduce you to her with this gorgeous feature from the Inquirer, where she speaks for the first time in over 30 years on her incredible journey share.inquirer.com/XdfXr9
Philadelphia and the world, may I have your attention? @tomandlorenzo.bsky.social's massive, detailed, fascinating profile of the Philly icon that is Harlow published this morning in the @inquirer.com's brand-new weekend edition: www.inquirer.com/life/a/harlo...
And of course, there is the woman, the myth, the icon herself, Rachel Billebault. I got to know Rachel first through @tomandlorenzo.bsky.social's vivid and detailed writing, and then through many phone calls, but it wasn't until we met in person that I fully appreciated her aura and energy.
She is warm and funny with crystal clear, perfectly-timed anecdotes about her glamorous Philly life. And the way people responded to her! Since then, I've felt real pressure to ensure our article captures even a little of what it’s like to be with Rachel. Did we? www.inquirer.com/life/a/harlo...
Philadelphia and the world, may I have your attention? @tomandlorenzo.bsky.social's massive, detailed, fascinating profile of the Philly icon that is Harlow published this morning in the @inquirer.com's brand-new weekend edition: www.inquirer.com/life/a/harlo...
Philadelphia and the world, may I have your attention? @tomandlorenzo.bsky.social's massive, detailed, fascinating profile of the Philly icon that is Harlow published this morning in the @inquirer.com's brand-new weekend edition: www.inquirer.com/life/a/harlo...
@tomandlorenzo.bsky.social first told me about Harlow five years ago, in sort of a "wouldn't it be cool to track her down" way, but she remained elusive. When I reconnected with them this year to see if we could revisit the idea, they were already deep into working with Rachel on her memoirs.
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Lots of detail and context about what in the heck is going on at the art museum right now: www.inquirer.com/arts/philade...
One of the perils of the new media landscape is bosses thinking "The only way to Save Media is to double down on content I personally like and want to do anyway" but I am built different and know that readers yearn for in-depth media criticism about local magazines from @zoegberg.bsky.social.
“My initial joke was that I’m not sure how a nonprofit is going to rate the best plastic surgeons on the Main Line,” Chris Krewson said, “but we’re about to find out.”https://share.inquirer.com/iGntGE
Peter Dobrin yesterday: www.inquirer.com/arts/philade...
It’s not your imagination. @zoegberg.bsky.social on why it seems like everyone On Here is rooting for the Phils tonight. www.inquirer.com/life/interne...
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Not only is Calder Gardens like nothing else on the Parkway - it’s like nothing else anywhere. This is a great building, as my review explains. To celebrate, a gift link: share.inquirer.com/1K33B0
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Times are tough; find some rum hams. www.inquirer.com/entertainmen...
Always a Philly angle. www.inquirer.com/news/pennsyl...
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“It’s a classic story: Folks come to America looking for a better life,” said Frank Watson, a pastor and archivist. “The sad reality is these guys didn’t have a chance, pigeon-holed and blamed for a disease that they didn’t bring.”
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I talked to the alleged Delco Pooper this morning, which is, yet again, another sentence I never expected to write this week. Also, a "Delco Deucer" sandwich has been created by Wolf's Superior Sandwiches in Aston because Delco. www.inquirer.com/news/christi...
Love the photo that goes with Zoe Greenberg's investigation into a community's fight about kosher certification and trust (no one is fighting about how good the bagels are). www.inquirer.com/food/kosher-...
My favorite kind of story: getting to pal around with smart cool reporters getting real details on a possibly fake Philly feud: www.inquirer.com/news/philade...
Yesterday, Craig LaBan offered his ten favorites for the year - a critic's look at the restaurants that outshine the rest. I love all the different lenses we have to look at #Philly's amazing food scene... and love that we have more to come in 2025. www.inquirer.com/food/a/top-1...
Earlier this year we launched the 76, a list of restaurants that define #Philly dining. It was an ambitious mix of high and low, forgoing some famous names for smaller places making a big impact, and will be a way to understand our food scene for years to come: www.inquirer.com/food/inq2/be...
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