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By Tara Murtha
Exit Interview: Babette Josephs Says Goodbye to Gridlock
This month, Babette Josephs left office after 28 years representing Philly in Harrisburg. But first she sat down with PW to ponder her legacy, her future, and how Pennsylvania’s partisan conflict mirrors America’s.
By Randy LoBasso
What One Writer Learned From the Food-Stamp Challenge
Regardless of what side of the political spectrum you fall on, hunger is nothing to laugh at. Yet those who find themselves in need of taxpayer-funded assistance to buy food find there’s a stigma attached to doing so.
By PW Staff
Calendar: Dec. 26-Jan. 1
The Starting Line; The Nutcracker; Making Time; Mummers and more things to do this week in Philly.
By Eugene Holley, Jr.
Music for Your Mama: The Best in 2012 "Grown Folks” Albums
Enough of that greasy kid’s stuff. This year, a slew of brilliant musicians— some from Philly—gave adults with seasoned tastes something to tap their toes to.
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- ARTS AND CULTURE: Extraordinary Days: The Year in Philadelphia Theater
- SCREEN: I Love You, I Hate You: PW Movie Critics' Picks for 2012
- SCREEN: Six Great Filmic New Year’s Eve Parties
- NEWS AND OPINION: A Temple Student Starts an Overseas Nonprofit
- FOOD: PW's Food Critic Taste-Tests a South American Alternative to the Cheesesteak
- MUSIC: Two One Fave: Local Acts Who Lit Up 2012's Music Scene
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Sorry We Missed You: Shows That Slipped Through the Cracks
- MUSIC: 30-Second Reviews: The Top 10 Records of 2012, "The Late Late Show" and a Private Meek Mill Party
- NEWS AND OPINION: Letters to the Editor
- NEWS AND OPINION: Savage Love
