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A pub owner, a viral crossing guard, and an ASMR comedian will judge Saturdayâs Parallel Parking Championship (opens the original)
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Things are starting to line up like a perfectly-positioned side-view mirror for the first Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association (PPPA) Championship Saturday, with final details about the event being released this week. Fifteen drivers, each of whom claims to be the best parallel parker in the city, will go bumper-to-bumper in a series of challenges from 1 to 4 p.m. at Headhouse Plaza in Society Hill to determine whoâs telling the truth and whoâs full of hot air. The competition is being
He made one of the greatest pieces of public art in Philly. He also made the Rizzo statue. (opens the original)
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The invitation to visit sculptor Zenos Frudakisâ studio arrived unexpectedly in my inbox this summer, soon after I included his Freedom sculpture in The Inquirerâs 76 neighborhood gems article. Iâve always thought the 20-foot bronze piece, on Vine Street near 16th, depicting a human figure breaking free of a wall in four stages, with the final figure on the sidewalk, his arms outstretched and face lifted, makes our city a more interesting place. âI think on my deathbed, if Iâm consciou
The micro Museum of the Philadelphian celebrates Phillyâs macro personality (opens the original)
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Alexander âChicken Manâ Tominsky walked into the Museum of the Philadelphian in a Canadian tuxedo and a baseball hat with âPhilliesâ handwritten on it in marker on Tuesday and was blown away to find his name on a plaque alongside other local legends like Benjamin Franklin and Philly Elmo. âNo way! Oh my gracious! Who would have known when I was a little kid crying in my pillow something like this would happen,â he said, pointing to his name. Tominsky â who became renowned throughou
Fans are paying $350 for signs at SEPTAâs vintage sale (yes, Broad Street already sold out) (opens the original)
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Transit fans who asked what in the El was happening with SEPTAâs old stuff inspired a sale of vintage items from its vault this month, marking the first time in more than six decades that Phillyâs biggest fleet has held anything close to a garage sale. Dubbed âRETROmania,â the sale began online Sept. 14 and is already proving to be a gravy train for SEPTA, with decommissioned transit signs selling out for up to $350 a pop. Itâs no surprise that signs for the Broad Street Line, which ha
Metaâs new AI logo looks like an AI version of Mural Arts Philadelphiaâs logo (opens the original)
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Meta released its new personal AI agent on Tuesday and named it Muse (like this bot is going to inspire humanity to write the next great tragedy and not relegate us to become the lead characters in one). Of course, Muse could refer to the act of thinking about something very carefully, but that would be even more ironic, given that some experts in the field have sounded alarm bells that AI is advancing faster than humanity is prepared for. Admittedly, I didnât hear about the launch until two d
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