It’s a beautiful day because my team (Jacksonville Jaguars, obviously) plays today 😍😍

Republican U.S. House contender Joseph “Dr. Joe” Arminio was removed from a panel Thursday featuring candidates in Delaware races after he repeatedly misgendered Democratic U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride. share.inquirer.com/4bFmJr

Out: pumpkin spice lattes for fall In: pumpernickel lattes for forever Little Bean, the West Philly coffee shop owned by the couple behind Cleo Bagels, has crafted a pumpernickel syrup — a new permanent addition to its coffee bar: share.inquirer.com/Eqw9Yw

The Eagles have teamed up with Anastasia Inciardi, who's best known for popularizing vending machine art nationwide. Inciardi has Philly ties and has worked with many big brands, but never the NFL. share.inquirer.com/n6urwB

A rendering of the future Flyers arena didn't show any obvious female fans, critics said. The team updated the rendering on Thursday. But online, a larger discussion about women fans loomed. ebx.sh/Au8kR2

RT @hashtagkatie: A spokesperson for Populous, the design firm behind the renderings, told @emdrums at The Inquirer that the company takes…

The announcement came exactly one month after the initial Met Gala theme reveal: share.inquirer.com/U55pFS

The Muppets have mourned too much this week to not give them a full season of The Muppet Show

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RT @HexPositive: I will never forget when Dolly Parton staged a women’s coup at the Newport Folk Fest in 2019. Here she was singing “9 to…

We probably won’t ever see anything like this for the rest of our lives

The American Federation of Musicians, the major labor union representing professional musicians in North America, is paying tribute to Dolly Parton, who was a member of its Nashville Local 257 for 58 years. AFM says that for decades, Dolly consistently filed union contracts for her recording sessions, live gigs and tours. That meant the musicians working for her were not simply being handed a check as hired players…their work was formally covered under union agreements that can require negotiated minimum pay, pension contributions, benefits and other workplace protections. The union says Dolly “set the gold standard” for supporting the musicians behind her and “elevated our entire profession.”

We'll never see another Dolly Parton: unanimously beloved by teens & geriatrics, country obsessives & twang atheists, rural evangelists & bohemian cynics. Blessed w/ the emotional depth, charm & songwriting gift to induce tears, laughs & joy. The last American we could agree on.

Wait, I genuinely like it

On this day in 2005, Jack's Mannequin released Everything In Transit. "The Mix Tape" was the first single, and the start of Andrew McMahon's career post-Something Corporate

One comedian says he was enamored when someone claiming to be WHYY’s ‘Fresh Air’ host Terry Gross contacted him to be on the show. He soon learned he'd been scammed — and he wasn't alone. @PhillyInquirer @emdrums inquirer.com/news/philadelph…

A recent string of scams and catfish-style attempts targeting stars and other media personalities are using Philly’s own Terry Gross as the bait. Writer Bruce Vilanch says he was the latest victim. WHYY is investigating: share.inquirer.com/i4yiDi