Philly’s Must-Attend Cinco de Mayo Events and Deals Introduction Cinco de Mayo is no longer a solemn way of commemorating Mexican history and heritage. In Philadelphia, the celebration is gaining popularity every year. With its blend of lively festivals, appetizing food, and sales, Philly is a unique way of experiencing Cinco de Mayo. No matter … Read more
NYU Suspends 31 Pro-Palestine Law Students Amid Controversy New York University School of Law suspended 31 pro-Palestine law students from campus facilities and made them sign an agreement giving up their right to protest in order to be readmitted. The unprecedented move has attracted widespread criticism and alarm over free speech and due process. Incident … Read more
Your Spectator’s Guide to the 2025 Broad Street Run The Broad Street Run is back — and it’s big. With some 40,000 runners hitting the roads, the iconic 10-mile race stretches from North Philadelphia to the Navy Yard, cutting straight through the middle of the city on Sunday morning. Whether you’re cheering from the sidelines, … Read more
‘10,000 Ways to Belong’: Fraser Expands Sensory-Inclusive Training For nearly a century, Fraser, a Minneapolis-based nonprofit, has championed support for people with autism, mental health challenges, and disabilities. In recent years, Fraser has broadened its focus to a growing need: helping businesses and public spaces better accommodate individuals with sensory-processing challenges. Bright lights, loud noises, … Read more
The Blunt Strategy Behind Trump’s Bombastic Facade President Donald Trump’s theatrical bombast and mercurial speech—marked by swaggering declarations and off-the-cuff remarks—have the air of a showman, rather than a statesman. His behavior delights the mass base of his ardent followers, but frequently clashes with traditional American presidential norms, especially overseas. A recent example: an AI-generated … Read more
How to See Fashion’s Biggest Night: The 2025 Met Gala By Leanne Italie, Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Pharrell Williams has big plans for the Met Gala this year. It’s the first to be entirely devoted to Black designers and the first in more than two decades to focus on menswear. “I hope it’s … Read more
Bolivian Plane Crash Survivors Reveal 36-Hour Ordeal “The Alligators and Anacondas Just Watched Us All Night Long” A routine flight over the Bolivian Amazon turned into a nightmare when a light plane crash-landed in an anaconda and alligator-infested swamp. Five passengers—a child, three women, and a teenage pilot—endured 36 harrowing hours sitting atop the overturned … Read more
Are the Clockfaces on Minneapolis City Hall Bigger than Those on Big Ben? Yes, the Minneapolis City Hall clockfaces are indeed larger than Big Ben’s, London’s renowned clock tower. The clock faces on Minneapolis City Hall each measure 24 feet, 4 inches in diameter, while Big Ben’s clock faces are slightly smaller, just under 24 … Read more
Stars Sweat: Beckham, Jenner, and More Celebrities Caught Exercising From coast to coast, celebrities are getting in shape—and Page Six is there to take it all in. From yoga, Pilates, and jogging outdoors to high-intensity sessions, Hollywood’s A-list is proving that staying fit is always in fashion. In Florida, soccer legend David Beckham was seen … Read more