: After a season of friction, Enid Sinclair finally moves back into Ophelia Hall, fully reconciling with Wednesday. Easter Eggs & Trivia "Wednesday" If You Don't Woe Me by Now (TV Episode 2022)

: The episode features a rare moment of vulnerability for Wednesday when Thing is gravely injured, having been stabbed and pinned to a wall. Fester uses his electric powers to save him in a scene that showcases Wednesday's hidden empathy.

: Through an anagram for "Teresa L. Glau," Wednesday realizes that Laurel Gates is actually alive and controlling the Hyde.

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: After a season of friction, Enid Sinclair finally moves back into Ophelia Hall, fully reconciling with Wednesday. Easter Eggs & Trivia "Wednesday" If You Don't Woe Me by Now (TV Episode 2022)

: The episode features a rare moment of vulnerability for Wednesday when Thing is gravely injured, having been stabbed and pinned to a wall. Fester uses his electric powers to save him in a scene that showcases Wednesday's hidden empathy. Watch Wednesday S01E07 If You Dont Woe Me By No...

: Through an anagram for "Teresa L. Glau," Wednesday realizes that Laurel Gates is actually alive and controlling the Hyde. : After a season of friction, Enid Sinclair

Council passes bills on sidewalk cafes, Greyhound bus station and mobile care providers

Council passes bills on sidewalk cafes, Greyhound bus station and mobile care providers

Votes to end trash incineration and modify the resign-to-run rule were postponed.

by Meir Rinde

Demolition of the historic Painted Bride building kicks off

Demolition of the historic Painted Bride building kicks off

Eight years after its former owners announced a change, the building that hosts Isaiah Zagar’s famous mural is coming down.

by Julia Binswanger

The Billies look back at a year full of notable Philadelphians

The Billies look back at a year full of notable Philadelphians

From a trailblazing minister to the founder of the city’s first women’s sports bar to an advocate for gun violence survivors, here’s a look back at the annual celebration.

by Ben Bennett

A sweep of Kensington homeless encampments is underway

A sweep of Kensington homeless encampments is underway

The “service days” follow enforcement of restrictions on mobile providers.

by Meir Rinde

Schwarber to stay with the Phillies on record-breaking new deal

Schwarber to stay with the Phillies on record-breaking new deal

The slugger and clubhouse leader chose Philly over several other offers, keeping “Schwarbombs” in South Philly for as long as he can “keep evolving.”

by Nick Kariuki

Billy Penn’s ultimate local gift guide for Philly holiday shopping

Billy Penn’s ultimate local gift guide for Philly holiday shopping

Still shopping for that perfect gift? Check out our list of local presents from SEPTA ornaments to Pennsylvania Dutch-inspired card games.

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In a naughty world, who makes the nice list? New show asks — and answers — that question

In a naughty world, who makes the nice list? New show asks — and answers — that question

Sesame Street veteran Alan Muraoka directs “The Nice List” premiering at Bristol Riverside Theatre this week.

by Jane M. Von Bergen

Matchups set for Philly’s five group stage World Cup contests

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Brazil, France among the teams that will be at the Linc — excuse us, “Philadelphia Stadium” – next June.

by Nick Kariuki

Philly closer to knowing which World Cup teams are coming after draw

Philly closer to knowing which World Cup teams are coming after draw

With teams like Brazil, France, England, Morocco and Haiti potentially coming, one guarantee is soccer’s going to take over the city next summer.

by Nick Kariuki

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