Michael Tanenbaum

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After nearly four decades on ESPN's "College GameDay," beloved football analyst Lee Corso announced Thursday he'll retire from the traveling pregame show with a final broadcast on Aug. 30. Corso, who turns 90 in August, has long been known for his eccentric catchphrases and his tradition of picking games by donning the headgear of mascots for the teams he expects to win. His finest broadcast may have been on Nov.

1 week ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts will get a new restaurant this spring in the former space of Jose Garces' Volvér, which closed last year after a decade inside the venue for the Philadelphia Orchestra and other arts organizations. Leo, a Mediterranean restaurant and bar, will be operated by catering and events firm Rhubarb Hospitality Collection under executive chef Chris Cryer.

1 week ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

The man charged with setting fire to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's Harrisburg home on Sunday told authorities he opposes the governor's "plans for what he wants to do to the Palestinian people," according to a search warrant that contains details about the 911 call that morning. Cody Balmer, 38, is accused of firebombing Shapiro's home in the hours after the governor, his family and other guests celebrated Passover on Saturday night. Everyone in the home got out safely.

1 week ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

Part 2 of the crossover between "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and "Abbott Elementary" is due out in July, and this time it will unfold from the perspective of the degenerate gang from Paddy's Pub. By the looks of a teaser trailer released Wednesday, the gang will set out to recruit students at the fictional Philly school to start a boy band. The episode will be the premiere of the show's upcoming 17th season, airing July 9 at 9 p.m. on FXX and streaming the next day on Hulu.

1 week ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

Amina, the soul food restaurant that sparked owner Felicia Wilson's culinary breakout in Philadelphia, is moving from Old City to Northern Liberties this month. The restaurant is taking over the space of SIN, the steakhouse that abruptly closed last week. Wilson and chef Darryl Harmon, who opened Amina together three years ago, plan to expand their menu in the new space at 1102 Germantown Ave. — across the street from the Piazza.