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Jack Nance as Henry Spencer in David Lynch's "Eraserhead." Living in Philadelphia in the 1960s inspired Lynch to make the film.

Love City Brewery’s ‘Eraserhood’ IPA is a tribute to former Callowhill resident David Lynch

"This Hazy IPA is a nod to his dream, the worlds that he created within his movies.”

Bedatri D. Choudhury

Tasting through bottles of nonalcoholic wines and "booze" at the author's house.

Actually good nonalcoholic drinks for dry January

Jesse Andreozzi (center), known as Philly's "Mr. Zero Proof" and a zero-proof menu consultant, talks with friends at Bar Hygge on Fairmount Street.

The ultimate guide to sober-curious drinking in Philadelphia

Center City Restaurant Week is bringing back $20 lunches and $40 and $60 dinners from Jan. 19 to Feb. 1.

Center City’s Restaurant Week revealed with 100 restaurants and discounted parking

Brian Balthazar on the set of "Human vs. Hamster," where he co-hosts as the resident "hamster enthusiast." He lives in Philadelphia and works as a producer and standup comedian.

This unhinged hamster-themed game show, hosted by a Philly resident, is the perfect way to end the holidays

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