Beyoncé, Taylor Swift reporter jobs added by U.S.'s largest newspaper chain
The media company said it is searching for journalists who will exclusively cover the two superstars.
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The media company said it is searching for journalists who will exclusively cover the two superstars.
Beyonce's Renaissance World Tour pays $100,000 to extend Metro hours after severe weather delays Sunday show at FedEx Field
O'Shae Sibley, 28, was killed after a man hurled homophobic slurs while Sibley was dancing and voguing at a New York gas station.
Police say O'Shae Sibley, a dancer with Philadanco, was stabbed in argument with a man who was yelling homophobic slurs.
This week, CBS News Philadelphia covered the flooding in Berks County, the sinkhole in Upper Darby, how the Beyhive rallied behind a Temple grad student who received a kidney transplant, and Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour's first U.S. stop in Philly.
Fans packed Lincoln Financial Field on a hot July night – ready to dance and sing the night away as Beyoncé performed in South Philly.
It was Beyoncé's first Renaissance Tour show in the United States.
After spending months performing in Europe, Beyoncé is kicking off the U.S. leg of The Renaissance World Tour in the City of Brotherly Love.
The BeyHive is in Philly to see "Queen B" as she kicks off the U.S. leg of her World Renaissance Tour in Philadelphia.
Bey Day is here! Tens of thousands of fans will pack the Linc Wednesday for Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour.
BeyHive, get ready. Beyoncé will kick off her U.S. leg of the Renaissance World Tour at Lincoln Financial Field on Wednesday night.
Social House Eatery and Café says they also did something similar for The Eras tour when Taylor Swift is in town.
Grab your fans and get ready to glow like a disco ball. Here is all you need to know for a successful Club Renaissance in Philadelphia.
The Beyhive rallies behind a 29-year-old Temple grad who finally received a kidney but won't be able to see Beyoncé at the Linc.
The U.S. leg of Beyonce's Renaissance tour kicks off in Philadelphia with a sold-out show at Lincoln Financial Field July 12.
The show would have been Beyoncé's first in Pittsburgh in eight years.