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Bill Donahue, President of the Catholic League, told WPHT midday host Dom Giordano that he feels that the men and women that are following the movie and book's lead are "playing with fire" with some "very dangerous" practices that many women have been trying to eradicate for decades.
Today will be a much quieter weather day. Some untreated roadways may still be slick, but a nice breeze is helping to dry most surfaces.
When I see a headline that says "Movie Theaters Tell Patrons to Leave Whips at Home," I know that I have to talk about it. This directive was given to those going to see "Fifty Shades of Grey." I think that will be a very interesting crowd.
As temperatures stay below freezing overnight, continue to be on the lookout for patches of ice on untreated surfaces into Tuesday morning.
Tired of these messy Monday's? We sure are!
Expect rain showers to arrive overnight but change over to freezing rain, then light snow in the N&W suburbs from North to South on Monday, as colder temperatures return.
As we should be used to by now, we have another wet weather system moving in for Monday. This one, like the last several, will be short on snow and long on forecasting challenges.
Friday will be a quiet, but cold day to end the week. It's a 'warm-up-your-car' kind of morning, indeed.
On Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Rich Zeoli talked with Tom Malone, the lawyer for a man who was detained by the TSA and the police at Philadelphia International Airport after requesting to file a complaint about the screening process.
It is time to abolish the TSA. A local man's horror should serve as a wake up call.
In the wake of NBC Anchor Brian Williams apologizing for a story in which he falsely claims to have been in a helicopter that was shot at by a rocket-propelled grenade, former CBS investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson shared a similar story about presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.
We've already hit our high temperature for the day, which happened shortly after midnight.
Scattered snow showers are possible Thursday morning, mainly north and west of Philadelphia, but will bring no more than a coating to 1". Highest amounts will be in the Poconos and although this is a weak system, it may still be enough to produce slick spots during the morning commute so use caution and allow extra time to get to your destination.
Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA) met with WPHT midday host Dom Giordano for their monthly meeting and told him that President Obama's administration is no longer trying to prevent Iran from having a nuclear weapon.
"If ISIS is burning their prisoners to death in cages, one wonders how much worse things can get. I understand, and it's very much a Western temptation to say that, 'If we're only more calm, rational, and reasonable, the other side will behave the same way.' Well, no," Turzanski said.
A local female captures the beauty of the City of Brotherly Love through photography and blogging.
A southwesterly flow ahead of the next frontal boundary will usher in milder air today. Despite the chilly start, temperatures are already running 5-15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday.
Rich Zeoli talked to Dr. William Weaver, Associate Professor of Integrated Science, Business, and Technology at La Salle University, on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the Federal Communication Commission's proposed net neutrality rules.
Bundle up! The wind chills might not be as fierce as they were overnight, but they shouldn't be taken lightly.
Wind Advisories have already been issued for all areas south of Chester/Delco/Philadelphia/Burlington. Sustained winds of 20-30 mph may gust as high as 45-50 mph. This is strong enough for tree limbs and power lines to be put at risk.
Dr. Richard Goedkoop talked with WPHT morning host Chris Stigall about the criticism that many have taken against the "heavy handed and depressing" tone that was set by several of the spots, including the Nationwide Insurance commercial.
Happy Groundhog Day! Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow this morning (for the 102nd time) and predicts six more weeks of winter, but for snow lovers in Philadelphia, it seems that winter never arrived.
