Good morning, Philadelphia.

Philly’s famed drag queen Carlota Ttendant held her final Gay Bingo on June 13 at Congregation Rodeph Shalom after 30 years and over $5 million raised for HIV/AIDS research.

Michael Byrne—creator of her iconic persona—said the event brought hope and fun to a local community during trying times.

The vacant storefront at Lits Building on Market East is hosting 'Revisit 1876,' a recreation of the Centennial Exposition with four pavilions showcasing replicas of historic exhibition halls and artifacts on Philadelphia’s industrial rise and social challenges — the exhibit will run through December.

The Flyers traded down at the NHL Draft today to gain extra picks and then selected defenseman Maksim Sokolovskii with the 27th overall pick — the 6-foot-7 player from the London Knights impressed with his growth this season.

In Group G of the 2026 World Cup, Egypt and Iran drew 1-1 while Belgium beat New Zealand 5-1 after a controversial VAR call affected Iran’s goal—Philadelphia hosted Croatia vs Ghana at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday, June 27.

Veteran outfielder Tommy Pham signed a minor league contract with the Phillies Saturday — adding depth to an underpowered outfield.

His deal offers an opt-out on July 25 so he can return to the majors.

France beat Norway 4–1 on Sunday with Dembele scoring three times, while Senegal won 5–0 against Iraq to keep their knockout hopes alive.

France will play Sweden on Tuesday, with a quarterfinal potentially scheduled in Philadelphia if they win.

The Phillies lost Saturday's game 6-2 to the Mets at Citi Field after Alan Rangel allowed four runs in the sixth inning following Bryce Harper's home run that briefly put Philadelphia ahead.

They will take the field Sunday at 1:40 p.m. with Jesús Luzardo starting to try to close the series.