Good morning, Philadelphia.

Marsha’s South Street is hosting a WPBL debut watch party on Saturday, Aug.

1 from 3 to 7 p.m. at (430 South St) where fans can gather to watch the game together.

Manna Bakery opens its first Philly storefront in Fishtown today.

The café serves Palestinian-inspired pastries & specialty coffee and will operate Thursday through Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 110 W Berks St.

Chef Jet Tila debuts a new Asian menu at Luk Fu inside Live Casino where he mixes his Thai heritage with local Philly flavors.

The Food Network star, preparing for shows like Tournament of Champions, believes the new dishes will boost the city’s vibrant dining scene.

The artist’s largest artwork, Apotheosis of the Family (packed away in 2007), was revived and now is on display near Wilmington.

Independence National Historical Park now offers a 24/7 live feed of the Liberty Bell, installed by EarthCam as part of America’s 250th birthday celebration (donated at no cost); the stream has attracted over 250,000 views while experts express concerns about privacy.

Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens will open a Día de los Muertos exhibition by Mexican artist Ivette Chaires tomorrow, July 31, featuring cartonería sculptures on view through Nov.

8 at 1020 South St; the event includes a free opening reception and a Talk & Tour on Aug. 4.

Craig LaBan praised Barclay Pies for its family-friendly gluten-free pizzas while new food spots open across the city.

Local bakeries, restaurants and a cocktail competition set the stage for fresh culinary experiences today and in the coming weeks — a testament to Philly’s vibrant food scene.

The American Red Cross declared a national blood shortage as type O-positive levels fell below a one-day supply with local hospitals potentially delaying treatments — extreme heat and poor air quality reduced summer donations, and officials say each drive needs three more donors.

On Wednesday, the Phillies lost 8-6 to the Marlins after blowing a six-run lead to complete a three-game sweep.

The loss boosted talks between players and management about adding help ahead of the trade deadline.

The Sixers signed LeBron James, who ranks as the franchise's top free-agent pick (ahead of Julius Erving, Allen Iverson, JJ Redick, Robert Covington and George McGinnis), as the team aims to break its championship drought since 1983.

The Eagles began training camp Wednesday at Jefferson Health Training Complex, testing new offensive plays and addressing injuries including Jonathan Greenard’s strained pectoral, which landed him on the PUP list.

They return today for another practice and a walkthrough tomorrow (with more positional battles underway).

LeBron James signed with the Sixers on a veteran minimum contract for the 2026-27 season to bolster a roster with championship aspirations.

His arrival follows past franchise-changing signings from the NBA and carries hopes of delivering a title to the team + reinvigorating local support.