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Robert DiGiacomo

Robert DiGiacomo is a veteran Philadelphia, Pa.-based journalist who covers food and travel, arts and entertainment and personal finance. He has written for The Washington Post, USA TODAY,  The Penn Gazette and Fodor's.

The Glittery Life of Candy Darling

Identifying neither as a drag queen nor a ‘pre-op transsexual,' Candy Darling, the Warhol superstar, was ahead of her time in just wanting to live as a woman
March 19, 2024

Much-Needed Tips for Caregivers

Here are some things I've learned while logging the hours in waiting areas, hospital lounges and patient rooms
December 29, 2023

For Rosanne Cash, 'The Wheel' Still Spins

To mark the 30th anniversary of her seminal album, the singer-songwriter is looking back while remaining very much in the present
November 17, 2023

U.S.Tennis Great Alice Marble's Moment of Glory and the Aftermath

A new book, 'Queen of the Court,' looks at Marble's winning legacy and how her crown became tarnished
August 30, 2023

Saying the Right Thing Can Be Complicated

A new book addresses fraught topics such as conversational traps, and ways to disagree respectfully, be generous and apologize authentically
June 21, 2023

'RuPaul's Drag Race' and the First 10 Years of Fabulousness

A new book goes behind the glamour of the groundbreaking show to highlight its real sparkle: self-acceptance
June 14, 2023

Lucinda Williams Is Telling Secrets

At 70, the singer-songwriter, who has recovered from a 2020 stroke, finds new ways to live creatively and has a memoir and an album to show for it
April 25, 2023

'Dinner with the President' Serves Up the Politics of Food

Alex Prud'homme's new book covers everything from Eisenhower's love for squirrel stew to Obama's penchant for arugula, and dishes on state dinners, diplomacy and the White House kitchen
February 20, 2023

Take a Deep Dive Into 50 Years of Films

'The Curious Movie Buff' is a new book filled with random facts about 80+ 'must watch' and 'must watch again' movies
December 15, 2022

Death as Life's Work

In her new book, Hayley Campbell seeks to demystify death by sharing the perspectives of funeral home directors, gravediggers and others
November 1, 2022

A Conversation with John Waters

Always looking for 'a good idea,' the 'Pink Flamingos' filmmaker — now a novelist — has come up with many memorable ones
July 15, 2022

The Under-the-Radar History of LGBT People in Politics in Washington, D.C.

The author of 'Secret City: The Hidden History of Gay Washington' talks about the scandals and stories through the years, and the future of LGBT people in politics
June 21, 2022
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