Philadelphia Magazine

“It was an incredibly sexist thing, but it worked for me,” recalls Arlene Nisson Lassin.

A lifelong Philly sports fan recalls the fights, the pee and the cheap seats.

We loved it! We hated it! And we tore it down 20 years ago this month.

Supercharge your yoga practice with raised temps.

Game recognizes game: Philly’s top chefs share their favorite spots, from an old-school steakhouse to a no-frills souvlaki spot.

Bright, attractive, and filled with mix-and-match rooms.

Plus: Big chef moves at Harper’s Garden and Stella of New Hope, a new supper club in the ’burbs, a new Black-owned gelato shop comes to Kensington.

“It’s awful that the Kimmel decided to put this musical on,” says one local victims rights’ advocate.

Elegant, modern, open and adaptable to your needs.

It’s spring and the trees are in bloom. Here’s where to spot some sakura in Philly.

So much for his big movie premiere. Plus, the return of Jerry Blavat’s Memories in Margate.

Bonus: There’s a year-round heated pool.

In 2021, the lauded Tired Hands brewery came under fire after allegations of toxic and discriminatory behavior. The brand is now tarnished, but what has risen in its wake may be even more impressive.

Reports from the NCAA conference tournaments, the Sixers, and a Phillies glide

In 2024, the gamification of care speaks volumes. And the Coconut Pods don’t hurt, either.