Philadelphia Magazine

The Philadelphia Auto Show, Jason Kelce’s late-night show, and a zero-proof extravaganza.

Go ahead, get a little spicy with your Pilates practice.

Rahel Solomon and Marcel Pratt wanted to get married at a venue that “represents Philadelphia’s magnificence and has sentimental meaning,” says the bride.

Cook. Borrow a guitar. Get married. The choice is yours.

Plus: Local authors share their library loves.

Here’s where to go and what to order for all of the fun (and none of the headache).

Might this be the first work of postmodernist architecture? Whatever it is, it’s intelligently designed.

Plus, a Pennsylvania State Trooper shows us how not to download porn.

It’s hot because it’s cooling down — and because it’s a bargain for New Yorkers.

Rosa Agliata hopes to revive the once-popular accessory with her new line.

She says it happened following a, well, messy 2023 graduation ceremony.

Plus: The team from EMei opens a new Chinatown cafe, we say goodbye to Grace Tavern, and Bardea continues its quest to dominate Wilmington with a new food hall.

Plus, a wee reminder not to walk out onto a body of “frozen” water.

The couple met during the Mummers Parade in 2019.

A surprisingly efficient Streets Department. Hills that can’t be sledded. And parents growing more and more edgy by the minute.