Philadelphia Magazine

This well-maintained house will take you back to the mid-1800s every time you enter it.

Definitely not a show for people who say, “Can you just shut up and play your damn music?”

One of three homes Rev. Robert Blackwell called home in the early 19th century, this one can now be yours.

Blain shares the journey of her body-positive athleisure and shapewear brand. Plus, info on a special event she’s hosting next weekend.

Cross a ranch house with a medieval castle and the result might look a lot like this.

Stand out in hot pink selections from some of our favorite local boutiques.

The “professional pretender” talks about playing vile characters, as he does in Showtime’s new season of City on a Hill.

Philly’s “Black Sundance” continues as a dynamic hybrid event this year, from August 3rd to 7th.

Maybe it’s a trinity. Maybe it isn’t. Whatever it is, it’s fabulous.

A state official has called Eric Elliott an “immediate and clear danger to the public health and safety.” And yet, he’s still practicing.

The latest chapter in the ongoing drama surrounding the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary in 2026.

You could delight thousands of cabaret fans by reviving this storied performance space while you live over it. Or you could do something else with it.

The bride and her sister built the pink-hued block seating chart.

Modern touches by design firm Widell + Boschetti lend a playful edge to this traditional Main Line manse. 

Patina Health serves patients living across the Philadelphia region with both in-home and virtual doctor visits.