In the past seven seasons, an opposing quarterback managed to complete 80 percent of his passes against the Eagles defense just twice. Both instances came […]
Fishtown’s Old World Warehouse — built in the 19th century to house an elevator manufacturer — is one of the most distinctive industrial loft condo […]
This is a city where the head coach of the Eagles once compared opponents to home invaders trying to violate his own players’ families, so […]
Over the past 100 years, Pilates — the low-impact exercise developed by Joseph Pilates — has evolved and transformed. Originally used to help rehabilitate folks […]
Doesn’t that front porch make you want to just sit down on it and take in the passing scene? It and its plant-filled front yard […]
Joe Flacco was brought to Philadelphia to serve a purpose as a veteran backup to an inexperienced starter. At 36, however, there was also more […]
Halloween is almost here, so, naturally, our minds are on all things associated with happy hauntings. (Looking for something fun to do? Click here for […]
Many Philadelphians adore the “little streets” of Washington Square West. (A friend of mine even made a video tribute to one of them for Hidden City […]
Last year, when COVID-19 forced Philadelphia bars and restaurants to close, numerous crowdfunding campaigns sprang up online. People wanted to help workers who suddenly found […]
Back when I started this column — when I was pitching it as a way to round up the week’s news at a time when […]
There are several ways to preserve and update a historic house. One way, used from time to time on older houses whose insides are pretty […]
I’m just going to say the thing: I’m opening a restaurant. I know, I know; I’m the food editor at Philly Mag (at least for […]
There are some couples who love their time in the spotlight: They invite their friends and family to proposals and engagement parties. And, more often […]
After Donald Trump was elected in 2016, former Vice President Joe Biden became Penn professor Joe Biden, returning to the campus that awarded him an […]
Houses in the upper part of the Poconos — Pike and Wayne counties — mainly cluster around lakes or streams. Aside from those, the other […]
