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The Next Battle in the War on Cash Will Be Waged In Philadelphia
“This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private.” That’s what is written on every single piece of United States paper currency that’s […]
It’s Official: Wing Bowl Is Dead
Over more than 15 years here at Philly Mag, there are a few — OK, maybe more than a few — things that I’ve done […]
20 Photos of People (and Dogs) Dressed Up as Gritty for Halloween
Philadelphia’s love for Gritty knows no limits. Would it be thwarted, this Halloween, by the mere lack of an official, Flyers-approved Gritty costume? No. Absolutely […]
Philly’s First Vietnamese Coffee Roaster Is Popping Up in Spring Arts
Philly just got its first (and only) Vietnamese coffee roaster — and you can taste their brews at a pop-up cafe at 6th and Spring Garden for […]
After Pittsburgh Shooting, Prayer — and Tighter Security — at Philly Synagogues
On Saturday morning in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, 46-year-old Robert Bowers entered the Tree of Life Synagogue and shot and killed 11 worshippers and injured six […]
Royal Boucherie Is Launching Its First-Ever Happy Hour
Nearly a year after it opened, Royal Boucherie is kicking off its first-ever happy hour program. Starting tonight, Monday, October 29th, Nick Elmi’s dark, cozy […]
Right-Wing Celebs Diamond and Silk Came to West Philly to Stump for Scott Wagner
It had been a while since we heard from Diamond and Silk, the live-streaming southern siblings and YouTube sensations who gained national prominence in 2016 […]
6 Bottled Protein Shakes That Trainers Love — And Actually Taste Good
Sure, it’d be great if we all had time to blend up our own healthy, superfood-filled protein shakes every single day, but stuff happens. And when we’re […]
The Fight Over Safe Injection Sites Isn’t Really About Safe Injection Sites
“Cities and counties should expect the Department of Justice to meet the opening of any injection site with swift and aggressive action.” That was Lower […]
The 23 Best Events in Philly in November
Classical Joyce DiDonato She’s won two Grammys and remains one of the world’s most celebrated opera singers. See for yourself when she performs with the […]
One of Us: Henri David
My full name is … Henri David. Henri with an “i.” My mother had a sense of humor. I went to school at … Central. […]
Philly Voter Registration Is Way Up. What Does That Mean for Turnout?
Philly voter registration saw a major jump ahead of the midterm elections this November 6th. Nearly 29,000 more people registered to vote in the city […]
ThinkFest Preview: Reformer Larry Krasner on His First Year as Philly DA
Sure, we’re looking forward to all of the Philadelphia magazine ThinkFest 2018 panels next month — but the segment with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has us particularly excited. […]
Eat Fried Chicken for Breakfast While the Eagles Play in London
We’re pretty obsessed with Love & Honey’s crispy, crunchy, brothy, Questlove-approved fried chicken recipe — the one that chef Todd Lyons spent years perfecting and […]
Goodbye, PPA. My Family Is Officially Done With You.
On Thursday, the Philadelphia Parking Authority proudly announced that its parking app MeterUp can now be used to pay for parking all over the city […]