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Dave Grohl Gives Hooters Drummer a Huge Moment at Surprise Foo Fighters Show

       Listen to the audio edition here: Last week, the Foo Fighters did something pretty damn cool, very rock and roll. On Wednesday, […]

Life & Style

You Can Actually Get Your Hands on a Birkin Thanks to This Philly-Based Company

On the hunt for a Y2K-classic Louis Vuitton Speedy or a playfully fringe-trimmed Hermès shoulder bag like the one shown here? Or maybe you’ve got […]

Be Well Philly

The 2026 Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge Is Officially Underway

We’re thrilled to announce that our annual Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge, presented by Independence Blue Cross, is back for another round of inspiration! […]

City Life

Everybody Wants to Know if Philly’s Jeopardy! Champ Is Single

       Listen to the audio edition here: When I watched Monday night’s edition of Jeopardy! to see how my acquaintance Greg Shahade did […]

Restaurants

Philly’s Coolest Wine Bar Is Inside a Vintage Shop

       Listen to the audio edition here: A little after 6 p.m. on a Friday night last September, I’m sitting amid a sea […]

Things to Do

Why New Hope Is the Ultimate Star Wars Day Destination

If you’re looking for somewhere to seriously nerd out this weekend, there is no better place to be than New Hope. All across the world, […]

Food and drink at Sonny's Cocktail Joint in Philadelphia, which already has an auto-gratuity policy. Will more Philadelphia restaurants add an auto-gratuity to all checks during the World Cup in Philadelphia?
Restaurants

Should Philly Restaurants Add Auto-Gratuity During the World Cup?

       Listen to the audio edition here: Over the course of 39 days in June and July, amid all of our semiquincentennial festivities, more […]

City Life

Mother’s Day Is an Unhappy Day for Millions – One West Philly Woman Wants to Help

       Listen to the audio edition here: For many, Mother’s Day means brunch, Hallmark cards, and beautiful bouquets. But for others, it’s far […]

City Life

The Great Philly Mag Semiquincentennial Quiz: Part 4

This month, we’re digging into what might be the most vital part of Philly’s history to date: the American Revolutionary War. Strike up the fife […]

Restaurants

Hallmark’s “Temu Cheesesteaks” Spark Outrage in Philly

       Listen to the audio edition here: Sorry, folks. I do not have the time nor the interest to watch Hallmark’s new romance/mystery/alt-history […]

Be Well Philly

What It’s Like: Stories From Philly’s Medical Heroes

Ever since 1751, when Benjamin Franklin and physician Thomas Bond opened Pennsylvania Hospital — the first medical facility in our 13 colonies of scrappy go-getters […]

Restaurants

Sake Shots and Steel Blades: Inside Philly’s Wild Sushi Spectacle

On a recent Sunday afternoon, over 100 sushi fans piled into Starbolt to watch a Japanese tradition that goes way beyond any dining experience you’ll […]

Restaurants

Is Roxanne Closed for Good? Here’s What Chef Alexandra Holt Told Us

For those of you who haven’t already heard, chef Alexandra Holt’s Roxanne is closed. But she says it’s only closed for now. “We’re not shutting […]

Restaurants

Dunkin’ Benches Boston Kreme for the Sixers-Celtics Playoff Series

Dunkin’ is picking a side — and in Philly, that means there’s no room for Boston. The Sixers are in the thick of their playoff […]

Be Well Philly

This New Art Program Is Fostering Creativity and Connection for People With Parkinson’s

Wynnewood resident Chrissy Steele has always loved art. She trained at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in her 40s and, for years, she […]