Q&A
Meet the Local Sisters Behind Rittenhouse’s New Herbal Wellness Shop
Like many other age-old practices, herbalism — or using organic and/or ethically foraged plants to treat ailments and improve overall wellness — has experienced a […]
We Could All Benefit From a “Funtervention,” According to This Philly Author
In 2017, Philly writer Catherine Price was taking intentional, prolonged breaks from her phone as part of her research for her book, How to Break […]
Q&A: Tori Yorgey, the Badass Philly Expat Hit by a Car During Live TV Broadcast
If you’re the type of person who pays attention to viral videos, then you’ve probably seen the one from Wednesday night in which West Virginia […]
Fashion Designer Si Fan Zhao on Making Clothing That’s Both Trendy and Timeless
What I make: I use environmentally friendly fabrics to create women’s-wear pieces that are both trendy and evergreen, from buttery-soft knit sweaters to denim jackets […]
At 80, Philly Expat Gloria Allred Is Still Every Predator’s Worst Nightmare
Raised in Southwest Philly and educated at Girls’ High and Penn, Gloria Allred went on to become one of the nation’s highest-profile attorneys. And over […]
6 ABC’s Karen Rogers on Philly’s Snow Obsession and the Biggest Weather Event She’s Covered
It’s December, so there’s really only one thing on a Philadelphian’s mind: snow. Sleet. And snow. South Jersey resident Karen Rogers talks waking at ungodly […]
A Philly Food Influencer Wrote a Book on Cooking With Trader Joe’s Products
Philly-based food influencer Tracey Korsen — better known by her Instagram handle, @traceyjoes — has been sharing her Trader Joe’s-inspired meals the past two years. […]
Chef Marcie Turney on Flipping Burgers, Adopting Babies and the Future of Her Restaurant Empire
My full name is … Marcie Blaine Turney. Blaine was my grandfather. His nickname was Bud, and so the Bud in Bud & Marilyn’s is […]
This NYC Nonprofit Focused on Reducing Textile Waste Just Expanded to Philly
Every year, millions of tons of textiles are wasted during the fashion industry’s design and production processes. Typically, that excess, unused material ends up in […]
The Philly Places and Things Reap Wellness Founder Adjua Fisher Can’t Live Without
At Home Pets: We have a full house with two cats, Chip and Shade, and a grumpy 13-year- old pup named Sunny. Favorite thing in […]
Project Runway’s Prajjé Oscar Jean-Baptiste on Growing Up in Haiti and His Namesake Fashion Line
What I make: “Women’s wear with couture details in a ready-to-wear way.” My childhood: “Growing up in Haiti when the government was overthrown for the […]
Pierre Robert’s Long, Strange Trip: 40 Years on the Air in Philly
When Pierre Robert took a job at WMMR in 1981, he had no idea that he’d hit retirement age at the same station, playing some […]
The Fishtown Woman Behind Oat Haus Granola Butter Talks Shark Tank Appearance
When you watch the new episode of Shark Tank, you’ll see Fishtown resident Ali Bonar pitch her granola butter company, Oat Haus, to “sharks” Mark […]
Keep an Eye Out for Philly’s Own Ta’Rea Campbell When Hamilton Launches in Philly This Week
The Broadway hit Hamilton is back in Philadelphia. We tracked down Philadelphia born and bred actress Ta’Rea Campbell, who has one of the main roles. […]
The Novel That’s All Over Your Instagram Is Set In Philly
Friend of Philly Mag Jo Piazza and Christine Pride are the co-authors of We are Not Like Them, a new novel set in Philly. If the book […]