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Just Listed: Tudor Revival Mansion in St. Davids
You know the old saying, “You get what you pay for.” Sometimes, though, you get more than you pay for. This is one of those […]
Coronavirus Wedding Diaries: Yes, Things Go Wrong When You’re Planning on the Fly, But It’s Still Great
Ask Jasmine Zheng, a 33-year-old physician at Penn Medicine, and Benjamin Siegel-Wallace, a 34-year-old health care tech pro, how they faced postponing their big Fairmount […]
WATCH: Senator Bob Casey Talks About the Police Reform Bill He’s Co-Sponsored
Speaking at Philadelphia Magazine’s ThinkFest, U.S. Senator Bob Casey discussed some of the details of a new police reform bill he’s co-sponsored in the Senate. […]
On the Market: New Construction Condo in Fishtown (Almost)
Readers of a certain age may have fond memories of “The Blues Brothers,” the 1980 film in which “Saturday Night Live” regulars John Belushi and […]
Here’s How to Get Your Marriage License During Philly’s Yellow Phase
With Philadelphia in the yellow phase as of June 5, the Register of Wills is beginning to resume in-person marriage services — if you make […]
Philly Is About to Start Outdoor Dining. But How Safe Is It?
Weeks after Governor Tom Wolf said outdoor dining would be allowed in the yellow phase, Mayor Kenney has decided Philadelphia is ready. In an updated resource […]
Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw on Watching the George Floyd Video: “That Just Did Me In”
Speaking on Tuesday as part of Philadelphia Magazine’s ThinkFest, Philadelphia police commissioner Danielle Outlaw revealed her deeply emotional reaction to watching the video of George […]
This Penn Med Student Is Balancing Virtual Lectures With At-Home Yoga
Welcome to Sweat Diaries, Be Well Philly’s look at the time, energy, and money people invest in pursuit of a healthy lifestyle in Philly. For […]
WATCH: Maria Quiñones-Sánchez and Richard Florida Talk About Philly’s Wealth Gap
While the protests of the last two weeks in Philadelphia and across the country have nominally been about police brutality, City Councilmember Maria Quiñones-Sánchez and […]
Just Listed: Custom Norman in Haverford
There’s a reason houses in Guidi Homes’ Haverford Reserve development in Haverford have been selling so well. Here’s the reason: These houses are customizable to […]
Black-Owned Philly-Area Wedding Planners, Florists and Decor Pros to Know
There are numerous ways to show support for the Black community here in Philadelphia, and one of them is by intentionally investing in the vendors […]
WATCH: Penn Healthcare Expert Dr. Zeke Emanuel on When We’ll See a COVID-19 Vaccine
Dr. Zeke Emanuel, the University of Pennsylvania-based healthcare expert, says not to get your hopes up for a COVID-19 vaccine any time soon. Speaking on […]
Mental Health Resources for the Black Community in Philly
In a time when both a global pandemic and police brutality are magnifying America’s ongoing systemic racism, taking care of your emotional and mental wellbeing […]
WATCH: Philadelphia Schools Superintendent William Hite On School Reopening in the Fall
In an interview that kicked off Philadelphia Magazine’s ThinkFest 2020, presented by Bank of America, Dr. William Hite said that next Monday, July 15th, the […]
12 Virtual Philly Pride Month Events to Add to Your Calendar Now
Pride is a spectacular time for people to come together and celebrate the progress and storied history of the LGBTQ+ community. Though nearly all the […]