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How the Sixers Are Staying Fit and Eating Healthy at Home Right Now
Over two months ago, the NBA announced it would be suspending the remainder of the season due to the coronavirus pandemic. The decision came minutes […]
Defiant Gym Raises $1,000 Per Hour in Legal Defense GoFundMe
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Defiant Atilis Gym in Bellmawr Raises $1,000 Per Hour in Legal Defense GoFundMe The eyes of the anti-shutdown movement […]
5 Puzzling New Symptoms of Coronavirus, Explained
It started with a cough. In the early days, when COVID-19 first began to spread beyond its origin in Wuhan, China, doctors warned about a […]
Just Listed: Rehabbed Twin in Germantown
As you are probably aware by now, developers’ boot camps run by the Jumpstart Network have unleashed a wave of small-beer rebuilders upon neglected Philadelphia […]
Questlove, Patti LaBelle, Daryl Hall, DJ Jazzy Jeff Unite for COVID Relief Concert
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Philly Music Stars Unite for PHLove Coronavirus Relief Concert In 1995, Philly hosted Live Aid. In 2005, we hosted […]
I Tried It: Rite Aid’s Do-It-Yourself COVID-19 Test
As I reflect upon my time here at Philly Mag, I realize I’m the guy who volunteers to do weird stuff. Sometimes painful stuff. Sometimes […]
Hey, Philly Parents: You Can Get a Free Crib from the City
Great news, parents! You can get a free Pack n’ Play crib delivered right to your door (contactless, of course), thanks to the Department of […]
A Drive-By Caravan Honored a Couple’s Original Wedding Date, and Their Reaction Was Everything
Amazing moments of community continue to come out of the Philadelphia wedding world during the pandemic — like when a bride’s mother and Kate Boyle […]
Now That We Work From Home, My Husband and I Have Front-Row Seats to Each Other’s Professional Lives
It started pretty quickly — maybe four, five days into our quarantine. I wasn’t restless — two years of being a stay-at-home mom and work-from-home […]
50 Actually Good Things That Have Happened in Philly During the Coronavirus Crisis
In times filled with an endless bad news cycle, some good things still happened. Here are 50 positive moments from the past couple of months. […]
The Best Thing That Happened This Week: A Penn Student Made This Stop-Motion Video of Her Daily Commute
You know the quarantine’s getting to you when you start to miss your daily commute. We know, because we’re missing ours: all 37 miles each […]
Join Philly Mag for a Virtual Secrets From the C-Suite Event Series
Register for the second part of virtual Secrets From the C-Suite Presented by Comcast Business here. With more people working remotely and relying on technology […]
Just Listed: Timber-Frame Farmhouse in Pipersville
Suburbia is slowly creeping outward across the outer reaches of Philadelphia’s collar counties as subdivisions continue to sprout on former farmland, often to the neighbors’ […]
Local Business Owners Begin to Revolt Against Pennsylvania Coronavirus Shutdown Orders
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Local Business Owners Begin to Revolt Against the Coronavirus Shutdown Orders Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country’s coronavirus czar, has […]
Just Listed: Carriage House in Spring Garden
Carriage houses are the ugly ducklings of Philly residences: Usually designed not to be noticed and tucked away on the little streets that serve as […]