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With a sale at host, new clothing at Reward, and the grand opening of a True Religion store there is a lot of style to be reported.

I hopped on the bus to Old City yesterday to check out Reward, which we told you about a last month. It’s a new store […]

Philly Mag theater critic David Cregan reviews The Do’s and Don’ts of Time Travel by Nicholas Wardigo.

Philadelphia Magazine welcomes new theater critic and Villanova’s assistant professor of theater, David Cregan, to the fold (MB Case got hit in the head with […]

Philly Mag‘s editor of impresario confesses the inaccuracy of with his 2008 Barrymore predictions.

A couple of months ago, I made my predictions for the 2008 Barrymore Awards. Well, last night, the Barrymores were handed out at the Crystal […]

New Orleans chef Don Applebaum brings some of the best Cajun food to the Philadelphia area.

Tucked into a six-seat stall at the Booth’s Corner Farmer’s Market, there’s some Mardi Gras caliber magic happening at Cajun Kate’s. It’s an odd spot […]

Are entrées under $20 on the dining-out endangered species list? Not at Nicholas, a new cozy 30-seater in Pennsport.

Entrée prices are pretty steep, even at budget-friendly BYOBs. Are entrées under $20 on the dining-out endangered species list? Not at Nicholas, a new cozy […]

Philly Mag food critic Joy Manning finds out why Kaya’s Fusion Cuisine’s cheesecake is so popular.

Who doesn’t love cheesecake? A rich wedge of cream cheese, egg and sugar cradled in a graham-cracker crust is the epitome of indulgence for many […]

How Two Philadelphia Tortoises Stole Our Hearts

Beloved Galapagos tortoises Mommy and Abrazzo became first-time parents — and gave their species a ray of hope.

An Oral History of the Sound of Philadelphia

Fifty years after founding their legendary Philadelphia International Records, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, with friends and collaborators from Thom Bell to John Oates to Patti LaBelle, look back on the musical partnership that came to define the city.

Philadelphia’s Next Great Era Begins Now

Philly’s Driverless Future Is Here, Whether We’re Ready or Not

She Transformed Bok Into a Creative Force. Now Lindsey Scannapieco Is Taking on Broad Street

Pat Croce: Doing Chemo on Everest

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With a sale at host, new clothing at Reward, and the grand opening of a True Religion store there is a lot of style to be reported.

Philly Mag theater critic David Cregan reviews The Do’s and Don’ts of Time Travel by Nicholas Wardigo.

Philly Mag‘s editor of impresario confesses the inaccuracy of with his 2008 Barrymore predictions.

New Orleans chef Don Applebaum brings some of the best Cajun food to the Philadelphia area.

Are entrées under $20 on the dining-out endangered species list? Not at Nicholas, a new cozy 30-seater in Pennsport.

Philly Mag food critic Joy Manning finds out why Kaya’s Fusion Cuisine’s cheesecake is so popular.

Best of Philly 2025: City Life

The 25 Most Philly Athletes of All Time

In historic Society Hill, a home with a sensitivity to modern elegance. View the slideshow here.

Home: On the Walls

Philly style-setters Schooly D and Jennifer Ramsay bring vintage-modern cool to the Main Line. View the slideshow here.

One Chester County couple’s labor of love. View the slideshow here.

Philly is teeming with crafty-cool people who are imparting their knowledge to the less-than-handy folks in these fun classes, and you get to walk away with your cool new handiwork, too.

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How Two Philadelphia Tortoises Stole Our Hearts

An Oral History of the Sound of Philadelphia

Richly satisfying, emotionally charged, entertaining and moving, Rock ‘n’ Roll is a vital play that is as important as it is timely.

Critic Joy Manning offers up Ansill, her favorite happy hour that rises above the rest in deals and atmosphere.

Your guide to hot deals and tickets soon to go on sale …

Street Style: Week 5: October 3, 2008

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