She says it happened following a, well, messy 2023 graduation ceremony.

Here’s how area residents are hitting the supermarket these days, and the factors driving our habits.

Plus: The team from EMei opens a new Chinatown cafe, we say goodbye to Grace Tavern, and Bardea continues its quest to dominate Wilmington with a new food hall.

Plus, a wee reminder not to walk out onto a body of “frozen” water.

The couple met during the Mummers Parade in 2019.

A surprisingly efficient Streets Department. Hills that can’t be sledded. And parents growing more and more edgy by the minute.

If we want to save our country, we might need to start being a little (or a lot) more generous.

There’s 76 Place, then there’s everything else.

You’d have to spend every minute of your day on Instagram to keep track of Philly’s most exciting pop-ups. Use this guide instead.

Our New Year’s resolutions? Have an ’80s-inspired Japanese breakfast, eat smash burgers at a space-themed restaurant in the Italian market, and go to Eataly for the hell of it.

It’s our roundup of our favorite stories from 2024!

From a pizza hack at a Delco bar to a pimento cheese crab dip worth bathing in, Philly Mag’s staff reflects on the best bites of the year.

The University City-based architect-turned-influencer shares how he maintains his signature look — and that enviable silver mane.

Philly’s food scene in 2024? Let’s just say we fell in love with a salad and had the best swordfish of our lives.

Here’s what’s taking the spa, skincare, and style worlds by storm.