Philadelphia Magazine

Plus, the Grammy-nominated Philly artist you’ve never heard of.

Our city’s most important institution hasn’t just been rocked by free-speech woes. It faces an even deeper crisis about what its real purpose is.

All the style of a classic Shore house and all the amenities of a luxurious guest house.

Join us to taste over 400 premium wines paired with food from top eateries hand-selected by Philadelphia magazine editors.

There were tears. There were complaints about tardiness. And there were many, many Madonna hits.

The life sciences boom in Philly is crucial to the region’s future, but it needs to do more to benefit all Philadelphians.

After 11 — yes, 11 — auditions, one Philly drag queen has achieved her dream of becoming a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race. But she’s not done dreaming.

“Our wedding is going to be small and intimate, but also centered around enjoying good food and drinks throughout Philly,” says the bride-to-be.

Liz Grothe is stepping out of her apartment and bringing her “fearlessly silly” cuisine to pop-up dinner parties across the city.

Bored at the gym? Try these indoor workouts instead.

Plus, what it will cost you to see Madonna tonight in South Philly.

The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is in the details.

It’s a menagerie of meats and cheeses, some of which Joe Cicala brought back from Italy in his suitcase.

The James Beard Award Semifinalists list gives us a broader view of excellence in the Philadelphia dining scene.

Plus, Biden finally tops Trump in new Pennsylvania poll.