Philadelphia Magazine

Plus: the Working Family Party eyes GOP seats and a six-year-old MontCo mullet connoisseur.

The biggest college town in the region offers urbane delights and a relaxed pace of life.

“Lightning never strikes twice in the same place.” Well, it did this time.

Plus: Vandals in FDR Park, a piece of South Philly history, and the neighbors who ran off Mr. Softee

The story behind Cuzzy Angiolilo’s trick to getting the most flavor out of his blueberry ice cream, and why it’s worth the brain freeze.

The ultimate guide to Philly-area studios offering group and private reformer Pilates classes.

Built to handle a horde with ease and situated to please any golfer.

Plus: The Phils flop. And… a bar cart on the El?

The debate over the Sixers’ potential move from the Sports Complex to Center City has become a standoff involving Philly’s most powerful interests.

Its builder packed a lot of style and space onto its compact lot.

Travis says he tried to give Tay his digits on a friendship bracelet. Plus, kelly green uni update, extended pool hours and another SEPTA crash.

Brandywine Realty Trust’s second “vertical neighborhood” builds on what the firm learned from its first one.

Plus: The Birds are back, a raccoon popped up at the airport, and Abbi Jacobson wants to give you a second chance.

Gardner/Fox Associates created a plant lover’s paradise that’s perfect for entertaining.

These Big Day experts make it easy to say “I do.”