Philadelphia Magazine

Nic Esposito spent years in city government trying to reduce trash. Now on the outside, he tells us why the Streets Department can’t seem to take care of its most basic responsibilities.

We want to hear what you think is the best of the best.

After promising Phase II data, Adaptimmune is on track to file their drug candidate, afami-cel, for FDA approval next year.

One of Horace Trumbauer’s more modest houses, this one has been blessed with a series of good stewards.

Plus, a food truck fiasco, beer at Wawa, and a Father’s Day gift idea (in case you forgot).

And the floral-filled ceremony arch was a beautiful backdrop to the celebration.

Before the pandemic hit, the West Chester chef’s passion for ingredients, obsession with technique, and insatiable work ethic poised him to become one of the nation’s biggest stars. Now, as restaurants reopen, he’s trying to plan his escape.

Main Line designer Stephanie Kraus brought tropical prints and fun pops of color to the Ocean City residence.

The Overbrook High School grad will soon appear in Jordan Peele’s Candyman, the second season of Euphoria, and the seventh season of Fear the Walking Dead.

Plus, tips from Abington-based wallpaper whiz Randy Bardol on how to make them pop.

You can live amidst million-dollar houses for a song if you don’t mind buying a one-room condo.

Jazz at the Woodmere Museum, kid-focused programming at the Please Touch Museum, historic reenactments and more.

Father’s Day gift alert! From Mike Schmidt’s shrugs to Darryl Dawkins on the Declaration of Independence, the legendary Philadelphia sportswriter’s Finished Business is packed with anecdotes from our city’s complicated sporting history.

19th-century Philadelphia on the outside, 1960s Sweden on the inside.

Isaac Scott, a 30-year-old master’s student at Tyler School of Art, won the award for his images, published in the New Yorker, of the George Floyd protests in Philadelphia.