Philadelphia Magazine

Founder Philomina Kane discusses Pharrell, Shark Tank, and satin-lined hoodies.

Philadelphia restaurateur Michael Schulson closed Izakaya at the Borgata in January. Now he’s heading to Ocean Casino Resort with two places.

For $4 million, we compare two homes with stunning yet totally different views.

Plus, Rochelle Bilal campaign goes all conspiracy-theory on the Inquirer.

Plus: Robotic servers descend on Cherry Hill, West Chester’s new 400-seat steakhouse, and chef Andrew Wood of Russet takes over Le Virtù’s kitchen.

Here’s where you can turn the next time you need a break from the kitchen.

A mid-19th-century classic on the outside, a mid-20th-century one on the inside.

Plus, why Philly might go nuts on July 4, 2026.

Kaminski + Pew’s renovation respected the original Frank Furness building while bringing the home up to date for one young family. 

Just three years after the founding of the first girls’ high-school wrestling team in Pennsylvania, nearly 200 squads now compete.

Plus, who keeps $100,000 sitting around in their house? In Delco?!

The bride and groom say the most touching moment of their day was how the music brought everyone together.

Neighborhood Ramen plans to close this summer and open ESO Ramen Workshop as they make steps toward their dream of moving to Tokyo.

Adam Blackstone, who performs at the Super Bowl just one week after going to the Grammys, talks working with Rihanna and eating lobster rolls in Rittenhouse.

Plus: A reminder to behave on airplanes. Or at least keep your pants on.