Philadelphia Magazine

With a lineup of new boutiques plus a skin-care studio, the ’burbs have never looked better.

With apartment chains, developers are standardizing identities and designs, so tenants know what they’re going to get before moving in.

So you’d like a long-hots-and-sharp-provolone chip? Meet the flavorists who make those dreams come true.

Plus, Philly’s tranq problems hits the front page of the New York Times. And could our curfew actually be leading to more crime?

Invite your relatives and friends to spend time with you here — this house can accommodate them all.

He’s been the voice on the radio for Eagles games for more than 45 years.

A woman was reportedly attacked inside the bar on New Year’s Eve.

An over-the-top house that doesn’t go over the top but rather channels the Georgian era.

The former mayor considering a political comeback is what this dry, crowded race needs right now.

Their favorite caffeinated beverage inspired everything from the color scheme to the signature drinks.

The Fox 29 meteorologist just celebrated 25 years at the station.

A handful of reminders for your body-image journey, through the lens of body neutrality.

Plus: Josh Shapiro taps Al Schmidt for PA secretary of state.

A first solo rehab project where the details make the difference.

And she carried a purse from Center City resale shop Buffalo Exchange. Plus: Michael Nutter for mayor?