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Make Philadelphia the Best City in America
It’s time to stop talking about how great we could be and actually start planning how great we will be. We looked at dozens of […]
An A.I. Expert Came to Town and Said We’re All Going to Die
After speaking with many top artificial intelligence (AI) experts from all over the world, John Sherman believes humankind could be completely wiped out in two […]
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9 Ways Philly Vendors are Helping Couples Pull Off Elopements or Micro-Weddings
The pandemic has forced us to rethink many aspects of our lives, including the way we celebrate life’s big moments — weddings, among them. As […]
Champions
Heart Health Champions The region’s top heart experts dish on the latest advances in heart care and the best ways to stay heart healthy. Maribel […]
Q&A: Jerry Sandusky’s Lawyer, Joe Amendola, Talks
This case centers on kids. Your own childhood was hardly idyllic. When I was growing up, it was very, very unusual for families not to […]
They Survived Byberry
Philadelphia State Hospital — the psychiatric facility colloquially known as Byberry because of its location at Roosevelt Boulevard and Southampton Road in Northeast Philadelphia — […]
How to Skip College — and Thrive
The lecture hall is packed. The elephant-gray room is set up like a mini-arena to allow for maximum capacity and good acoustics. It’s new but […]
50 Things About Wawa for Wawa’s 50th Anniversary
Fifty years ago today, the first Wawa opened at the corner of MacDade Blvd. and Swarthmore Ave. in Folsom, Pennsylvania. Today, you can get free […]
Can Marc Vetri Save School Lunch?
TO UNDERSTAND HOW PARTNERS MARC VETRI, JEFF BENJAMIN and Jeff Michaud plan to revolutionize America’s school cafeterias, you must first understand the allure of […]
Web Original: Suburban Mom Roundtable
Meet the ladies: [sidebar]Sandy Hingston, 51, lives in Montgomery County, is an editor at Philadelphia magazine, and has been married for 25 years, with two […]
Power: Is This Any Way to Clean Up the City?
SHANE CREAMER DRIVES a vintage Porsche, wears suits that could appear in GQ, and possesses what might be the finest head of hair on the […]
Treasures: Dublin Comes to Delancey
Every June 16th, hundreds gather at the Rosenbach Museum to celebrate James Joyce’s Ulysses. Why here? In a brick rowhome on a street full of […]
Politics: A No-Lynne Situation
DAN MCCAFFREY LOOKS like a prosecutor, albeit one who worked with Eliot Ness. Big and beefy, with the slicked-back silver hair and square, ruddy face […]
Beach Yoga, Paddleboarding on the Bay, and More Ways to Work Out Down the Shore This Summer
If you’ve been lucky enough to book a shore stay this summer, there are plenty of opportunities to move your body that don’t involve running […]