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Down bad with the flu? A Temple doctor weighs in on what’s going on with this season’s strain.
The 10 Real Weddings Philly Loved Most This Year
A disco-meets-pop-art party, the union of a CNN anchor, and a stunning photo sesh at the Linc.
5 Ways to Ignite Pleasure in Your Body, Daily
Sara Silverstein, a local somatic sexologist and sensuality coach, shares her tips for feeling more embodied and empowered every day.
Philly Moments That Made Us Proud in 2025
A year when kids became heroes, sports took the spotlight, and our sandwich finally got its due
7 Reviews That Defined Philly Dining in 2025
This was the year when Philly’s restaurant scene found its soul.
Love & Honey Reveals Plans to Open Six New Locations
The fried-chicken empire is expanding to the burbs. Plus: Where to celebrate the New Year, and the soup subscription service you need.
This W Philadelphia Proposal Was a Family Affair
Because the pair loves Christmas, they’re hoping for a December 2027 wedding.
The Best Philadelphia Magazine Long Reads of 2025
Our roundup of our favorite stories from 2025
Join Us for Pilates Classes in January
Start the new year strong with mat and reformer Pilates sessions led by Zha Dadson.
What’s Open on Christmas Day in Philly?
Whether you celebrate or not, here’s what’s happening around Philly on December 25th.
4 Philly Stretch Centers to Help You Loosen Up
Say goodbye to tight, tired muscles thanks to these Philly stretch studios.
Lane Johnson’s Season of Strong Mental Health: Commanding Compassion
The two-time Super Bowl champ reflects on the meaningful work the Eagles’ latest opponent tackled this fall
There are thousands of reasons to feel bullish about the future of our amazing city — all you have to do is look around.
Please give a warm welcome to Best of Philly 2025: Everything you want, didn’t know you needed, and should check out in Philadelphia right now.
Youth Sports in Philadelphia Are Uneven — and the Gaps Are Growing
Decades of uneven investment have left Philly kids playing at a disadvantage.
Can This New Food Hall Solve College Hunger?
University City’s Gather stands alone for its commitment to community, small local restaurants and fighting hunger.
How Philly Fell for Krampus — and a Darker Kind of Christmas
Philly’s holiday season is trading forced cheer for folklore, horns, and a little rebellion.
What to Expect From Greg Vernick’s New Restaurant
Plus, why he decided to set up shop in Kensington.
