Philadelphia Magazine

A bespoke wet room, a posh playhouse, and a massive wine cellar prove that extreme customization is on the rise.

How Meirav Ong’s “grief weaving” may give you some much needed solace.

For more than four decades, this primary-care physician has cared for patients across generations — and knows what continuity of care really means.

The famed restaurateur’s Borromini is the most beautiful restaurant in Philly, but the food struggles to match the splendor.

Rittenhouse Square resident Greg Shahade ended the champ’s 31-game winning streak on Monday night.

The founder of Monument Lab just opened a new exhibit at the Art Museum that explores the concept of public commemoration.

Locals have a lot to say about the atrocious cheesesteaks featured in Hallmark’s new movie To Philly with Love.

Fear. Relief. Worry. Hope. What it’s like to take care of us.

A 250-pound bluefin tuna, sushi robots, and all the nigiri and maki you could eat. Here’s what went down at the Philly Tuna Cutting Show.

While the city’s “Cease Operations” sign tells one story, Holt insists the Michelin Recommended restaurant is only closed temporarily.

Love the smell of a dusty, old tome? Looking for a page-turning best seller? Check out these new, used, and independent shops.

Philadelphia-area locations of the Boston-based chain are now serving the “Philly Kreme.”

Create & Connect offers art classes and gallery tours for people with Parkinson’s and their caregivers.

Re(work) Architecture & Design gave the rest of the home a mostly mid-century aesthetic.

Philly Mag’s former style editor on Ann Gitter, the iconic owner of longtime womenswear boutique Knit Wit, who died on April 14th