Philadelphia Magazine

“Retreat like a Rockefeller” — or like Teddy Roosevelt or Martha Stewart.

The owner of Darnel’s Cakes started the project as a fundraiser for World AIDS Day. Now the cafe has a loyal following and a possible second location in the works.

Plus, “Snow? What snow?” Stu Bykofsky’s lawsuit against the Inquirer moves forward. And more of what the city is talking about right now.

There’s always much talk about your Big Day attire. But your undergarments are just as important as your gown or jumpsuit.

Is Philly ready to embrace a less ­car-dependent downtown?

Plus, it’s (finally) sunny in Philadelphia, another local Jeopardy! champ, Marc Vetri would like his menus back, and more of what the city is talking about.

America’s 250th anniversary has been billed as a coming-together moment for the country. The leadership planning the festivities, though, keeps on changing.

Here’s a handy checklist of what to bring with you and what to leave at home.

Plus, models sue yet another Philly strip club, Vox delves into Krasner impeachment, and more of what the city is talking about today.

Polka Dot Events’ Allie Beik pulled off an unforgettable Big Day, complete with a drag performer “flower girl.”

Seventeen women are plaintiffs in two lawsuits, which claim the clubs used their photos without permission.

Plus, Kenney’s gun ban thwarted, the Atlantic goes for Mastriano’s jugular, and more of what the city is talking about right now.

Twenty-five years after she debuted her groundbreaking Old City restaurant, the Wharton alum talks QR code menus, cooking for celebrities, and the return of fine dining.

The national fear-mongering and oversimplification around the viral Wawa video need to be replaced with mature solutions.

The town William Penn founded puts the art of good living in a historic frame.