Or maybe a little of both.

Plenty of new restaurants in Philly opened this year, but our critics had the most to say about these particular places.

In a society obsessed with appearance, how can any of us maintain a judgment-free relationship with our bodies? Body neutrality just might be the answer.

Plus, is that 64 degrees I see in the forecast?!

During the pandemic, Amelia Mraz and Natasha Pham founded Half Mad Honey. This is their story.

New York transplant Jay Arzu sees the line as one way to make Philadelphia greater.

A TV star (right before she was). Two mayoral candidates (before they were). A beloved radio personality. A true Philly drag diva. A Jeopardy! champ. A guy named Yannick. The list goes on.

My one-on-one workout with the gold medalist was tough as hell, but I emerged victorious.

The Manayunk stylist landed cameos on And Just Like That and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

With the new destination, the folks behind Fishtown’s Wm. Mulherin’s Sons are enhancing Wilmington’s “it” factor.

Profiles of fascinating Philly characters, tales of scandal, a deep-dive into food influencer culture — there was something for everyone published in Philadelphia this year.

The Birds’ loss, ahem, hurts, but at least Embiid, Harden and the rest of the Sixers are looking good.

Why the laborious process of baking panettone has become an obsession for some in our city.

Bridesmaids dresses that wowed, a baraat that shut down Broad Street and a cameo from Beyoncé’s saxophonist

It’s a Christmas miracle!