Philadelphia Magazine

Over the the past year, medical spas, aestheticians and other beauty providers have reported an uptick in Philadelphians looking to tweak their appearances. Here’s how I learned to stop worrying and love cheek burpees.

Whereas most lawsuits filed over masking policies claim that forced masking is illegal, this one is different. These parents say the policy isn’t strict enough.

Gray Space Interior Design used vibrant colors and art to make this a comforting place to land.

Same as it ever was, only better.

A chocolate suite, a night spa and more to impress your S.O.

Bright purple, earthy and sweet, ube is the purple yam powering some of the most delicious desserts on the scene right now.

Endgame Boxing & Fitness offers seven class styles — from boxing basics and “Fight Night” to strength training without the gloves.

Modern luxury on the banks of Rancocas Creek.

A rope-like installation — repurposed from the ceremony — draped above the sweetheart table, which was blanketed by roses and hydrangeas.

Starting with a single tree in his back yard, the consultant-turned-sap expert has now created eight hubs in the region for “sugaring” enthusiasts, and has begun work with Stockton University to develop maple syrup as a regional commodity.

Up-to-date, extra-roomy, and graced with extra character from an exposed brick wall in an unusual place.

CHOP’s first satellite hospital is designed to make patients and their families feel better.

Catherine Price is hosting a fun challenge (literally) all February long.

The chef famous for her tamale pop-ups has finally found a permanent home. And right now, it’s the coolest house on the block.

Plus, a Good Bad and Ugly dive bar in West Chester, an update on Starr’s Bankroll, and an exclusive Fond farewell dinner.