Philadelphia Magazine

Get to know their selected charities and what motivates them to help others.

Plus, smoked watermelons, Kurry Shack expands, and a new bar and grill for Montco.

It’s a big apartment building with equally big amenities. Including a bocce court and podcasting studios.

The couple’s trolley-car photo shoot was pretty cool, too.

In 1991, Cooleyhighharmony, the debut from four sweet-voiced Philly singers, took the pop world by storm. Here’s how the group became — and remained — cultural icons while many of their peers have faded.

Mandatory shutdowns. Ever-changing city restrictions. Peloton. Despite it all, Philly’s fitness industry managed to survive. But will it ever be the same?

From boosting gut health to offering all kinds of antioxidants, these teas are designed with wellness in mind.

Rohe Creative’s all-female team wove history throughout Washington Square West’s new “invisible service” hotel.

Rustic, yes — but domesticated as opposed to woodsy.

In 1896, it was a life-saving station. Today, it’s a life-affirming year-round compound.

Hannah McLane just opened the region’s first-ever psychedelic-assisted mental health clinic. She’s already treating patients with ketamine and says MDMA and magic mushrooms are coming soon.

This modern stunner plays nice with its neighbors because the developer recycled its late-19th-century facade.

They definitely built this one like they used to.