Philadelphia Magazine

We’re nominated alongside The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine and more for two of food journalism’s most prestigious awards.

If we want our city to rebound, people need to understand that public safety is improving quickly.

Spring has sprung, which means festivals, outdoor movies, theater, skating and more. Here’s how to keep the kids busy in Philly this month.

Plus, an ice cream shop brouhaha brews in Fishtown.

Plus: Star Wars Blue Milk pops up in Philly stores, Carbon Copy teams up with Mom-Mom’s to take over the old Lunar Inn space, and Café le Jardin’s Monday night “Pressed Frites.”

Philly’s food collaborations, specials, and pop-ups worth putting on your calendar.

From a full English breakfast to a sumptuous afternoon tea, here’s where to find the best British food in Philly.

There have been hundreds of arrests at U.S. colleges recently.

Plus: Five drive-worthy locations for those who want their Big Day to be a car ride away.

After being rehabbed nearly to death, a local interior design firm both revives and transforms this 19th-century townhouse’s soul.

The big guy set a personal-best playoff record with 50 points in a huge Sixers win over the Knicks last night.

The longtime Double Dare host has some thoughts.

Both buyers had an eye for architecture.

It was another surprising race: True-blue Democrats and Black queer candidates won, while progressives and a seeming shoe-in lost.