Philadelphia Magazine

It took South Philly artist Ash Ryan just over a week — and 138 cans of spray paint — to pay tribute to the LGBTQ icon.

“We carved out space for ourselves and others in a setting traditionally dominated by white, cis het couples.”

Aro Biotherapeutics’ gene medicine platform uses Centyrin, an engineered human protein, to attack and treat disease with more precision.

As post-pandemic revelry approaches, what better way to celebrate than with the age-old Philly tradition of the block party?

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This historically certified extra-deep trinity has room for both entertaining and working from home.

Marc Bookman’s new book, A Descending Spiral: Exposing the Death Penalty in 12 Essays, reveals the atrocities of death row and the broken system that puts defendants on trial for their lives.

Maskne, be gone! These local treatments will help you flaunt the skin you’ve been hiding.

The lieutenant governor has been on a meteoric rise from small-town mayor to darling of the national punditocracy. But one lingering incident from 2013 — and how it plays in places like Philly — may determine just how far his political journey goes.

If you think Steak 48’s policies are racist, you might want to ask yourself why.

The spirit of the 1980s lives on in fine fashion at this deck-filled, windowlicious house.

A report from the Trust for Public Land finds that while 95 percent of Philadelphians live within a 10-minute walk of a park, access to green space in the city is far from equal along racial and economic lines.

This very modern house still plays nice with its neighbors on the outside. And it’s definitely been broken in by its owners.

The upscale chain restaurant in Center City has faced backlash on social media for its new policy. But it benefits the essential workers who suffered during an inequitable pandemic.