Philadelphia Magazine

DNA phenotyping is part of a new wave of investigative tools for law enforcement. Critics dismiss it as “science fiction.”

This simple rowhouse’s strong bones now support a classy modern interior.

Tula Yoga and Wellness will offer vinyasa, restorative, and strength-training yoga.

The local company has invented a chromatography technique that could save biotech companies millions of dollars.

After eloping on the beach, they invited 42 guests to a “vow recital” followed by a gourmet five-course meal.

Owner Shanti Mayers chats about how her boutique promotes wellness through healing remedies and self-affirming products for people of color.

From bedbugs to traffic jams, here’s how our city compares to the rest of America.

Our teams’ merely occasional greatness ensures we never get smug and complacent.

Sure, this is a great food town. But it’s harsh out there.

It’s all about what you can see while you’re walking.

Once upon a time, we were the best city for politics — and there’s nothing sadder than a has-been.

The Central Branch has launched “Hands-On History,” giving better access to one of Philly’s best hidden gems.

New businesses have given Yardley a shot of adrenaline.

From Nike shoes to Birkin bags to the Fitler Club, his mix of pop fine art and graffiti is turning up everywhere.

Sometimes nothing is better than something.