Philadelphia Magazine

Twenty-seven barre studios where you can feel the burn.

The James Beard Foundation will host a star-studded dinner at the Fitler Club. Here’s what’s on the menu.

Think Sylvester Stallone’s younger brother is just an interloper who rides the coattails of his famous sib? He says “Stallone: Frank, That Is” tells his real story.

If Temple wants to build something that will help attract more students, Temple can begin by building a more understanding and respectful relationship with its neighbors.

On the outside, it’s very modest; inside, the builder went for Baroque.

Natural wine, charcuterie, and French hot dogs from The Good King Tavern team.

This will be the fifth location for the local athletic gear and footwear store.

Parisha Smith shares her journey.

Among those who will attend Monday’s candidates forum at the Free Library’s Marrero branch: Kendra Brooks and Nicolas O’Rourke, who are hoping to be the first ever third-party at-large councilmembers.

Here are changes you’ll notice at the city’s busiest subway stop.

Consider it your ultimate guide to soothing those dry, flaky patches.

From new investment models for biotech to ice cream as medicine, the new citywide innovation fest explored what’s next for the city’s science sector.

Because “fitfluencers” aren’t always posting legit health and wellness tips.

A successful rescue from both an aborted renovation and vinylcide.

Rapid social change and Midtown Village development are encroaching on Philadelphia’s LGBTQ mecca.