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A Brief History of Philly’s Vegan Takeover
From Horizons to HipCityVeg, a timeline of how our veggie scene got so good.
How to Find Vegan Options Practically Anywhere in Philly
From Wawa to the Wells Fargo Center, here’s how to find meat-and-dairy-free options.
Meet the Cherry Hill Pastor Who Hears the Eagles’ Prayers
He gets it. Which is no small thing. Kyle Horner, pastor of Connect Church in Cherry Hill — the spiritual home to several Philadelphia Eagles, […]
This Philly Restaurateur’s Fight With Grubhub Is Getting Serious
Tiffin founder and Wharton grad Munish Narula’s class-action suit is taking on a life of its own.
Life-Sciences VC Osagie Imasogie on Passion, Diversity, and the Need to Fail Fast
The Philly entrepreneur is on an endless quest to boost the life-sciences industry.
The Lost Art of Hanging Out
In a hyper-scheduled world, is it possible to be friends without a calendar invite?
All the candidates — including PA governor and U.S. reps — on the ballot on November 3rd.
Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly
Sneak Peek: Inside Philadelphia Magazine’s January 2020 Issue
Our latest issue drops this week with an all new top-50 restaurants list and a look at how women are taking over Philly’s food scene.
Best Thing: Baseball Scientists, Thy Name is Mud
The MLB is mucking around with tradition, and that’s not good.
How a Man Sentenced to Life as a Teen Became the Philly DA’s Artist in Residence
James Hough on forgiveness, the inequities of the American criminal justice, and how art can help drive systemic change.
The One and Only “Notorious RBG” Is Coming to Philly Next Week
The Supreme Court justice will visit the National Museum of American Jewish History.
This Virtual Reality Treatment Could Be the Cure to Phantom Limb Pain
Researchers at MossRehab are studying whether the technology can help rewire patients’ brains to alleviate unexplained limb pain in amputees.
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The First Lidl Grocery Store in Philadelphia Is Now Open in Port Richmond
The popular and inexpensive German chain could give other grocers in the area a run for their money.
Temple Settles State Investigation Into Online MBA Rankings Scandal for $250K
The money will fund a new scholarship for students at the Fox School of Business.
Night and Day: K’Far Cafe Reviewed
Camille Cogswell brings her culinary talents and vision to Rittenhouse.
Just Listed: Historic Colonial Homestead in Plymouth Meeting
A house on whose grounds George Washington’s troops slept got a historically sensitive makeover.