Philadelphia Magazine

It’s still a carnival of Gothic style and color, even after the owners lightened and modernized things a bit.

Jenny Weinar explains the need for fat-positive images.

Gorilla Power fuel bars are dairy-free, non-GMO, plant-based bars made by a pair of Temple alums.

Research shows that women are more likely to get interrupted when speaking. These tactics can help.

Cities in Europe pedestrianized certain streets decades ago, to considerable success. Philly can too — and help invigorate its retail corridors along the way.

They’re serving lunch and dinner pies — inspired by an Italian pizza trend — upstairs starting today.

Nonnormative Body Club supports all bodies — particularly ones that don’t fit the mainstream image of health and fitness.

Meanwhile, Republican senator Pat Toomey says: “We must do more to keep guns out of the hands of psychopaths.”

NeuroFlow’s software enables behavioral health specialists and psychologists to remotely monitor a patient’s mental wellness.

Behind its French front you’ll find a totally modern Gilded Age house.

Because the fun doesn’t stop when your venue closes down.

Popular in Spain, padel has landed in Philadelphia for a summer-long pop-up.

And sometimes — really! — it’s better if things just die.

Bay views galore, and you own the dock outright as well.

Since 2015, the Streets Department has received more than 17,000 reports of sinkholes in Philly. Here’s a mini-lesson on why that is — and what to do if one starts opening on your street.