Philadelphia Magazine

Candidates running in Philly’s May primary have until March 12th to gather enough signatures to get on the ballot. Here’s how to make your brief interaction count.

Ever since high school, he’s been prophesied as baseball’s version of LeBron James. In Philly, he can fulfill that destiny.

Train and Nourish moves into its own space.

He had been anchoring the station’s popular morning show since 2010.

Rafael Viñoly’s newest Philadelphia project – and you don’t have to spend $22 million to live in it.

Safran Turney Hospitality will open Loveluck, a restaurant and bar inside LOVE Park’s “flying saucer” building, later this year.

Another original home on a street that’s full of them.

Lace ’em up!

Wouldn’t you do the same though?

Charlie’s, named for the owners’ late, great Doberman, is set to open this spring as an extension of the bottle shop and beer garden.

The onetime Colorado governor and newly announced candidate is native of Narberth.

Now Hope Nagy raises awareness at events like CHOP’s Philly Spin-In.

The national delivery giant has a Philly office that’s now home to 100 local employees.

Santos will present dishes from Milk Pigs & Violet Gold, Bryan Koh’s tome on Filipino cuisine, in the next installment of our collaborative cookbook dinner series later this month.

“Socialism has a bad name because people who are capitalists give it a bad name,” says Moses “Mo” Santana.