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At Last! The Pedestrian Swing Bridge Across the Schuylkill Is Finally Opening

Begun in 2018, the $28 million project promises to safely and accessibly connect Southwest Philly and Center City. Pedestrians and cyclists celebrate this weekend.


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How the Gobbler Conquered America

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The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Weekend

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The Philly Mag Guide to Cooking Nothing on Thanksgiving

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Men with Wandering Eyes

Enjoying the view or just plain ogling?

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Weekend Eats: Alfresco, Again

Dine outdoors (while you still can)

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Friday Movie Blog

Catfish: A-

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Daily Scoop

Jeff Lurie is worth $1 billion

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In honor of Boss’s Day (October 16th), some successful Philadelphians share memorable words of wisdom — well, words, anyway — from their employers.

“My boss said, ‘If you’re not happy here, quit.’ I quit the next day and moved back to Philadelphia.”  — Steve Duross, former Key West, […]

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Fall fashion feels like it’s 1977.

From KOP to Rittenhouse, fall fashion feels like it’s 1977, and Stevie and Co. are again taking the stage at the Spectrum.


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Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Red gravy was just the beginning.

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly


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What’s it really like to pedal the streets of Philadelphia? For a week, one man trades his four wheels for two wheels to find out

DAY FOUR: Okay, my attitude has officially hardened into this: If you are not riding a bike, I hate you. Riding through Penn’s campus at […]

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After selling his family’s iconic Philly travel business, Rosenbluth is busy with his latest big idea: trying to make getting health care as easy as visiting your local Wawa

Health-care business consultant David E. Williams wonders how much profit primary-care clinics can generate, since personnel can be expensive. But he has no question the […]

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Freeman, a.k.a. The Buddha, was supposedly rebuilding Germantown. And even though project after project failed, political heavyweights—from Ed Rendell to Bob Brady to Michael Nutter—kept giving him our money. Lots and lots of our money.

“Miss Rogers, there’s flies, there’s flies.” “What? What are you talking about?” Sherri Rogers (not her real name) figured the girl in the back of […]

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Appy days.

When the going gets tough, the tough get … iPhone applications, evidently. That’s the game plan for mega-developer John Westrum, whose business took a McMansion-size […]

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Stuff you can’t miss this month.

IN CONCERTClass ActsR&B/gospel lady Mavis Staples — as in the Staple Singers — visits World Cafe Live (10/4); the Academy of Music welcomes folk legend […]

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The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

Mark your calendars to celebrate, eat, and explore your way through Philly.

Best of Philly 2026

Best of Philly 2026

Please give a warm welcome to Best of Philly 2026: Everything you want, didn’t know you needed, and should check out in Philadelphia right now.


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Philadelphia’s unions are too greedy.

Given the political power of the unions, though, I’m not holding my breath. As of early August, $2.5 billion in business had been booked at […]

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Some stay put, some are in constant motion (and some even tweet about it), but all of these eateries-on-wheels offer mouthwatering and affordable meals

Photography by Jeff Fusco

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Dining cheaply doesn’t have to hurt your waistline.

Coventry Deli oatmeal.  Top a 10-ounce portion of Coventry’s double-boiled creamy wonder with fresh fruit and nuts of your choosing for an extra 25 cents […]

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That’s the goal of a cadre of Philly cyclists who dream of turning the city into a bike-friendly paradise. In their way: one cranky Daily News columnist … and a whole lot of angry (sometimes punch-throwing) Philly drivers

Oh, is that all? Maybe in time — as we all get used to more cyclists — Philly will become more like Girona? Rogers considers […]

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