I’d never heard the words “the City of Brotherly Love” spoken in a Scottish brogue till I went through customs at Edinburgh ...

As a reminder: You can vote once per day, every day until July 31st for who you’d like to see in the final round. The winner ...

This story is part of our continuing coverage in honor of Live Aid Week in Philadelphia. Check back daily for more Live Aid fun. Concert organizers had two main requirements. First, they wanted a ...

For Anne Ryan, the real challenge isn’t attracting crowds right now — it’s turning that attention into true love. “I want ...

From better conversations to easier-to-understand test results, here’s how artificial intelligence is reshaping everyday ...

It took a crane and 15 people to move this stunning onyx soaking tub into the third-floor primary bath of a beachfront home ...

Listen to the audio edition here: After Mac’s Tavern – aka the Always Sunny in Philadelphia bar – closed last summer in Old City, folks were wondering what might replace it. In January, we got our ...

Nobody understood Philadelphia, and Philadelphians, like Dan McQuade, who died this week at 43. I had the pleasure and indeed the honor of being Dan’s primary editor for most of his time on staff at ...

Test your Philly history knowledge with our Semiquincentennial Quiz. This month: how the city established its “Workshop of ...

It’s a surprisingly hot morning in late September, and Kate Scott is sitting in front of an enormous mountain of scrap metal. The claws of excavators dangle overhead, scooping up piles of crumpled ...

The Main Line enclave of Ardmore has it all — walkability, accessibility to the city, and, of course, the popular Suburban Square retail and dining hub. But let’s stroll Lancaster Avenue: From classic ...

In the ‘90s, when I was the editor of this magazine, I had a seemingly unlimited expense account. Every month it would be filled with receipts from Striped Bass, Le Bec- Fin, and Susanna Foo. Back ...