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Take Me to the River: Michael Solomonov’s Favorite Place
The chef, restaurateur, and runner on the postcard-perfect vistas of Boathouse Row.
Inspiration Point: DJ Jazzy Jeff’s Favorite Place
Philly native and hometown DJ on the eternal appeal of Fairmount Park’s Belmont Plateau.
How Philly Became a Front in the War on Knockoff Swag
From fake Yeti mugs to bogus Rolex watches, officials here are seizing a ton of counterfeit merchandise.
Daryl Metcalfe Responds to Philly Mag Story
And basically confirms everything we wrote.
Clothing Repair Shops Are In — but They Actually Were Never Out
Suddenly, getting things repaired is all the rage. This comes as no surprise to my cobbler.
Diamond (No Rough): Jim Gardner’s Favorite Place
The dad, baseball fan and Action News guy on why he’d always rather be at Citizens Bank Park.
Philly Pols Keep It in the Family
This Father’s Day, three iconic city politicians can look on in pride at the exploits of their progeny.
Stuck in the Middle With Michael Smerconish
In his new book, the Villanova-based Inquirer columnist revisits his greatest hits — and misses.
Will the Soda Tax Be Jim Kenney’s Waterloo?
There’s a lot riding on the challenge to the levy, including, perhaps, the mayor’s legacy.
Anatomy of an Exit
What happens when a start-up sells for a big pile of money?
Five Philly Musicians Who Should Have Beaten Bon Jovi to the Hall of Fame
With yet another Jersey act getting the nod this week, we highlight some overlooked Philadelphians.
Pennsylvania’s New Congressional Map is a Really (Really) Big Deal
It’s hell for politicians, but great for voters. Here’s why.
Is Philly’s Inferiority Complex Dead?
The city’s walking with a certain swagger these days. It feels good. It also feels weird.
Meryl Levitz: Tourism’s Pied Piper
Philly tourism is big business. Really big business.