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The Philly Mag 2023 Fall Arts Preview
With a packed roster from music to theater and more, Philly’s arts scene is having a renaissance. Here’s everything you need to see this season. […]
Ground Provisions Is More Than a Dining Destination — It’s a Vegan Retreat
The drive to Ground Provisions is important. Not the whole drive. Just the last stretch of it — down a densely treed stretch of Old […]
At Gilda in Fishtown, the Portuguese-Inspired Pastries Sell Out Early
There is never a quiet moment at Gilda. I mean, Tuesdays, sure. But Tuesdays, the place is closed. And I guess it gets pretty quiet […]
Q&A: Bucks County Native Richard Kind Talks Tomato Pie and BFF George Clooney
Netflix just released The Out-Laws, an Adam Sandler-produced comedy about a bank manager whose future in-laws may have robbed his bank. Bucks County native Richard […]
5 Guilty Pleasure Concerts You Might Not Want to Tell Friends You’re Attending
There are those concerts you go to where you can’t wait to post photos and videos on social media, making all your friends jealous that […]
27 Insider Tips to the Jersey Shore
A jaunt (or 20) to the Jersey Shore is a summertime ritual round here. But next time you make a dash to the ocean, forgo […]
Amada’s New Main Line Location Is More Than Just a Suburban Money Grab
Jose Garces has been trying to get Amada right since 2005 — that’s when the original opened on Chestnut Street. With its long, narrow dining […]
Korea Taqueria Finds a Groove With Bulgogi Beef Birria
Korea Taqueria was born mobile: a former halal food cart refitted to serve bulgogi burritos drenched in peanut sauce, breakfast tacos with kimchi to get […]
This Philly Comedian Refuses to Apologize When He Offends
My full name is … Tu Rae Z. Gordon. The “Z” is only known to people I’ve had to dispose of. It stands for “Zanas,” […]
The Best Books to Read This Summer
Picture this: You’re at the Shore, toes in the sand, sun on your skin. The sounds of crashing waves and cawing gulls float on the […]