Philadelphia Magazine

In 2020, a federal judge in Philly dismissed the lawsuit the Fox 29 anchor filed against Facebook. But an appeals court just reversed that call.

This summer’s big music festivals weren’t the epic super-spreader events many armchair experts predicted, thanks to the enforcement of vaccination and testing mandates. We should acknowledge scientific breakthroughs and not be such Debbie Downers.

But don’t expect him to perform “Summertime” or “Parents Just Don’t Understand.”

“Wallacia” is the house where Blue Ball, and Abraham Lincoln’s doctor, was born.

The wildly popular haunted house has been replaced by a beer garden and “not scary” attractions.

After closing nearly two months ago, The Wall is expanding in a major way.

Lavishly outfitted with all the modern amenities, yet imported from the 18th century.

Here’s the full concert lineup.

This trinity is loaded with extras — extra space, extra flexibility, and an extra-convenient location.

Plus, Down North in Bon Appétit, everyone’s favorite Halloween bar returns and there’s a new Night Market.

Philly’s blowout culinary arts festival is back with new restaurants, new entertainment, and an all new space.

But was his declaration genuine? An investigation.

The bride’s mother pulled it all off — at the last minute, too.

After 23 years and many adventures, Philadelphia was calling my name.

The so-called “labor shortage,” which has employers offering signing bonuses and $15-an-hour wages for the first time ever, may actually be what the city needs to build a healthier economy.