Philadelphia Magazine

Ange Branca says she’s letting her team inspire the menu, to share what she calls the “hidden hands” in the restaurant industry.

Plus: the Archdiocese apologizes for its rogue churches.

Adventures in the new world of education

Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Barnabas are among the area Catholic churches doing their own thing.

The transition to virtual learning has been rocky.

All of her commercial photography gigs suddenly “evaporated,” so Andrea Cipriani Mecchi headed outdoors with her Nikon.

What I experienced on my journey back to Philly from India shows how much the federal government is still not on top of things.

In a neighborhood known for its lovely Tudor rowhouses, this spacious house stands alone.

Chimeron Bio’s technology could make a future coronavirus vaccine more accessible to patients and cheaper for companies to produce.

Rescheduling takes an emotional toll, and the bride says her beloved “groomzilla” has struggled to accept it.

What better way to spend your time at home than with an adorable furry friend?

“The COVID-19 outbreak has taxed our Commonwealth and our communities in ways that are almost incomprehensible,” says the governor.

And how to cheer up other couples like them.

An unfiltered, unvarnished look at what “till death do us part” means now.

“I remember Peter called me from a conference and said, ‘Something’s wrong with my leg. It feels numb.’ ”