Philadelphia Magazine

Yes, there’s video. Plus, whose lifespan will be longer: the Portal or hitchBOT (RIP)?

Plus: The Noble Goat opens in Downingtown, new exec chefs join the lines at Rex at the Royal and Wilder, and Cantina la Martina celebrates Dia de los Muertos with cow’s head tacos and alligator barbacoa.

Can the most recent Republican to serve as Pennsylvania governor convince millions of Americans that our elections aren’t rigged?

From app development to underwater robotics to slam poetry

The top performers in the city and suburbs when it comes to graduation rates, student performance, and other statistical measures

And he was the most famous person there.

From Hymie’s on the Main Line to an old school sandwich shop in Norristown, some eateries are wading into the previously uncharted waters of Election 2024.

From fine dining on the cheap to haggling over your Comcast bill, our guide to making the most of your money.

With tolls, gas, and legal restrictions, buying alcohol outside Pennsylvania isn’t always a clear win.

Here’s how to cut your bill without having to cut the cord.

From dates to theater to family outings, there’s plenty to do in Philly that won’t break the bank.

All the cocktail bars, tasting rooms, and neighborhood watering holes you have to check out in East Passyunk.

From creeks to rivers to bays to the ocean, this region has what you want in waterside living. Here are 10 communities to check out.

We’ve mapped all the proposed locations. It’s fair to say there’s probably a camera coming to a neighborhood near you.

The Brandywine Museum of Art in Chadds Ford just unveiled a retrospective of the late Philly-area artist Wharton Esherick.