Philadelphia Magazine

Plus: Philadelphians’ three favorite pastimes: Birds, Phils, and hating on the PPA.

This home in one of the Poconos’s finest resort communities is a resort in itself.

For decades, the Philadelphia Parking Authority has been beset by scandal and the most pitiful of public perceptions. The agency’s new director has other ideas.

Has she maybe realized that making a blatant mockery of the system wasn’t such a hot idea?

A new visual novel set in the Philly area turns the author’s own tragedy into a tale of redemption.

A former PECO power station gets new life as a live/work/play/stay juggernaut.

Climb aboard journeys perfect for leaf-peeping — and much more.

From a fun group run to a jewelry-making event, check out these five wellness activities happening this weekend.

But agrees with the rest of the world that the crazy video is “disturbing.”

Skip the regular coffee. Here’s where to indulge in Philly’s best specialty lattes that will keep you warm all fall.

Buy this 1830 colonial and you can become a gracious host. Whether your guests are paying customers or only friends and relatives is up to you.

Plus, the owner of Pat’s Steaks knows you hate his cheesesteaks. He just doesn’t care.

Plus, he weighs in on cheesesteak battles and the desserts at Fork.

America fails to hear what the people are saying when riots and looting occur.

BaseCamp Glamping provides tents, beds, linens, and more — and sets it all up so you don’t have to.