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While we’re in the midst of a suddenly absurdly cold winter, we’re reaching for all the hot beverages we can get our stiff, frozen fingers on. While […]
Changing your body takes hard work, persistence, and dedication. Here’s one Philadelphian’s transformation story. Want to share yours? Email me at ccunningham@phillymag.com. Who: Mara Jefferies, 24, a nurse […]
When it comes to healthy eating, trends tend to have quite a bit of power. When Atkins became popular, bread was banished. When avocado toast […]
As a lunch-packer, I like nothing more than foods that are easy to grab-and-go — and while whole fruits are the ultimate in both easy […]
There are some foods you can almost always find in my kitchen: whole wheat tortillas, eggs, apples. But what do the pros keep on hand […]
When we choose to eat at Honeygrow instead of the closest burger joint, we usually feel like patting ourselves on the back for making the […]
If we could all pack leftover pizza and Pop-Tarts for lunch every day, we’d probably complain about packing lunches a whole lot less. But since […]
I’m going to state the obvious here, but running a marathon and half marathon are very different than running a 5K or 10K. I’m not talking about […]
Following a recent ranking of the region’s highest-paid executives overall, the Philadelphia Business Journal has compiled a list of the region’s 25 highest-paid women executives […]
It’s hard to open your Instagram feed without smoothies bowls smothered in hemp seeds and chia seeds and pumpkin seeds and … SO. MANY. SEEDS […]
• What do granola bars, coconut oil, and frozen yogurt all have in common? Well, my friends, they are three foods you probably think are […]
First off, kudos to you for eating vegetables. As children, many of us did not appreciate the pile of green or orange stuff our plates. […]
Scarfing down a fattening, stomach-churning lunch every day used to be seen as a normal part of going to public school in America, as much as riding the bus […]
When I spoke to Anthony Ortiz on Thursday, he couldn’t help being a little nervous. His company’s $100,000 Kickstarter campaign sat at $96,258 with just three days to go. […]
I ran my first Broad Street Run in 1982; there were only 2,088 finishers in the race’s third year. The Broad Street Run has grown […]