Philadelphia Magazine

After her husband scammed some of Philadelphia’s wealthiest people, decimated her picture-perfect Main Line life, and went to prison, Kami Verne doubled down on the only thing she still trusted: love. https://bit.ly/4yLTqAB

This month marks the 20th anniversary of the pride of Berks County’s eponymous debut album. Taylor Swift is also now officially family of Delco's most famous couple. What better time to take a look at some Philly Tay-Tay facts and figures? https://bit.ly/3UgtvTy

Of course, Jason Kelce made a cameo at the most epic Eagles tailgate wedding. https://bit.ly/4eWeInQ

In the ’90s, red gravy flowed through every Italian restaurant in Philly. Then came Marc Vetri. https://bit.ly/3WPeFEa

Corte Oven & Bar debuts in the old Mulherin’s Pizzeria. Plus: Honeysuckle's new cafe concept, Kampar shows signs of life, and a look at the bar coming to Ballers. https://www.phillymag.com/restaurants/2026/10/27/corte-corio-restaurant-opening/

Phila Lorn’s limited-time collaboration with Home Appétit brings the flavors of the celebrated Cambodian restaurant to your door and supports his former South Philly school. https://www.phillymag.com/restaurants/2026/10/26/mawn-home-appetit/

Cheesesteak scion Tony Luke Jr., who has been estranged from his father and brother for years, laughs at their asking price for what is now Tony & Nick's in South Philly. https://www.phillymag.com/restaurants/2026/10/26/tony-lukes-cheesesteak-shop-sale/

A new life for Stephen Starr’s old Pod, the closing of Marsha’s, brisket bao at dancerobot, and a $500 Polish feast. Jason Sheehan with the latest Philly food news: https://bit.ly/3WhmFh2

The Village of Industry & Art will host ceremonies and receptions in the Great Hall beginning in April — and booking will open today. https://bit.ly/4yM19ig

Music Theatre Philly has signed a 10-year lease at former UArts building Arts Bank, aiming to reopen the space to Philadelphia’s performing arts community. https://bit.ly/4yy83XZ

A record-setting Sixers game! A presidential scolding! A craft beer-repping blonde woman that is not actually human! It’s been a busy week in Philadelphia news. We break it down for you here. https://bit.ly/4zOYUeL

Increased library funding, additional public green space, and more are on the general election ballot in Philadelphia's collar counties. https://bit.ly/4idCr42

What went wrong at the Academy of Natural Sciences? From years of financial trouble to leadership missteps and a messy breakup with Drexel, here’s how Philly’s beloved dinosaur museum got here — and what it might take to save it. https://bit.ly/4Bm0uX8

Before 'You Can See Everything,' Elizabeth Holmes brought her Theranos sales pitch to Philly. A look back at the 2016 appearance where the disgraced founder tried to sell the world on her blood-testing device — just as her empire was crumbling around her. https://bit.ly/4sdP9UN

David Gutstadt and Amanda Potter said “I do” at Ballers, their buzzy sports and social club in Fishtown. https://bit.ly/4hW3mCx

Danny Child's new bar Field Day brings foraged cocktails, a fermentation lab, and Sweet Amalia chef Melissa McGrath to Northern Liberties. https://bit.ly/4i8vXDc

Fans are concerned and upset about the fact that Eagles QB Jalen Hurts reportedly played with blood clots. He is now out for the season. We checked in with our resident medical expert Dr. Mike from Penn to get his take on what the hell is happening. https://bit.ly/4yZRXYc

After her husband scammed some of Philadelphia’s wealthiest people, decimated her picture-perfect Main Line life, and went to prison, Kami Verne doubled down on the only thing she still trusted: love. https://bit.ly/4yLTqAB

This week in Philly: the Sixers season begins, The Great Gatsby on stage, a meaty Rocky celebration, lots of spooky stuff, and much more. https://bit.ly/3IkSucT

From voter intimidation to malfunctioning voting machines to polls that aren't open when you get there, this is our guide to how to navigate problems on Election Day in Pennsylvania. https://bit.ly/4z1lFMG

A record-setting Sixers game! A presidential scolding! A craft beer-repping blonde woman that is not actually human! It’s been a busy week in Philadelphia news. We break it down for you here. https://bit.ly/4zOYUeL

Increased library funding, additional public green space, and more are on the general election ballot in Philadelphia's collar counties. https://bit.ly/4idCr42

Music Theatre Philly has signed a 10-year lease at former UArts building Arts Bank, aiming to reopen the space to Philadelphia’s performing arts community. https://bit.ly/4yy83XZ

The Village of Industry & Art will host ceremonies and receptions in the Great Hall beginning in April — and booking will open today. https://bit.ly/4yM19ig

What went wrong at the Academy of Natural Sciences? From years of financial trouble to leadership missteps and a messy breakup with Drexel, here’s how Philly’s beloved dinosaur museum got here. https://www.phillymag.com/news/2026/10/21/academy-of-natural-sciences-closure/

Before 'You Can See Everything,' Elizabeth Holmes brought her Theranos sales pitch to Philly. A look back at the 2016 appearance where the disgraced founder tried to sell the world on her latest blood-testing device — just as her empire was crumbling. https://bit.ly/4sdP9UN

Plus: A new owner for an old space, saying goodbye to a South Street sports bar, and a brand-new breakfast spot in Point Breeze. https://bit.ly/3WhmFh2

From voter intimidation to malfunctioning machines to polls that aren't open. https://bit.ly/4z1lFMG

Danny Child's new bar Field Day brings foraged cocktails, a fermentation lab, and Sweet Amalia chef Melissa McGrath to Northern Liberties. https://bit.ly/4i8vXDc

This week in Philly: the Sixers season begins, The Great Gatsby on stage, a meaty Rocky celebration, lots of spooky stuff, and much more. https://bit.ly/3IkSucT

The Main Line resident and meteorologist coming out, collecting plants, and why his friends call him “Spitfire.” https://bit.ly/3U7Guqj

Walkouts. Resignations. Arrests. Lawsuits. Inside the spectacular unraveling of a beloved Philly institution. https://bit.ly/4ypwJlr

A lot of people are concerned and upset about the fact that Eagles QB Jalen Hurts reportedly played with blood clots. He is now out for the season. We checked in with our resident medical expert Dr. Mike to get his take on what the hell is happening. https://bit.ly/4yZRXYc

Test your Philly history knowledge with our Semiquincentennial Quiz. This month: World War II. https://bit.ly/47T9Wne

“It tasted like if beige had a flavor,” writes food critic Jason Sheehan. https://bit.ly/485aFlm

David Gutstadt and Amanda Potter said “I do” at Ballers, their buzzy sports and social club in Fishtown. https://bit.ly/4hW3mCx

From voter intimidation to malfunctioning voting machines to polls that aren't open when you get there, this is our guide to how to navigate problems on Election Day in Pennsylvania. https://bit.ly/4z1lFMG

He put a mustache on the Mona Lisa and declared a urinal a work of art. Now, a sweeping new Philadelphia Museum of Art retrospective explores the provocateur whose ideas were decades ahead of their time. https://bit.ly/4iqISln

Give ’em pumpkin to talk about. https://bit.ly/4jW1Lhd

Days after City Council declared a public health emergency due to rats, a PETA official tells Philly Mag that we have been approaching the problem in the dumbest way possible. But they have solutions! https://bit.ly/4io2giX

A hidden historical marker high up along Kelly Drive led executive editor Bradford Pearson down a rabbit hole to an epic Philly discovery. https://bit.ly/4B9OmZh

How did this sleepy town become the Shore’s most exclusive secret? https://bit.ly/4jZNznr

Scampi’s new takeout lasagna series has Philly’s top chefs breaking all the traditional rules of the classic pasta dish. https://bit.ly/4zAgXFk

LeBron! Rats! And one robot-blocking act of civil disobedience! It’s been a busy week in Philadelphia. Enjoy our data-driven look at your week in review – and the week ahead. https://bit.ly/4eErE1B

If you haven't gotten your flu shot yet, now is the time! We talk to Dr. Mike about the dreaded flu. Plus, we ask him if we actually need to get the COVID booster this year. (We were surprised by his answer.) https://bit.ly/4Baiaov

The Sixers are gearing up for a BIG season. Blue Week brings citywide street art, free T-shirts, fan events, and a hunt for free tickets to the home opener. Here’s where to find the action around Philly. https://bit.ly/4B6TxZY

Super Bao & Cake Girl serves up Chinatown’s best budget bites, from savory pork floss to matcha-green pineapple buns. https://bit.ly/4hTh4EQ

Shane Gillis can pack the Linc, but he still can’t seem to get SNL right. The former Philly comedian's third turn hosting was a mess. Here are six rules he apparently hasn’t learned. https://bit.ly/4yeZ3XF

From sculptural driftwood lamps to quilted jackets, “Past Lives, Surfaced by Skilled Hands” in Market East showcases 22 artists making something new from materials with a history. https://bit.ly/4saKN0Y

From kid-friendly Halloween parties to spooky science to pumpkin everything, Philly’s little ones will definitely get plenty of wear out of those costumes (and plenty of candy) this season. https://bit.ly/3O0nPX7