Philly Mag Today

Whether it's a job, a city, a relationship, or a dream, sometimes you just have to move on — but how?

If you have a question for Kimberly, go here to ask and we'll do our best to feature it in an upcoming episode.

Why pay Silicon Valley tech companies for your ride when locally-owned taxi cabs are faster, cost less and put money back into Philadelphia's economy?

The wild six-story Old City arts venue just opened. Digital editor Laura Swartz stepped into a building not quite a museum, a haunted house, or a dream.

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We Need To Talk About Philly Dog Culture

(7:25) I Tried It | Primal Screaming

(15:30) The Next Phase of Friday Saturday Sunday

(29:10) I Had Never Gotten a Facial, and Then I Got the All-Star Treatment

(34:25) Drexel Docs Want Your Dead Mice

(40:45) Let's Talk About The 25 Most Philly Athletes

Since publishing Philly Mag's 25 Most Philly Athletes of All Time last month, there has been a ton of chatter about the athletes that did (and did not) make the list.

Recently, staff writer Malcolm Burnley invited Philly Mag executive editor Bradford Pearson and Olivia Kram, digital media marketing and community manager for Citizen Media Group (all three of whom contributed to the list) to discuss how they felt about the list now and what feedback they'd received. From universal acceptance of Allen Iverson at the number one spot, to the controversy of including a horse, Malcolm, Brad and Olivia dug into the difficult task of defining what makes a Philadelphia athlete a Philly athlete.

Don't forget the other articles in this series.

The Best of the Rest: The Athletes Who Just Missed Our "Most Philly" List

The Greatest Off-Field Icons in Philly Sports History

The Most Quintessentially Philadelphia Sports Moments

Finally, your mouse problem can further the advancement of science, Victor Fiorillo says. Well, assuming you can catch the devilish things.

At 40, a facial first-timer steps into Philly's temple of skincare and leaves with a new understanding of what it means to save face.

Chad Williams of Friday Saturday Sunday finds purpose in the pursuit of perfection. With big changes coming over the next year or so, his grand vision is getting closer and closer to realization.

Health & wellness editor Laura Brzyski describes how participating in a primal screaming club helped life feel ... a little less heavy.

Pups are everywhere these days, thanks to indulgent owners and business proprietors. Writer Shaunice Ajiwe asks, guess what else is everywhere, including on the soles of my shoes?