Regan Stephens

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Regan Stephens

Starting this summer, travelers passing through Philadelphia International Airport will have a new reason to check in early. American Airlines is slated to open its Flagship Lounge at the East Coast hub, with a menu curated by hometown chef Randy Rucker. Rucker helms River Twice and Little Water, two acclaimed Philadelphia restaurants known for seasonal cuisine that draws on ingredients sourced from the surrounding Delaware River Valley.

2 weeks ago | travelandleisure.com | Regan Stephens

• The oceanfront Zemi Miches Punta Cana All-Inclusive Resort will open in June 2025, as Hilton Curio Collection's first all-inclusive resort in the Dominican Republic. • The resort, located in the lesser-known town of Miches, will feature 500 guest rooms, including some with private plunge pools, four swimming pools, a waterpark, a spa, and kids' and teens' clubs.

2 weeks ago | phillymag.com | Regan Stephens

Guides Meet the Chefs Reimagining the Cheesesteak With the help of immigrants and first-gen Philadelphians, our city’s signature sandwich is finally getting interesting. Devoted foodies and restaurant newbies love Foobooz. Sign up now for our twice weekly newsletter.

3 weeks ago | people.com | Regan Stephens

Lauren Grijalva and kids on a road trip. Photo: The Wanderpreneurs Once upon a time, family road trips were all but guaranteed to feature a few recurring elements: sibling bickering, the license plate game, and the phrase “Are we there yet?” on repeat. Built-in movie screens, tablets, and other digital entertainment have helped make long car rides a little more bearable, but they’re not always foolproof for keeping the kids engaged.

3 weeks ago | people.com | Regan Stephens

When was the last time you saw a shooting star? Or any star? If you live in a place with light pollution (the artificial light produced by urban areas and general human activities) perhaps it’s been a while. But on a clear, cloudless night, free from the glow of city lights, it can be easy to see stars, planets, constellations, and even the Milky Way — as long as the sky is dark enough.