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The 19-year-old pop singer has amassed quite a following as she continues to deliver new and powerful music.

It’s been one year since Cleveland Magazine explored the ins and outs of COVID-19. Since then, our regional hospital systems have worked to combat the ever-evolving coronavirus and its many variants. Given the implementation of vaccines, the creation of home monitoring systems and a renewed focus on treating the sickest of the sick, this year’s guide aims to answer the question: What’s next?

From Seafood Shake to Lobster & Pho, there are plenty of options to choose from in and around Northeast Ohio.

The Avon restaurant has found a way to turn your favorite Italian dish into an enormous pizza pie.

The editors of Cleveland Magazine share the best local dishes they ate this month.

The chef and co-owner of Salt in Lakewood shares her expertise with the seasoning. Plus, how coarse sea salt, pink Himalayan and flake salt all provide their own unique advantages in the kitchen.

Are your feathers in a ruffle because you can't find the perfect turkey? Fear not, as these four Cleveland-area turkey farms have just what you need. 

The bread bakery is leaning into pastries and other options thanks to the hire of Britt-Marie Horrocks.

Impress your guests with this West Side pastry chef Shelby Costo's recipe for this decadent dessert. 

The popular biscuit lunch spot expands its menu along with a new permanent location in the Tyler Village complex.

Senior editor Dillon Stewart set out to take down the food challenges at Greek Village Grille, Pho Lee's and Wild Eagle Saloon.

Perk, who won the 1971 mayoral election despite only winning 38.7% of the vote, was reelected in 1974, two years after his hair famously caught on fire.

The move, which includes a partnership with Cleveland State University, helps both players, staff and fans.

Ubuntu Park is a half-acre of community space built out of recommendations from residents of the neighborhood.

Writer Sharon Holbrook wrestles with sharing her personal space with critters adamant about making her home their own.

New Cleveland Magazine editor Colleen Smitek shares a bit of her past — and her vision for the path forward. 

At the start of the year, Refugee Response was planning on resettling anywhere from 100 to 200 refugees from Afghanistan. After the Taliban took control, that number jumped to upwards of 300.

The 19-year-old pop singer has amassed quite a following as she continues to deliver new and powerful music.

This introspective film, which is available to stream through Nov. 14 only, combines music and stories of those who served.

Here's what you need to know ahead of Kanneh-Mason's performance with the Cleveland Orchestra.

The former SamFox singer and guitarist, who released his self-titled debut record in July, is reexamining himself and the world around him.

The budding pop star shares how her hometown influences her sound.

The 50-year theater veteran is back hosting his preshow lecture series this month with Playhouse Square's running of The Prom.

The partnership, which allows the theaters to combine for 200 to 350 acts per year, is going to help usher in a new era of theater in Akron.

The festival will feature classes and performances from some of the best dancers in the nation at Pilgrim Church.

Embrace the museum's past and celebrate its future with the new exhibit featuring more than 300 artifacts.

In July, the Cleveland theater staple received a $75,000 grant from the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund that will be used for short-term housing for emerging artists.

This introspective film, which is available to stream through Nov. 14 only, combines music and stories of those who served.

Kichler Lighting's creative director Greg Martin explains how layered lighting can elevate a space. Plus, tips on what kind of lighting works best for different rooms from interior designer Ingrid Porter.

Ann Moses, who runs a five-star Airbnb in Geneva, gives us the scoop on how Clevelanders can go the extra mile as a host.

Jen Lopez, head designer of Jen Lopez Design breaks down how this home bursts with character.

Owner Tanya Manning gives us a taste of what you can find at her boutique. Plus, two cold weather styling tips you need to know.

From planning to post-tan care, you can't go wrong with using these tips.

Whether you're running to show off your fandom or to prepare for Thanksgiving, there's plenty of good races to take part in this month. By Sophie Giffin

Gift-giving got you stumped this year? Forget the fruitcake and visit Laura of Pembroke, the Social Dept. Clothing Co. and more.

This year's train ride is totally revamped to include even more Christmas spirit.

Come for the gigantic tree-lighting ceremony on opening night, stay for the celebration of downtown Cleveland on Nov. 27 and beyond.

University Hospital Health System's Dr. Amy Edwards helps us peel back the layers on 3 common vaccine misconceptions.

Dr. Amy Ray of MetroHealth Systems shares how boosters work, who should get them and what's on the horizon for the future of boosters.

Madelyn Grant contracted COVID-19 at 5 months and survived, but experienced a harrowing journey of post-COVID effects and a frightening new diagnosis.

From customized iPads to special YouTube stations, older adults in Northeast Ohio's retirement communities are embracing the benefits of technology.

Dr. Shanu Agarwal of Summa Health System advises that vaccinated and unvaccinated parties should still prioritize wearing masks in public spaces.

Paul Jones is what doctors consider a long-hauler, an individual who experiences persistent symptoms and new diagnoses after contracting COVID-19.

Dr. Riley Grosso was a contributing partner behind University Hospitals' at-home monitoring system.

Dr. Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila shares how his staff supports one another when their unit is at capacity.

Dr. Leslie Walker provides tips for approaching conversations about vaccinations, boundaries and safety measures related to COVID-19.

University Hospital Health System's Dr. Keith Armitage helps us understand what makes each coronavirus variant different.

University Hospitals, MetroHealth and Cleveland Clinic are all gearing up for the future defense against COVID-19.

Dr. Robert Salata delivers his take on the effectiveness of COVID-19 booster vaccines after leading a trial over the summer.

It’s been one year since Cleveland Magazine explored the ins and outs of COVID-19. Since then, our regional hospital systems have worked to combat the ever-evolving coronavirus and its many variants. Given the implementation of vaccines, the creation of home monitoring systems and a renewed focus on treating the sickest of the sick, this year’s guide aims to answer the question: What’s next?