Philadelphia Magazine

As the Eagles prepare to play Dallas this weekend, the two-time Super Bowl champ mourns the death of the Cowboys’ Marshawn Kneeland — and highlights the help to be found by a teammate’s suicide prevention organization

Plus: Phillies get sent to the cornfield, Pennsport Pub gets stripped, and a Philly restaurant gets a Michelin nod four days before closing for good.

The Gobbler is back and in greater numbers as restaurants serve up their takes on the Philly favorite. Here’s what makes them great and where to find them.

International influences find a cool common ground at this address thanks to interior design firm Marguerite Rodgers.

Plus, you’re not through hearing “6-7” anytime soon … and it has Philly roots.

There’s been a lot of talk about why Michelin would be bad for Philly’s food scene. But it’s not the existential threat you think it is.

Michelin just announced which restaurants are included in their Northeast Cities Guide. Here’s who made the list.

Plus: Grace Winery starts dinner service, Craftsman Row Saloon gets decked out for the holidays, and River Twice hosts Friendsgiving.

Tune in as Foobooz drops the announcement news.

The payoffs and challenges of using NoPlex, a new ADHD app, for 30 days.

Veterans Day may come and go – but we should support our nation’s heroes and their families all year long.

Philly’s real soundtrack is bigger, louder, weirder, and impossible to pin to one hit. In a new anthology, music impresario Larry Magid gathers the musicians, mischief-makers, and scene-builders who scored a city that never stops remixing itself.

Your favorite low-dose seltzer may be illegal soon thanks to a loophole nobody fixed. 

John Lingan’s new book traces the Roots drummer’s journey from Philly prodigy to genre-shaping innovator.

Ballers has it all: courts for pickleball, padel, and squash, golf simulators, a full-service restaurant and bar, a gym, a recovery lounge, and events.