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So this landed in my inbox today—not because I’m a media person or anything, just because I, like, shop at Kate Spade—and since my first […]

Apple Cider Vinegar Toner via Mind Body Green Did you know apple cider vinegar can make your face glow? It’s apparently Scarlett Johansson’s best beauty secret, […]

Bridget Foy’s kicks off their inaugural Taco Tuesday today, May 7th. Stop on by the bar for your choice of two duck or beef tacos […]

Alla Spina is hosting Valter Loverier this evening. The Italian brewer is a master of sour and his Loverbeer beers are rarely available on draft. […]

There is nothing I love more than spring: The birds chirping, sun shining — even the blooming dogwood trees that smell like the basement in […]

If you miss all the Olympics hubbub from last summer (minus all those brain-cell-sappping Ryan Lochte soundbites), take heart: the London Games’ official documentary, First, […]

Leftover draft reaction and more in this week’s national media roundup of what they’re saying about the Eagles.

SPOTLIGHT LISTING: Merion Station Estate for Sale Albert Barnes gave many things to the Philadelphia region, most notably his world-class art collection that is at […]

Sure, our photographer snapped some amazing shots of the Broad Street Run on Sunday. But guess what? So did you. Here are my favorite Instagram […]

We’re excited to announce the return of the Eagles Almanac, a comprehensive season preview that will be loaded with analysis, essays and more from a talented group of writers.

The project, started by Brian Solomon, was a huge success in 2012 and figures to be even better this time around. Tim and I will both be contributing, along with several other names you are already familiar with.

Click here for complete details and to pre-order your copy now.

Philadelphia’s Coffee Revolution (Full Size) First appeared in the May, 2013 issue of Philadelphia magazine.

Since Fresh Direct set up shop here last fall, I have definitely been hearing a lot of people talk about how it’s their new thing, […]

If you’re finding that hookups are harder to come by these days, don’t take it personally. A new study from the National Surveys of Family […]

The initial overhaul during the summer of 2011 didn’t work out, so the Eagles tried again this offseason.

Gone are Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Nnamdi Asomugha. In are Cary Williams and Bradley Fletcher.

During the draft, the Eagles didn’t find corner help early, but they grabbed Oregon State’s Jordan Poyer in the seventh round.

Trent Dilfer is decidedly bullish on Matt Barkley. He is on record as saying the USC signal-caller is a first-round talent. Predicted that he would be the Eagles’ starter within three seasons. Thinks he can man that post for 5-8 years.

In a phone conversation with Birds 24/7 on Monday, Dilfer drew parallels between Barkley and another NFC East quarterback, Eli Manning.

“There is not a lot of difference between Matt Barkley and Eli Manning in their senior film,” said Dilfer. “In fact, I would argue that Matt’s college film is slightly better than Eli’s film.”

Dilfer went on to say that Barkley has “slightly higher graduate-level passing skills” than Matt Ryan coming out of college.