Philly Mag Today

After a cross-country odyssey, Philip Korshak, the bagel poet, returns to Philly on a mission to build community around hot dogs, sourdough biscuits and the joy of eating outside.

Driverless taxis are learning our roads. The rest of us are grappling with what this means for our city.

Under RFK Jr., the CDC is withholding critical information about vaccine-preventable diseases from the American public. Renowned immunologist Paul Offit explains why.

From Old City to the Main Line, the centuries-old tile game is drawing all ages together for strategic thrills and screen-free connection.

Restaurant critic Jason Sheehan says stop looking for Royal Izakaya 2.0 and embrace the weirdness of dancerobot. It's a special place where "Philly'd up" jidori egg omelets and towering katsu sandos meet Japanese and American nostalgia.

Restaurant critic Jason Sheehan grabs a recorder and heads to the front lines of Pennsylvania's convenience store war. In Montco, the first battle is underway.

The untimely passing of actor James Van Der Beek compelled Health & Wellness Editor Laura Brzyski to call up Dr. Mike to ask if he knows why so many younger people are getting surprise cancer diagnoses.

Lê of Hop Sing Laundromat is a collector. Of watches. Of antique furniture. And most importantly, of bottles of liquor. Now he's opening these bottles to share with the people of his city. Jason Sheehan, Philly Mag's restaurant critic joins JP Romney for an enlightening and entertaining discussion about the mysterious Lê of Hop Sing Laundromat.

Sheehan's story can be found at this link.

People who post "all lives splatter" and other offensive Internet memes are apparently not welcome at Fergie's Pub.

In the 2027-28 school year, twenty schools are set to close under the School District of Philadelphia's proposed Long-Range Facilities Plan. The unseen burden on families needs serious consideration. "We need to ask ourselves: How and where will we act?"