Kevin Koczwara

As the restaurant industry evolves, the longtime ‘Top Chef’ judge sits between an old system and a new guard.

Not much says "America" more than the small dairy farm, and Vermont has spent decades selling that image. Increasingly, it's a relic of a bygone era.

'We're all fucked up and you just have to find the right other kind of person who is also fucked up and compliments your fucked up-ness.'

For most of his career, Brian Rowe was an obscure backup on some star-studded LA Galaxy teams. Now he's their No. 1 goalkeeper as the team seeks to win a sixth MLS Cup.

The Boston Breakers are trying to build a winning women's soccer team, and win some fans, as a new addition to a crowded sports marketplace. It's a process.

Matt Cogar learned woodsman sports in the hills of West Virginia, and could become one of the world's greats. That is, if he doesn't go broke first.

Extremus is the brainchild of two friends with a shared love for concocting the most intense physical challenges possible. What possesses people to do this?

Traveling 18 hours for one game seems like madness, but for a certain breed of MLS fan, it's part of the price of admission.

When Robbie Rogers announced his sexuality to the world, he retired thinking no gay man could play pro soccer. He's since proven himself wrong.

Landon Donovan played his last game over the weekend and, unlike so many athletes, got to say goodbye on his own terms.

In 2009, a car crash almost ruined the career of one of America's most promising soccer players, but Charlie Davies has regained his form.

Kevin Alston was back on the field less than five months after his diagnosis. Now the New England Revolution are on the doorstep of a championship.