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Let’s go to the movies! We’ll bring the popcorn, you furnish the theater. Furnish these five boffo home theaters to your guests and you’ll have […]
When we last saw army nurse Lydie Breeze — in Cold Harbor, the first play of John Guare’s trilogy that bears her name — she […]
SoulCycle can seem kind of daunting — you know, because of the cult-y reputation, dark studios, loud music, and complicated choreography. Well, the indoor cycling studio that made […]
We here at Be Well Philly love ourselves some vegan comfort foods, vegan dinner recipes — anything vegan, really. I mean, food that’s 100-percent powered […]
A lot of old wives’ tales aren’t true. By now, we know that a full moon is not directly responsible for strange things and that […]
Now in its fourth year, the Women’s Film Festival is an established landmark on the Philly movie landscape. And once again its founders have assembled […]
One of my favorite architectural quotes comes from modernist master Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: “God is in the details.” God is smiling on South Philly […]
“What kind of gay are you?” a guy at Woody’s asked me on the dance floor. It was my first week in Philly, and I […]
In fashion right now, high-low is having a moment like no other. Spring collections are all about the mix, pairing baggy denim with fancy frocks, […]
Training with TRX isn’t new — the straps, which use body weight for strength training, were invented by a Navy SEAL in 1997 — but […]
I’ve been happily ensconced in a two-room studio apartment carved out of an East Germantown rowhouse for five years now, but something about my living/bedroom […]
Ah, college days! Remember the smell of the dorm rooms, the crackling marijuana buds, the beer-sticky floors? All colleges have traditions, and as it happens, […]
The jump from page to the stage sounds so easy, right? So fluid, so natural. Yet Lydia R. Diamond’s conscientious but reductive stage adaptation of […]
The neighborhood where Philadelphia began is called Old City — please, none of that faux-Colonial e-on-the-end business — for a reason: This was the earliest part of […]
Boutique fitness used to be a pretty basic concept. You had studios which offered one kind of workout, and you paid per class. Nowadays, boutique […]