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Point Breeze has served for some time now as the poster child for gentrification in Philadelphia, with all the accompanying sturm und drang over the issue. But […]
Angelo Perryman is one of Philadelphia’s most decorated businesspeople. Just this week the Perryman Building & Construction Services president and CEO received PHLCVB’s coveted Minority […]
It’s no secret that Flywheel draws a rather Type-A crowd. On every bike, there’s a screen that quantifies your effort throughout the entire workout, and afterwards, you can look up […]
We can’t say this for sure, but if the wall decor in several of the rooms of this dynamite loft condo in Callowhill is any […]
The first Rocky film, the 1976 release that garnered the Academy Award for Best Picture (and, in my book, the only one in the franchise […]
At just 22 years old, Julia Maass is a senior at Temple University and the CEO of a successful on-campus coffee shop. How’d Maass get […]
You know, meeting people offline isn’t easy. Once you’re post-college, your options for finding true love IRL are limited. You can hang out at bars, wait for […]
1. The Delfonics: “La-La Means I Love You” Written by Thom Bell and William Hart, this 1968 track remains their most enduring recording. 2. Todd […]
It’s that time of the year, folks: Here comes the annual hype for the Roots Picnic. Roots frontman Questlove took to Instagram this morning to […]
Welcome to Sweat Diaries, Be Well Philly’s look at the time, energy, and money it takes to live a healthy lifestyle in Philly. For each Sweat […]
In our search for a Bucks County home to feature in this department this week, we plowed through thumbnail photos of plenty of sad-looking bargains […]
I’ve seen Sweeney Todd, read Mildred Pierce, and eaten at Magpie, so believe me when I tell you that I know the transformative power of […]
I think we all know that the music can make or break a workout. If you’re in a studio where there’s lame music, chances are […]
Diamonds are expensive, roses are cliché, chocolate’s fattening (but good for the brain), and you’re going to do that candlelight dinner anyway, so why not […]
Here’s what $500K will buy you in Brewerytown: The most expensive house on this week’s list from NeighborhoodX, plus $25,000 to spend on customizing and […]