Brand new issue where are yooooooooooou?…read more The full blown super gloss hype of 215 Mag is still very much alive and well in Philly. Yet it just feels likes it's been months since I've seen a new issue come out. I've been along the print road long enough to know that it's a hard thing to do in these times. But of late it seems like 215 isn't even being consistently released as a quarterly. And at this rate by the time a new issue comes out, the city of Philadelphia leaves to many stories on the plate for the magazine that bears it's area code to cover. At least The website does a good job of keeping it fairly up to date. But I hope they prove me wrong and hook up a new issue soon!

215 = a magazine that fills me with Philadelphia pride…read more The magazine is, of course, quite hip - but somehow, it doesn't get too pretentious, or, hipster. 215 covers the overwhelming mix of cultures that make this city so unique - through art, music, fashion, and stunning photography. This magazine truly captures the heartbeat of the city in ways that Philadelphia Magazine, City Paper, and Philly Weekly are so sadly out of touch with. This ain't no Sixth Borough - it's Philadelphia. We're here, and we're happening.

Have called 3 times emailed twice asking please DO NOT LEAVE TT IN MY DRIVEWAY. I DO NOT read it,…read moredon't want it. Still showing up at my house.

No paper in stores at least 3 times a week in Ridley township area. I guess u r not the Delco times…read moreanymore if you are in Exton. No more subscriptions for 19033

They don't know what they're doing. I paid them in March to start a subscription and they're…read moretelling me it was from January to March. They're wrong. When they deliver the paper they throw it anywhere. It's never by the front door where it should be. Half the time you don't even get the paper.

These guys are a bunch of inconsiderate a-holes…read more They will have parties until midnight periodically. No kidding-midnight-and playing music so loud our windows rattle! Worst neighbors ever! We will see about getting a zoning ordinance passed if this inconsiderate BS doesn't stop! No kidding-MIDNIGHT! (I stay here part time. And nothing is worse than having a nice evening destroyed by crushingly loud music. Total douches!)

horrible,horrible,horrible. this place in run by a handful of people who i know for a fact just…read moredon't care about the members! these same people have special memberships that let them bring something like 8 to 10 guess in per day free!!! that's $80 to $100 dollars a day. maybe thats way they are over $30,000 behind in their taxes. if you don't believe me you can look it up yourself, its puplic knowledge. don't go there promise me!

I can honestly say I had a very satisfying experience with this company. The employees were very…read morepolite and efficient with helping with all of my problems and even offers suggestions that has helped me out with my own business. I would just like to thank all of the kind people who took good care of me in repairing my computer. Thank you until next time...

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Here I go dropping a review on some friends again. But I only drop a review of people I know when…read morethey're worth it, And Aegis is no exception. Since 2006 they've been trying to open up more Philly venues to short film through their films and others. And they've been doing a good job of it. Together with National Mechanics they have an awesome free short film fest every month called the Solstice Series (coming back in June.) It showcases short comedies and dramas from Philly and beyond. Aegis is also doing pretty hot with their own films. I have a soft spot for "Run Theft", a short film about a really long run. I don't want to give too much away (it's a little over ten minutes so I easily could) but I laugh every time I see Fergie make a cameo in his yellow jeep. They also did a special documentary about the anniversary of Sex Dwarf. They recently just finished wrapping up their latest film "10 Jakes" and it should be on hand when Solstice makes a comeback.