Boaz Frankel is the host at NEXTpittsburgh. He explores a diverse range of topics including beverage production, fine art, arts and crafts, home and garden, house design, and interior design. Boaz's work has been featured in NextPittsburgh.
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Boaz Frankel's coverage primarily focuses on local features, including architecture, historic buildings, and interior design within the Pittsburgh area. Given his interest in exclusive features and profiles of local places, he may be receptive to pitches highlighting unique architectural or historical landmarks within Pittsburgh.
As a writer focused on entertainment news and family-related topics as well as featuring industry-specific content with an investment analysis angle, Boaz might also be interested in stories about events or developments that have broad appeal to the community.
Considering his focus on local content related to architecture and history in Pittsburgh, pitching stories centered around these themes with a personalized touch may resonate well with him.
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Over the last thirteen years of his life, Warhol filled over 600 boxes with over 300,000 objects from his everyday.
These members of the Pennsylvania Air National Guard fill up a plane's gas tanks — they just do it at 20,000 feet in the air.
By: Boaz Frankel
Though The Pitt mostly films on the Warner Bros. Lot in Burbank, California, the cast and crew spend one week a season in Pittsburgh.
Featured guests: Rusty Hottenfeller, director of facilities and airline services at Pittsburgh International Airport
Boaz tours CMU's Posner Center for Special Collections, home to 8,000 rare books and unique objects including 1980s AI art.
By: Boaz Frankel
The campus includes a swimming pool, a sports field, a greenhouse for horticulture therapy and even dorms for students who live on-campus.
Mike opened a set of metal doors underneath one of the feet of the Tenth Street Bridge and led Boaz into it. What did they find inside?
In the late 1890s, two towns went to Andrew Carnegie with a proposition. Would he fund their borough if they named it after him?
The Mayor used to have a personal elevator, but when it broke in the sixties or seventies, the shaft was retrofitted with a spiral staircase.
The business we now know as Page's opened as Page Dairy Mart in 1951 and was the brainchild of Charles Alexander Page.
