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5 Questions with fashion designer and upcycling maven Imani Batts
Fashion designer and Pittsburgh native Imani Batts is well-versed in thrifting, upcycling, and using unconventional materials, and her creations make a statement in more ways than one. We dug deep to find out what inspires her, and what is next in her career.
On the Tahn: Juice and other dance parties in Pittsburgh (Aug. 24-26)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from darkwave to Shania Twain.
Disability Pride PA highlights growing need for accessibility in Pittsburgh and beyond
Disability Pride: Weekend under the Tent, an event presented by Disability Pride PA and Oakland For All, tackles a serious subject with two days of free fun and festivities.
Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 puts an electropop spin on Tolstoy
The Pittsburgh CLO production of Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 offers a lavish escape to the upper echelons of tsarist Russian society.
Shorty’s Pins x Pints launches fundraiser for victims of Hawaii wildfires
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Pittsburgh’s top events: Aug. 24-30
Looking for something to do this week in Pittsburgh? From a sloth’s birthday party to a Saucy Summer Jam to a Full Moon Paddle, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
Oddities & Curiosities Expo arrives to keep Pittsburgh extra weird
The international touring event makes its first-ever stop in Pittsburgh to deliver taxidermy classes, an “old-school freak show” museum, and vendors galore.
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Lynn Cullen Live: Aging, botox, skin peels, and prosthetic noses (08-22-23)
Lynn and Susan cover lots of topics today including, aging, botox, skin peels, the republican cult of Trump supporters and how they trust him more than other important things in their life, adding “the” in front of things and “s” the the end of words, double parking and more.. Plus they discuss Bradley Cooper’s decision…
Niche will help you find yours, in Pittsburgh and beyond
One frontrunner to potentially rise to Duolingo’s level of success is Niche, which is headquartered where Polish Hill meets the Strip District. Niche is making waves and changing the way families choose schools, neighborhoods, and even places to work.
Taco Fest returns, Caliente expands at Acrisure, and other Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Caliente Pizza and Draft House, the Pittsburgh Taco Festival, and the Allentown Summer Market Series, as well as a week of coffee, and a delicious showcase at Spirit.
Front Porch Theatricals brings new life to a once-troubled Sondheim production
Now on stage at New Hazlett Theater, Merrily We Roll Along presents a decades-spanning musical that grapples with the trials of enduring friendship, ego, and commercialized art.
Lynn Cullen Live: Lynn’s All Worked Up (08-21-23)
Lynn talks Trump’s cancelled press conference, the Republican debates, a baseball player better than Babe Ruth, Ukraine’s military advancements, a special obit, and more. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Kennywood actors, Ice Cream Maker, Graphic Artist, and more
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including scare actor, ice cream maker, graphic artist, and more
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The Sound Inside brings drama to a writing professor’s office hours
A Tony Award-winning play about a Yale writing professor and her student makes its Pittsburgh premiere through barebones productions.
Why, and how, are Pittsburgh residents trying to avoid Little Italy Days?
Locals reveal their plans during the Bloomfield heritage festival, which they view as more of an annoyance than a celebration.
Lynn Cullen Live: Virginia Montanez doesn’t “Get Marty” (08-17-23)
Lynn is talking about Virginia Montanez and a wonderful open letter post she wrote to Marty Griffin in response to his sensationalized report “Take A Walk” about the state of downtown Pittsburgh. She backs her analysis with facts instead of just fear tactics. Plus more on the newspaper in Marion Kansas that was raided by…
Lynn Cullen Live: Trump Trial Could Be Televised (08-16-23)
Lynn talks about a new tactic employed by the right: suing anyone who calls them out for “defamation.” They don’t care if they win or not; as long as their opponent is buried in legal fees. Plus, if Trump’s trial takes place in Georgia; it will be televised for transparency, the man who sent out…
Pittsburgh’s top events: Aug. 17-23
Looking for something to do this week in Pittsburgh? From Party at the Pier to the Lawrenceville Crawl Yard Sale, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
Memoir recounts how a scam artist turned a Pitt grad into a “company pimp”
In his self-published book,The Note from Belle, Ron Kaiser, now 92, recounts his long-ago interactions with Earl Belle, who became a media darling because of his lavish lifestyle in Pittsburgh and New York City, and, ultimately, a pariah who fled the country.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Aug. 17-23
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with Beethoven wrote a 10-page love letter, advice “To Anyone Who Thinks They’re Falling Behind in Life,” and aluminum sphere orbiting the Earth.
Does the identity of Pittsburgh’s first gay police chief matter to city’s LGBTQ community?
According to Police Chief Larry Scirotto, the bureau has been very accepting of his sexuality, and he’s never faced discrimination or homophobia while working for them. Still, in a more general sense, being Pittsburgh’s first openly gay police chief is to him “a big deal,” given that the profession “hasn’t, in the past, been so…
Cookbook author Katie Parla takes readers on a tour of real Italian cuisine
The recipes in Katie Parla’s book, Food of the Italian Islands, are light years removed from what most Americans consider to be Italian food and reflect the country’s regional and sub-regional cuisines.
Indie Bookseller Spotlight: New releases at City Books
What new books should you keep an eye out for at City Books? We asked them.
The popularity of pickleball puts Pittsburgh tennis fans in, well, a pickle
Some substantial changes have been noticed in Pittsburgh as pickleball has exploded in popularity. A younger crowd of pickleballers has emerged, as well as some angry tennis players fearing a new fad is encroaching upon their turf.
