How Maria Caruso jet-sets between Pittsburgh dancer and L.A. actor and filmmaker
Maria Caruso of Bodiography dances her way into a film and television career, all while splitting her time between Pittsburgh and Los Angeles.
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Lynn Cullen Live: Republicans hate their own border deal (02-06-24)
Lynn and Susan are talking about the Republicans now looking to reject the very border bill that they would want for their leader Trump to try to not give Biden presidency any credit. Plus continued Grammy talk; swatting; SUV drivers pay more to park in Paris than smaller cars; this and more today on Lynn…
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A Hidden Harbor birthday, a new chapter for Salem’s, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Salem’s, Trace Brewing, Stuntpig, Hidden Harbor, and East End Brewing, as well as a mushroom workshop at Strange Roots, a Super Bowl pop-up for Café Momentum, and stops by the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile.
Lynn Cullen Live: Grammy talk (02-05-24)
Lynn talks about the Grammys last night. Plus animal news; Cecile Richards the former Planned Parenthood chief is still fighting for abortion access even while living with brain cancer; med beds in Butler; a giant space umbrella could help cool the earth and help climate crisis. This and more today on Lynn Cullen Live Audio…
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Director of Finance, Live Audio Technician and Mixer, Dance Teaching 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 a bakery clerk for La Gourmandine, a marketing coordinator at Phipps, donor relations coordinator at 1Hood Media, a sales position right here at City Paper, and more.
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day events celebrate progress, tackle stigma
Locals with HIV and the advocates supporting them are staging two events this week to foster greater awareness of the inequitable way the virus has impacted the Black community.
Beyond Their Years highlights two obscure Black sports legends
A screening hosted by various Pittsburgh organizations will pay tribute to Herb Carnegie and Buck O’Neil, two athletes who overcame racial discrimination and excelled in their respective sports.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Cheap Old Houses edition
Mt. Oliver is one of those city neighborhoods that’s cheap for a reason — it’s been a long time since more people have moved in than moved out (or got old and died). But you also don’t even have to squint to find a bright side here.
Lynn Cullen Live: NFL Concussion Settlement Shortcomings (02-01-24)
Lynn is starting the show off talking about some of her favorite people to follow, one is Charlie Sykes, who is pulling back on his daily podcasts and newsletters which Lynn will miss but he will still continue to comment but not through his daily works, and she likes to follow Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s writings. Plus,…
Lynn Cullen Live: Elon Musk has entered the brain (01-31-24)
Lynn is talking about Fox News is now doubling down on the click bait on Taylor Swift. Plus a Pennsylvania man arrested after allegedly decapitating his father and displaying his head on YouTube; Elon Musk’s Neuralink company has implanted a new device to have the brain communicate with a computer into a human. This and…
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Feb. 1-7
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology: a forecast that invites happiness by challenging taboos, cleansing your space, and practicing “Brag Therapy.”
Pittsburgh’s top events: Feb. 1-7
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a Groundhog Day beer tasting to the musical stylings of Extreme with Living Colour to a Valentine’s market, there’s always something happening in the Steel City!
Pittsburgh’s hottest hot toddies will keep you warm and toasted
The only thing better than a well-crafted cocktail is one that brings the heat exactly when you need it, and these Pittsburgh spots are serving up the best and warmest drinks.
Punxsutawney Phil and beyond: What the groundhog means to Pennsylvania
Groundhogs have a long history in Pennsylvania — as weather predictors, “Whistle-Pigs,” anthropomorphic heroes, and archeologists.
Cybersecurity has been central to Pittsburgh’s meds, eds, and tech redemption arc
Pittsburgh’s entrenchment within the cybersecurity field helped pull the city out of economic doom and marked the start of the local tech sector’s decades-long climb. But with large companies in other cities vacuuming up graduates from top area programs, some in the industry say they can’t find the talent they need to meet the demand.
