On the Tahn: Dance parties at Casa Brasil, P Town, and more (March 16-18)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from Motown to ’90s hits.
PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh delivers Mrs. Doubtfire, musical Mormons, and more
Several new and classic musicals, as well as a play based on a bestselling book, will take the stage at the Benedum Center.
Lynn Cullen Live: Deregulation (03-14-23)
Lynn and Susan are discussing the broken healthcare system and medical debt and bank failures due to deregulation too. Plus Oscar’s talk, the passing of former United States Representative Pat Schroeder from Colorado who was one of 14 women in House of Representatives in 1973, and Tenured law professor Amy Wax racist remarks. Audio Only…
Ed Sheeran-inspired pizza, Picklesburgh dates, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Simply Burgers & Fries, Picklesburgh, Pigeon Bagels, and Sticklers Ice Pops, as well as a pop star pizza deal, a new pastry shop, and more.
Striking worker struck in the face as Post-Gazette labor angst spills over
A six-month labor struggle turned violent for the first time this weekend. Fingers are pointing as a strucken worker reportedly awaits facial reconstruction surgery.
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Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Artist Liaison, Weekend Waterer, Archival Technician, and more
Looking for a new job in Pittsburgh? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including positions at Animal Friends, Phipps Conservatory, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and more.
The Outwaters delivers a jarring descent into Lovecraftian desert horror
The newest addition to the found footage genre brings a hyper-sensory nightmare to the Harris Theater.
Lynn Cullen Live: The power of words (03-09-23)
Lynn is talking about the power of words. She discussed a quote from author Hannah Arendt, who was a political philosopher, author, and Holocaust survivor, that says “the fact that man is capable of action means that the unexpected can be expected from him that he is able to perform what is infinitely improbable.” Words…
Lynn Cullen Live: National Divorce, Migrant Child Labor, and More (03-08-23)
Lynn starts the show by discussing a NYT article by David French comparing Marjorie Taylor Greene’s national divorce comments to Southern sentiments leading up to the Civil War. She then talks about the importance of words and the pessimism that comes with the symbolic “banning” of certain words, Dominion voting systems vs. Fox News, and…
Questions remain about county justice system one year after Gerald Thomas died in jail
Gerald Thomas died in Allegheny County Jail despite charges against him being dropped. Is this local judge with a history of alleged misconduct to blame?
New petition revives Highland Park residents’ 30-year plea to silence police gun range
Residents of Highland Park living near a police gun range say it’s like “a mini-Civil War every day and night.”
Pittsburgh’s top events: March 9-15
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From the St. Patrick’s Day Parade to Bare Book Club to movie marathons to chess championships, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
All the Pittsburgh News You Missed This Week (Mar. 1-8)
Want to know what’s going on in Pittsburgh? We’ve rounded up our top local news stories from this week.
5 Questions with sculptor Peter Barbor
Local sculptor Peter Barbor talked to us about the influence of history in his work, his disdain for “artistic genius,” and his process.
Indie Bookseller Spotlight: New releases at City Books
What new books should you keep an eye out for at City Books? We asked them.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: March 9-15
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with supergiant stars, Joseph Campbell, mackerels, the Great Mystery, and more.
Posthumous Peter Oresick book finds Pittsburgh in everything
Local writer Peter Oresick’s son found a way to mourn his late father by working to complete his study of the Pittsburgh novel.
