Opinion: Dating here sucks
The apps don’t work, and people are too scared for formal events. I’m done trying to force the issue in a city where dating should be easier.
For Democrats, shades of 2016 eight years on
The 2024 campaign and its twists and turns will give Democrats a lot to think about for future election cycles.
The radical case for pleasure in a dark and uncertain world
In a world where we are made to feel small and incapable of enacting political change or even being heard, making room for pleasure, joy, and love in our lives is a way of fighting back against a cold world that would watch us die.
Lynn Cullen Live – Fingers crossed. (11-05-24)
Election Day. Jimmy Kimmel said it’s like the whole nation is waiting to hear the results of a biopsy. The anxiety is sky high. And all eyes are on Pennsylvania with both Harris and Trump speaking to rallies last night here. The good news is at least our airwaves won’t be polluted anymore by all…
Poll workers are ready with extra training following threats in 2020
Poll workers are better prepared after receiving threats from Donald Trump supporters in 2020.
Patience, Pennsylvania: Election results could take awhile
While laws constrain how quickly ballots can be counted, Pa.’s Sec. of State Al Schmidt says the system has proven to be fair and thorough.
Election Day deals and freebies, Sharpsburg gets Uncorked, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Kavsar, The Open Road, Hilltop Coffee, Cilantro & Ajo, De Fer Coffee & Tea, Uncorked, Pita My Shawarma, and Rogue BBQ, as well as free donuts, coffee, and more for voting and a new dinner series.
Pittsburgh is the center of the political universe heading into Election Day
In a frenzy of last-minute changes, quick speeches, and deafening music, the Harris and Trump campaigns demonstrate Pennsylvania’s importance by choosing the Steel City for their closing arguments.
Lynn Cullen Live – We think we’re a progressive country? (11-04-24)
Lynn is wrestling with the reality that the polls say the race is tightening when its already tight as a tick. The fact that a vile, lying, sexually abusing felon whose ineptitude as president has already been proven is running neck and neck with Kamala Harris is unfathomable and it says a lot about who…
Jesús Martinez’s passion for Mexican cuisine sizzles at La Palapa
The South Side staple has expanded into a food truck and Lawrence Hall while remaining true to the flavors of Mexico.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Calliope, Adagio Health, Duquesne Club, and more
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings around Pittsburgh this week including a coffeehouse manager, tattoo consultant, digital content producer, and more.
Pittsburgh Disaster Solidarity hasn’t forgotten Hurricane Helene’s victims
While the nation turns its attention to the election and fall holidays, Pittsburghers continue to rally support to help fix hurricane-damaged communities.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: I guess this is growing up edition
Let’s talk about an underrated byproduct of walkable neighborhoods.
Lynn Cullen Live – Lynn recounted two stories about how red states treat workers(10-31-24)
Lynn recounted two stories about how red states treat workers: Florida, where Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law making it illegal for any town or county to institute laws requiring employers to provide water, shade and rest breaks to outdoor workers. Also, in Georgia, the prison system daily buses thousands of inmates to private businesses…
Lynn Cullen Live – Ain’t gonna be pretty. (10-30-24)
Lynn talked about Harris’ closing speech on the Ellipse saying America didn’t throw off a petty tyrant 250 years ago just to elect another petty tyrant now, while Trump was left to say, “I am not a Nazi.” Sorta reminiscent of Nixon’s “I am not a crook.” Also, how long the election night vote count…
The Pittsburgh Derby Brats welcome cool kids and old heads to the pack
Roller derby is an inclusive sport that brings like-minded kids together and allows them to forge connections that can last a lifetime.
Saxboybilly18 boasts and roasts Pittsburgh in viral videos on sports, city life — and sobriety
If you’re Very Online™ like me, you’ve probably seen one of Saxboybilly18’s viral videos by now. Many, including his dim review of the Atlanta Braves’ new stadium complex and his “old world” takedown of Little Italy Days, have racked up thousands of likes.
We have 19th-century Pittsburghers to thank for helping codify time as we know it
The smaller telescope at the Allegheny Observatory, known as a transit telescope, was used to measure sidereal time, or “star time,” the basis for modern timekeeping.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Oct. 31- Nov. 6
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh? From a bridal expo to a COVID-Safer Halloween Mask-querade party to a country concert and more, there’s always something to do in the Steel City!
Democrats are pushing hard for Pennsylvanians’ votes. Will it be enough?
As the election gets closer and closer, it appears only tighter and tighter. Even when optimistic in tone, Democrats are sounding the alarm: if the party and its supporters aren’t diligent, Trump and the Republicans down ballot just might pull this thing off.
