Vol. 19, No. 49
Local photographers deliver The World at Our Door in stunning fashion.
By Robert Isenberg
It's round two for Secret City, an interactive alternate-reality game at the Braddock Library.
By Andrea Bullard
Star Turn
Troop Buildup
Site Cleanup
By Chris Young
Culture + Nightlife Staff Picks
By CP Staff
A new Carnegie Museum of Natural History exhibit has the buzz on crane flies.
By Bill O'Driscoll
Food + Drink Staff Picks
Goods + Services Staff Picks
People, Places + Propaganda Staff Picks
Culture + Nightlife Readers' Poll Results
Food + Drink Readers' Poll Results
Goods + Services Readers' Poll Results
People, Places + Propaganda Readers' Poll Results
Best pop/rock band that isn't The Clarks
Donora
By Margaret Welsh
Best bar/club to see the beautiful people
Zen Social Club
By Lucy Leitner
Best BYOB Dining
Piccolo Forno
By Aaron Jentzen
Best place for a deli-style sandwich
Smallman Street Deli
Best German Restaurant
Hofbräuhaus
By Charlie Deitch
Best New Bar/Club
Over the Bar Bicycle Café
By Al Hoff
Best New Restaurant, Best Fusion Restaurant, Best Appetizers
Tamari
Best Body Art
In the Blood
By Chris Potter
Best place for stylish men's clothing
Moda
Best local sports moment of the past year
Penguins' Stanley Cup win
Best Day Trip
Ohiopyle State Park
Braddock's American Brasserie
By Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
Pierogies Plus
My Ex-Father Eats a Live Honeybee
Get a whiff of Rot Shit, the self-proclaimed best band in Pittsburgh
By Andy Mulkerin
Good Brother Earl is back with new album Fiction
Polish death-metal lords Vader headline the Monsters of Death tour
By Lissa Brennan
The Atomic Drops release a whiskey-soaked scorcher
By Manny Theiner
Jordan Decay's new release spans classic goth and black metal
The Little Dog Laughed
By Ted Hoover
Jane Eyre
By Michelle Pilecki
The Beaches of Agnès
New Wave grande dame Agnès Varda tells her life story beautifully.
By Harry Kloman
The Princess and the Frog
You're never too old (or cynical) to be charmed by frolicking Disney cartoon characters
Savage Love
By Dan Savage
Pittsburgh n'@
On the 1900 block of Sarah Street on the South Side, there is a building that has "Congregation Talmud Torah" carved above the door. Can you find out anything about the Jewish community here that would have supported a temple?
Question submitted by: Jana Shaw, South Side
This Just In: December 10 - 17
By Frances Sansig Monahan
Short List: Week of December 10 - 17
By PJ Patella-Rey
Pittsburgh’s top 420 events
Pittsburgh loved its disco days, and Thomas Jayson packed the clubs
By Rachel Wilkinson
How to roll the perfect joint
Bicycling with beer, pink Heinz "Barbiecue" sauce, and more Pittsburgh food news