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News
"We've got a job that's so much bigger than any of us can handle."
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News
The district "would not have been able to get Schenley closed had it not been for the asbestos," says Kathy Fine, who opposed the move.
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Last Word
The perfect summer sport … just watch out for hookworms
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Off Menu
The chef hopes to spark conversation about where food comes from
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Dining Reviews
The specialties of Italy's Campi Flegrei are on offer at a new Downtown location
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On The Rocks
"A lot of people are reluctant," but new whiskies "blow people away."
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On The Side
The trick is in how you heat the milk.
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Music Features
It was fair to expect some freaky epics, some tales from topographic oceans. Yet most tracks are pop-song length.
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Music Features
"They know us at the Shadow Lounge, all that. We just don't feel like we necessarily have to stay in one lane."
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Local Beat
"6119 is the Venn diagram where the club meets the gallery."
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New Releases
New release from The Full Steam (formerly Yours Truly) and The Toys du Jour.
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Critics' Picks
Local shows by Heart, Heavy Breathing, Matisyahu, Janka Nabay, The Head and the Heart
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Movie Reviews + Features
Zvyagintsev's film is a critical mirror, reflecting a current morality — or really, amorality — in post-Soviet Russia
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Movie Reviews + Features
A solid piece of entertainment that lacks the coherent themes and tension to be as provocative and enthralling as fans might have hoped.
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Movie Reviews + Features
A clichéd dramedy about a fractured family embracing its inner and outer hippie
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Movie Reviews + Features
Lea Pool's documentary pulls the curtain back on the mega-branding efforts that are the many pink-ribbon campaigns for breast-cancer "awareness."
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Movie Reviews + Features
This fable of survival, told from a child's perspective, is unlike anything in theaters this summer
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Art Reviews + Features
Carnegie exhibit juxtaposes painting and photography from a time of artistic revolution
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The world is full of men who are turned on by wearing panties or a little lingerie
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Potter's Field
Poetic justice, at least, for Penn State
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Lynn Cullen Live
Audio & Video Archive
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Pieces of Pittsburgh
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Lynn Cullen Live
Audio & Video Archive
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Lynn Cullen Live
Audio & Video Archive
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Lynn Cullen Live
Audio & Video Archive
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Pieces of Pittsburgh
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Lynn Cullen Live
Audio & Video Archive
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Dance + Live Performance
Events include performances, classes, panel discussions and more — all in celebration of the American art form of jazz dance
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Theater Reviews + Features
This is, without question, the greatest Sweeney I've ever heard.
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Theater Reviews + Features
This production is spellbinding.
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Theater Reviews + Features
This Toyer is a grand experiment in theater, and the production far surpasses its outrageous script.
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Theater Reviews + Features
These are meaty roles, among the best in the Williams canon, but the long monologues are difficult beyond mere verbosity.
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Theater Reviews + Features
Audiences won't know where they're going until they get there
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Short List
Spotlight Events
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Mondays-Fridays. Continues through May 24
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Sat., May 25, 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
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