• Issue Archive for
  • Aug 29 - Sep 4, 2012
  • Vol. 22, No. 35
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News+Features

  • Under the Bus?
  • Under the Bus?

    Plan to shore up Port Authority may be mixed blessing for arts groups

Food+Drink

  • Mirchi
  • Mirchi

    One of the region's best Indian restaurants is tucked away in Cranberry

Music

  • Colter Harper goes solo
  • Colter Harper goes solo

    Steady touring with Rusted Root helps spark his creativity during the down time.
  • Twin Propellers in Turbulence
  • Twin Propellers in Turbulence

    The Harlan Twins' two-person core pushes the band through a slew of lineup changes, and a stellar record results
  • CD Reviews
  • CD Reviews

    New albums by TheFive6, Weird Paul and Cold Weather
  • Critics' Picks: August 29 - September 4
  • Critics' Picks: August 29 - September 4

    Local shows by Okkervil River, Winterpills, Das Racist, and Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine — plus, Bear Cub returns to town to release a new album

On Screen

  • Lawless
  • Lawless

    This "true" story of feuding moonshiners is quickly paced hokum
  • Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
  • Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry

    A documentary about the contemporary Chinese artist and his political works
  • Celeste & Jesse Forever
  • Celeste & Jesse Forever

    This Rashida Jones/Andy Samberg doesn't deviate much from the rom-com formula
  • Robot & Frank
  • Robot & Frank

    Frank Langella makes the most of his new robot companion in this dramedy about aging

Art

Views

  • Repeat Offenders

    Another year, another lawsuit against Pittsburgh Police
  • Savage Love

    "It's a subtle, conscious signal to assure you that you're not dealing with a lascivious zombie."

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