U.S. President

Sorting out the rhetoric at the top of the ballot

• by Chris Potter

Gothic Nightmare

This election is more important than local candidates want to let on

• by Chris Potter

US Senate

Could Democrat Bob Casey be facing the upset of the year?

• by Chris Potter and AmyJo Brown

U.S. House District 12

No easy choice between Rothfus and Critz

• by Charlie Deitch

State Attorney General

Kane seeks to be first woman elected to post in state history

• by Lauren Daley

Election Day FAQs

Your guide to negotiating Election Day madness

• by Chris Potter

Of the trolls, by the trolls, and for the trolls

Obama "documentary" tells you everything you need to know ... about Republicans

• by Chris Potter

A Conversation with Green Party Vice-Presidential Candidate Cheri Honkala

• by Chris Potter

Mini-cupcakes are the focus of a new bakery in Brookline

Le Cupcake Shoppe offers teeny-tiny snack cakes

• by Andy Mulkerin

Church Brew Works earns national recognition

Prodigal son Steve Sloan steps up the brewery's profile

• by Hal B. Klein

Luke Wholey's Wild Alaskan Grille

The popular Strip District sidewalk grill finds a fine-dining home

• by Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
• Tags: Dining Reviews, Slideshow

Starting to Roll

Groups mobilizing to change food-truck laws

• by AmyJo Brown

Uke and Tuba is a novelty act for the age of YouTube

"The hardest thing for me at these shows is to keep my composure and not laugh."

• by Nick Keppler

Una de Luna hopes to put together a 360-degree interactive live-streamed show

The band is releasing the follow-up to its 2008 debut

• by Andy Mulkerin

8cylinder works with static in the attic

"One of the things about being an electronic musician is that you can do it yourself."

• by Andy Mulkerin

CD Reviews

New releases from The Meets, Wires and Cables, and Jack McLaughlin

• by Andy Mulkerin

Critics' Picks: October 24 - 30

Local shows by Grouplove, RL Grime, Outasight and Walk Off the Earth

Alex Cross

This rote cop-vs.-psycho-killer film isn't worth your time

• by Al Hoff

Fun Size

A comic candy bag of pratfalls, face-mugging and entirely predictable plot developments

• by Al Hoff

The Round Up

A drama recounts the French government's complicity with the Nazi

• by Al Hoff

Industrial Arts Co-op's "The Workers" disappoints as public sculpture.

They look like Rockem Sockem Robots, just without the snappy colors.

• by Nadine Wasserman

Meet the folks behind popular Facebook page "Abandoned, Old & Interesting Places — Western PA."

More than 86,000 people have "liked" the page and gotten images of run-down Pennsylvania in their news feeds.

• by Nick Keppler

Lynn Cullen Live 10/30/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 10/24/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 10/25/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 10/26/12

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live 10/29/12

Audio & Video Archive

Local Vocals - Episode 7 - CP TV

Novel explores racism in Chicago.

"It was very difficult to write because I had to let go of trying to make people look good."

• by Catherine Sylvain

Maple and Vine

Playwright Jordan Harrison seems unwilling or unable to consider the ramifications of his setup

• by Ted Hoover

Ainadamar

Historical reality is expanded with a multimedia production that surrounds the audience.

• by Michelle Pilecki

Nothing But the Blues

Everybody sings, and everybody dances — even the audience, if they so please.

• by Michelle Pilecki

The Producers

The company sparkles in the big production numbers, climaxing in the infamous "Springtime for Hitler."

• by Michelle Pilecki

Short List: October 24 - 30