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Features
"We're taking music we love, that not everybody knows about, and exposing it."
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Features
We look at some ways Pittsburgh plugs into the national music scene.
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Features
The company has been making a name for itself working with artists from Imagine Dragons to Snoop Dogg.
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Features
"Something just happened with music and young people in Pittsburgh."
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Features
Some local musicians have found song placements to be the key to making a living
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Features
"Pittsburgh had a weird reputation for a long time as a place that was very skippable."
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News
"I caught a half of a drum stick from Eddie Money's drummer. It could have impaled someone."
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News
Debate featured little controversy, but early trends are starting to emerge
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Last Word
Tony Campbell's noteworthy career brings him back to Pittsburgh
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Dining Reviews
A welcoming bistro that offers "contemporary comfort cuisine"
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Off Menu
CSAs accepting pre-orders now
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On The Rocks
"The idea of connoisseurs having a list of ratings and reviews they can take from restaurant to restaurant is huge."
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On The Side
You can nosh on treats from a private local baker or take the kids out back to the Zen garden/sandbox.
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Music Features
The extended tracts of guitar noise from Sonic Youth are still there, but they are delivered with more glam-rock confidence.
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Music Features
He was just a kid living in New York City in 1989 when he had a chance encounter with Daniel Johnston.
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Local Beat
"We show girls they can do anything and be anything they want. It's a very loud and proud camp."
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Critics' Picks
Local shows by Caspian, San Cisco, Phosphorescent and Hank & Cupcakes, plus Mason Bates joins IonSound for a performance at the Warhol
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New music from Shockwave Riderz and Greg Sorce
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Movie Reviews + Features
A meditative, character-driven thriller about one woman's life in 1980 East Germany
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Movie Reviews + Features
A less frantic, slightly more mature version of the same old rom-com, starring pros Tina Fey and Paul Rudd
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Movie Reviews + Features
The magic isn't there in this show-biz comedy.
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Art Reviews + Features
Curator Hilary Robinson claims that the ellipses in the title allow "openness, inclusion, and spilling over," but her broad definition does little to tie the show's works together.
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Art Reviews + Features
A collaborative artwork could use a little more collaboration.
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Pieces of Pittsburgh
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Green Light
A new study reminds us just how far Nine Mile Run has to go.
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I feel I can write with some authority that no one has ever actually stuffed a gerbil up their butt.
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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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Book Reviews + Features
Local authors offer a kids' book on Willie Mays, a pictorial history of Forbes Field, and a crime novel set in the 1950s.
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Theater Reviews + Features
A sterling cast tells the story, with music, of pioneering African-American baritone Roland Hayes.
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Theater Reviews + Features
This one-man show is a Thurgood Marshall hagiography recounting his life and times.
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Short List
Spotlight Events
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Tuesdays-Sundays. Continues through May 19
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