Ten years ago, Out of the Furnace — a star-studded feature film shot in Pittsburgh’s small but iconic Rust Belt town of Braddock, Pa — was released. Written and directed by Scott Cooper and premiering on December 6, 2013, the film stars Christian Bale as Russell Baze, a hardworking steel mill worker who lives in Braddock...
Author Rebecca Makkai appears at Carnegie Library Lecture Hall to discuss I Have Some Questions for You, a novel about a woman revisiting the 1995 murder of her boarding school classmate.
"Combine vast choice with algorithmic sorting, and we now possess a remarkable ability to become arguably the most comprehensively, voluntarily and cooperatively misinformed generation of people ever to walk the earth." -- David French, New York Times...
Lynn talks about how Americans are perceived by the rest of the world, particularly after Trump. Plus, George Santos, revolutionary sitcom moments, and some misconceptions about American Jews...
From Thu., Dec. 7-Fri., Dec. 8 at the New Hazlett Theater, Pittsburgh audiences can experience One-Log Bridge a one-two punch of operatic styles that highlight the issues Chinese immigrants face in the United States, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From The Nutcracker to a funk festival to a roller derby and more, there's always something happening in the Steel City!
Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel stunned the world and remains a crisis for hostages still in the Gaza Strip. What followed — a full-scale bombing campaign and ground invasion of Gaza with high civilian casualties — has been no less alarming for many, including some Jewish Pittsburghers and area elected officials. As the war drags on, some locals have been steadfast in calling for a durable peace.
Pittsburgh’s abortion organizing network is intergenerational and community-led — it consists of old and young volunteers, advocates, parents, educators, and artists. These supporters relieve some of the burdens for abortion clinic staff and allow them to focus on patient care.
For those curious about the heyday of industry, a rediscovered silent film from Pittsburgh Sound + Image is remastered with modern music for a richly detailed look back at one company during the height of local manufacturing. Spang's First Century premieres Thurs., Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. in the Harris Theater downtown.
Plan your week with a little help from this week's Free Will Astrology: a forecast illuminated by the bravery of Harriet Tubman, the luxuries of King Tut, and the saving grace of A Christmas Carol.
Lynn and Susan are talking about a Catholic Hospital that is removing crucifixes off the wall for staff safety. Lynn started watch the latest show of the Crown series and they talk about the life of Princess Diana and the trauma and pressure she went through before her tragic death; the anxiety of americans; Fetterman commissions George Santos to record Cameo message for indicted Sen. Bob Menendez; tracking your children...
Less than a year after a fire, New Sun Rising is reopening the Millvale Food + Energy Hub to host the 2023 Vibrancy Awards recognizing local nonprofits.
Lynn talks about the absurdity of competitions that pit young people against each other to escape poverty all for entertainment value. Sandra Day O'Connor has passed, and the story of her marriage is both heartwarming and heartbreaking...
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including resident tattoo artist, marijuana dispensary associate, beertender, medical assistant, and more.
Pastoli's makes great pizza for all palettes and diets, but they also welcome budding musicians to Bring Your Own Guitar nights. The result is great food with an authentic community of Pittsburgh locals.
