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Q&A with author Katherine Boo, a Ten Evenings Author appearing on Mon., Oct. 22

"Listening deeply and investigating patterns of injustice from the bottom up will at least bring a few drops of water to a very dry lake."

By Rege Behe Oct 17, 2018

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Q&A with author Katherine Boo, a Ten Evenings Author appearing on Mon., Oct. 22

By Rege Behe, Book Reviews + Features

With pornography ubiquitously available for free online, what keeps the phone sex industry alive?

By Jessie Sage, Features

Exploring Homestead

By Katie Oltmanns, Features

Free Will Astrology

By Rob Brezsny, Free Will Astrology

Pittsburgh arts leaders are working to make the scene more accessible

By Amanda Waltz, News

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With pornography ubiquitously available for free online, what keeps the phone sex industry alive?

With pornography ubiquitously available for free online, what keeps the phone sex industry alive?

By Jessie Sage

“Sex gets put on the table, and everything else is a hidden agenda item.”
Exploring Homestead

Exploring Homestead

By Katie Oltmanns

Go to Niagara Falls, if you want

Go to Niagara Falls, if you want

By Hannah Lynn

It’s a waterfall
Pittsburgh arts leaders are working to make the scene more accessible

Pittsburgh arts leaders are working to make the scene more accessible

By Amanda Waltz

The Pittsburgh arts and culture scene has become more inclusive to patrons with disabilities, but more needs to be done
Wig Out for young adult cancer

Wig Out for young adult cancer

By Jordan Snowden

Decorating Halloween pumpkins for under $25

Decorating Halloween pumpkins for under $25

By Jordan Snowden

Which City Paper staffer decorated a better pumpkin?
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Music
7 Days of Concerts

7 Days of Concerts

By Jordan Snowden

Final weekend of TributeFest brings David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Jefferson Airplane to Club Cafe

Final weekend of TributeFest brings David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Jefferson Airplane to Club Cafe

By Jordan Snowden

“It’s not a competition, but it becomes this steeplechase to see, like, ‘how much am I going to commit to this, be this character, and [present] this band accurately?’"
Benji. releases new song, "Tamale"

Benji. releases new song, "Tamale"

By Jordan Snowden

Benji. takes listeners on a miniature tropical vacation
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Arts
Isabelle de Borchgrave's paper fashion at The Frick Pittsburgh

Isabelle de Borchgrave's paper fashion at The Frick Pittsburgh

By Maggie Weaver

The collection is intoxicating, vibrantly colored and engages with its cultivated minutiae
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Stage
After more than 20 years on hiatus, Nick M. Daniels returns

After more than 20 years on hiatus, Nick M. Daniels returns

By Steve Sucato

"Second chances do come along, and they are fantastic"
Inside <i>Chatterton</i>, Quantum Theatre’s immersive, twisting mystery at Trinity Cathedral

Inside Chatterton, Quantum Theatre’s immersive, twisting mystery at Trinity Cathedral

By Alex Gordon

This is a story about how people relate to an artist through their work, how they fill in missing details and project their own baggage to make sense of the unknown.
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Food+Drink
Nancy B’s cookies is a West Homestead gem

Nancy B’s cookies is a West Homestead gem

By Maggie Weaver

You can smell the cookies from the front porch
The Zombie Den: A Dive Bar for all things Undead

The Zombie Den: A Dive Bar for all things Undead

By Tracy Molyneaux

Heavenly smells, unfancy decor, and family vibes dominate at Madonna's Mediterranean Cuisine

Heavenly smells, unfancy decor, and family vibes dominate at Madonna's Mediterranean Cuisine

By Maggie Weaver

It's a standout in the landscape of predictable Downtown lunch fare
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Screen
<i>The Hate U Give</i> embodies the exhausting cycle of police brutality

The Hate U Give embodies the exhausting cycle of police brutality

By Hannah Lynn

It's the first teen movie of this era that understands the racial and political turmoil of 2018
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Sports
Players and coaches are not nameless gray faces

Players and coaches are not nameless gray faces

By Adam Crowley

Social media has empowered a legion of bullies to fire shots across the internet with zero repercussions
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Blogs
#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Oct. 15

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Oct. 15

By Jordan Snowden

The Vaccines cancel, a four-time Grammy winner announces retirement, and did someone say holograms?
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Free Will Astrology

By Rob Brezsny

Lynn Cullen Live - 10/17/18

By Lynn Cullen

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Books
Q&A with author Katherine Boo, a Ten Evenings Author appearing on Mon., Oct. 22

Q&A with author Katherine Boo, a Ten Evenings Author appearing on Mon., Oct. 22

By Rege Behe

"Listening deeply and investigating patterns of injustice from the bottom up will at least bring a few drops of water to a very dry lake."
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