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What would a $15 minimum wage mean for Pittsburgh workers?

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What would a $15 minimum wage mean for Pittsburgh workers?

By Ryan Deto Apr 22, 2019

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What would a $15 minimum wage mean for Pittsburgh workers?

By Ryan Deto, News

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: April 22

By Jordan Snowden, Music

Cruel Intentions The ’90s Musical left my anti-musical beliefs 'Torn'

By Josh Oswald, Theater

Masked Singer: The undeniable charm of Orville Peck's queer cowboy music

By Meg Fair, Music

Block Communications board member Susan Block shares anti-Muslim conspiracy theories on social media

By Ryan Deto, News

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Specials & Guides

Get high on our supply of insightful marijuana content

Get high on our supply of insightful marijuana content

By Lisa Cunningham

CBD Retailers

CBD Retailers

By CP Staff

Not your average 'what to watch while you're stoned' list

Not your average 'what to watch while you're stoned' list

By Hannah Lynn

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News

What would a $15 minimum wage mean for Pittsburgh workers?

What would a $15 minimum wage mean for Pittsburgh workers?

By Ryan Deto

Block Communications board member Susan Block shares anti-Muslim conspiracy theories on social media

Block Communications board member Susan Block shares anti-Muslim conspiracy theories on social media

By Ryan Deto

Summer Lee, Legislative Black Caucus look to reform police procedures in Pennsylvania

Summer Lee, Legislative Black Caucus look to reform police procedures in Pennsylvania

By Janine Faust

What is a hellbender, Pennsylvania’s new official state amphibian?

What is a hellbender, Pennsylvania’s new official state amphibian?

By Ryan Deto

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Music

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: April 22

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: April 22

By Jordan Snowden

Music news and freshly pressed tracks to get you through the work week.

Masked Singer: The undeniable charm of Orville Peck's queer cowboy music

Masked Singer: The undeniable charm of Orville Peck's queer cowboy music

By Meg Fair

Concert Announcements: Sara Bareilles, Brantley Gilbert, and more

Concert Announcements: Sara Bareilles, Brantley Gilbert, and more

By Jordan Snowden

NPR called Black Pumas "The breakout band of 2019."

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Arts+Entertainment

Pittsburgh Grooveline: April 18-24

Pittsburgh Grooveline: April 18-24

By Amanda Waltz

This week has an outer space costume party, a Fyre Fest fake, and more.

Comedian Jen Kirkman on fake shock, trolls, and when to take a break

Comedian Jen Kirkman on fake shock, trolls, and when to take a break

By Gab Bonesso

A 5K tour of locations tied to Pittsburgh's environmentalist movement

A 5K tour of locations tied to Pittsburgh's environmentalist movement

By Amanda Waltz

And other Earth Day activities

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Stage

<i>Cruel Intentions The ’90s Musical</i> left my anti-musical beliefs 'Torn'

Cruel Intentions The ’90s Musical left my anti-musical beliefs 'Torn'

By Josh Oswald

<i>The Book of Mormon</i> at Heinz Hall through April 21

The Book of Mormon at Heinz Hall through April 21

By Hannah Lynn

The Burdens is a witty play about family, modern communication, and a bad grandpa

The Burdens is a witty play about family, modern communication, and a bad grandpa

By Hannah Lynn

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Food+Drink

Goodbye fish fry, hello springtime Gobblerito, and more food news this week

Goodbye fish fry, hello springtime Gobblerito, and more food news this week

By Maggie Weaver

Spirits & Tales' French fare flies high above Oakland skyline

Spirits & Tales' French fare flies high above Oakland skyline

By Maggie Weaver

Treat yourself to this Manischewitz slushy recipe

Treat yourself to this Manischewitz slushy recipe

By Hannah Lynn

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Film

Aretha Franklin concert finally sees release after 47 years

Aretha Franklin concert finally sees release after 47 years

By Hannah Lynn

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Blogs

Pittsburgh City Podcast, April 17: Life as a student journalist

Pittsburgh City Podcast, April 17: Life as a student journalist

By CP Staff

Meet this week's <i>Pittsburgh City Paper</i> cover artist: Ellissa Nicholle Schatz

Meet this week's Pittsburgh City Paper cover artist: Ellissa Nicholle Schatz

By Abbie Adams

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Views

Lynn Cullen Live - 4/22/19

By Lynn Cullen

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live - 4/19/19

By Lynn Cullen

Audio & Video Archive

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Books

<i>New York Times</i> best-selling author brings new book of essays to Oakland

New York Times best-selling author brings new book of essays to Oakland

By Rege Behe

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Lynn Cullen Live - 04/22/19

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