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A new documentary explores the day-to-day life of Weird Paul
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A new documentary explores the day-to-day life of Weird Paul

"[Paul] can come across as weird or goofy, but there’s a really deep person in there"

By Alex Gordon Jun 19, 2018

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A new documentary explores the day-to-day life of Weird Paul

By Alex Gordon, Movie Reviews + Features

MP3 Monday: Bagger

By Meg Fair, FFW>>

Where Southwestern Pa.’s delegation stand on Trump’s family-separation immigration policy

By Ryan Deto, PolitiCrap

Bike advocates call for extending Penn Avenue bike lane through the Strip District

By Ryan Deto, Blogh

Pittsburgh P-G cartoonist Rob Rogers fired after speaking out against anti-Trump cartoons being pulled

By Ryan Deto, Blogh

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News+Features
Libraries take a hit from Amazon not collecting extra sales tax

Libraries take a hit from Amazon not collecting extra sales tax

By Ryan Deto

CP analysis shows Allegheny County libraries likely out $1.49 million a year because of Amazon
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Music
Eighth Annual Pittsburgh Jazz International Festival hits downtown June 15-17

Eighth Annual Pittsburgh Jazz International Festival hits downtown June 15-17

By Mike Shanley

With some programming changes and varied voices, the Jazz Festival keeps it fresh
Bassist Matt Booth returns to Pittsburgh for International Jazz Festival

Bassist Matt Booth returns to Pittsburgh for International Jazz Festival

By Mike Shanley

Japanese Breakfast breaching expectations on indie scene

Japanese Breakfast breaching expectations on indie scene

By Eli Enis

“I hate it when songs all sound the same,” says Michelle Zauner
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Arts
Q&A: Jeremy Raymer, artist behind new Roberto Clemente mural

Q&A: Jeremy Raymer, artist behind new Roberto Clemente mural

By Alex McCann

Likeness of late Pirates legend adorns wall of Verdetto’s Bar & Restaurant
Artist Mary Tremonte to kickstart new art education program focused on immigrants

Artist Mary Tremonte to kickstart new art education program focused on immigrants

By Matt Petras

The range of countries Literacy Pittsburgh students originate from includes Bhutan, Syria, Morocco, Russia, China and more.
Multiple Disruptions podcast interviews diverse community leaders

Multiple Disruptions podcast interviews diverse community leaders

By Hannah Lynn

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Stage
Reduced Shakespeare Company latest a strained effort

Reduced Shakespeare Company latest a strained effort

By Ted Hoover

Long Lost First Play (Abridged) starts strong, but drags due to repetition
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Food+Drink
Azorean native Elsa Santos opens a restaurant focused on island cuisine

Azorean native Elsa Santos opens a restaurant focused on island cuisine

By Celine Roberts

“There is no such thing there as processed food.”
Looking for a culinary World Cup experience this summer? Eat at Kavsar.

Looking for a culinary World Cup experience this summer? Eat at Kavsar.

By Celine Roberts

Evgeni Malkin’s adopted hometown lacks dearth of Russian restaurants
Drink Me: Sparkling Pinot Noir, South Shore Wine Company

Drink Me: Sparkling Pinot Noir, South Shore Wine Company

By Celine Roberts

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Screen
A new documentary explores the day-to-day life of Weird Paul

A new documentary explores the day-to-day life of Weird Paul

By Alex Gordon

"[Paul] can come across as weird or goofy, but there’s a really deep person in there"
<i>Incredibles 2</i> is fun and refreshing, but sequel mania is still exhausting

Incredibles 2 is fun and refreshing, but sequel mania is still exhausting

By Hannah Lynn

It's not better than The Incredibles, but it's not worse either, which is probably the best we can hope for in life
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Sports
Kickback Cafe hosts Pittsburgh City Pinball Championships a year after re-opening

Kickback Cafe hosts Pittsburgh City Pinball Championships a year after re-opening

By Hannah Lynn

BTW, have you done an image search of ‘pinball prohibition’ on the web?
For foreign soccer fans, the World Cup remains as important as ever

For foreign soccer fans, the World Cup remains as important as ever

By Alex McCann

No United States in the World Cup, no problem
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Blogs
MP3 Monday: Bagger

MP3 Monday: Bagger

By Meg Fair

This week's freebie is an ambient, lo-fi number that espouses a cool exhaustion from Bagger.
Where Southwestern Pa.’s delegation stand on Trump’s family-separation immigration policy

Where Southwestern Pa.’s delegation stand on Trump’s family-separation immigration policy

By Ryan Deto

Trump administration is separating migrant parents from their children at the U.S.-Mexico border, drawing criticism from some area representatives.
Bike advocates call for extending Penn Avenue bike lane through the Strip District

Bike advocates call for extending Penn Avenue bike lane through the Strip District

By Ryan Deto

Eric Boerer of Bike Pittsburgh says without more bike lanes, Strip District traffic will likely worsen due booming development.
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Views

Lynn Cullen Live - 4/19/18

By Lynn Cullen

Audio & Video Archive

Lynn Cullen Live - 6/18/18

By Lynn Cullen

Audio & Video Archive
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Books
Veteran Mat Bocian to talk Iraq War, PTSD, and recovery at Soldiers and Sailors

Veteran Mat Bocian to talk Iraq War, PTSD, and recovery at Soldiers and Sailors

By Ryan Deto

“The only people who will do this is us. Even if you are cook, someone is going to want to know about that experience.”
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