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Louis C.K.'s nonapology tour makes its way to Pittsburgh
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Louis C.K.'s nonapology tour makes its way to Pittsburgh

All three shows have sold out

By Hannah Lynn Jan 22, 2019

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Louis C.K.'s nonapology tour makes its way to Pittsburgh

By Hannah Lynn, News

Pittsburgh Opera reimagines a Mozart classic to channel stories of modern refugees

By Alex Gordon, Theater Reviews + Features

Walter Hood's "Curtain Call" aims to recall Lower Hill's past through literal images and metaphorical experiences

By Charles Rosenblum, Architecture

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Jan. 21

By Jordan Snowden, Music Features

'Oh, God. Why!?' Pittsburgh mourns the loss of an anxiety-free Super Bowl

By Josh Oswald, Blogh

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Louis C.K.'s nonapology tour makes its way to Pittsburgh

Louis C.K.'s nonapology tour makes its way to Pittsburgh

By Hannah Lynn

All three shows have sold out
As a potential storm approaches, Pittsburgh's snow plow tracker still down for upgrades

As a potential storm approaches, Pittsburgh's snow plow tracker still down for upgrades

By Janine Faust

While it won’t be ready by this wintry weekend, a new version of Pittsburgh’s Public Plow Tracker site is expected to be up and running by the end of the month.
New sexual harassment and assault service for PA students, low-wage workers to be announced

New sexual harassment and assault service for PA students, low-wage workers to be announced

By Janine Faust

The “MeTooPA” helpline, which will be run by the Pittsburgh-based Women’s Law Project, will provide free legal consultation for cases concerning sexual violence
How Summer Lee’s new UNITE PAC plans to bring everyone into the political fold

How Summer Lee’s new UNITE PAC plans to bring everyone into the political fold

By Ryan Deto

The PAC’s goal is to find and support candidates who can speak genuinely on issues like poverty, immigration, criminal justice, and rights for LGBTQ and disabled people.
Candy Land: A horrifying metaphor for life’s mundanity

Candy Land: A horrifying metaphor for life’s mundanity

By Josh Oswald

Life is really just flipping the top card off the deck and making the best of what you got.
Pittsburgh Women’s March to focus on progress, connections amidst national divide

Pittsburgh Women’s March to focus on progress, connections amidst national divide

By Janine Faust

Two years after grappling with its own conflict, 2019 Women’s March on Pittsburgh hopes to rebuild bridges even as the national organization breaks down.
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Music
#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Jan. 21

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Jan. 21

By Jordan Snowden

Benji. and Misra Records make an announcement and Ja Rule doesn't know how to stop tweeting.
Gregory Alan Isakov returns to Pittsburgh for sold-out show at Mr. Smalls

Gregory Alan Isakov returns to Pittsburgh for sold-out show at Mr. Smalls

By Lauren Daley-Maurer

"People ask me, 'What does this song mean to you?’ I’m so bored with that. I want to know what it means to you.”
Concert Announcements: New shows coming to Pittsburgh

Concert Announcements: New shows coming to Pittsburgh

By Jordan Snowden

Megaticket is back
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Arts
Walter Hood's "Curtain Call" aims to recall Lower Hill's past through literal images and metaphorical experiences

Walter Hood's "Curtain Call" aims to recall Lower Hill's past through literal images and metaphorical experiences

By Charles Rosenblum

Photos in "Curtain Call" come from a series of neighborhood barbecues at St. Joseph's House of Hospitality, “the best backyard in the Hill District"
Clothes Make ...

Clothes Make ...

By Tereneh Idia

Q&A with artist Linda Wallen
Top 5 Local Places to Buy Art Supplies

Top 5 Local Places to Buy Art Supplies

By Maya Puskaric

Graphic designer Maya Puskaric shares her favorite spots
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Stage
Pittsburgh Opera reimagines a Mozart classic to channel stories of modern refugees

Pittsburgh Opera reimagines a Mozart classic to channel stories of modern refugees

By Alex Gordon

"The Syrian refugee crisis ... was a really interesting and powerful connection to this opera."
Backstage with Fight Director Randy Kovitz

Backstage with Fight Director Randy Kovitz

By Lissa Brennan

“I want the audience to be completely repulsed by this violence.”
After five years, theater-centric online magazine Pittsburgh in the Round is growing

After five years, theater-centric online magazine Pittsburgh in the Round is growing

By Alex Gordon

"The whole point is to level the playing field"
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Food+Drink
The tastiest food stories in Pittsburgh this week

The tastiest food stories in Pittsburgh this week

By Maggie Weaver

From a revived diner to a city-wide taco tour, check out what's new in food this week.
Fresh fish is changing the tides of East Liberty

Fresh fish is changing the tides of East Liberty

By Maggie Weaver

A menu of familiar classics also includes charming, unexpected turns
Getting tipsy at TGI Fridays

Getting tipsy at TGI Fridays

By Craig Mrusek

Part of an ongoing series exploring classic cocktails at chain restaurants
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Film
Streaming in the Snow: What to watch during the (possible) winter storm

Streaming in the Snow: What to watch during the (possible) winter storm

By Hannah Lynn

To help with the cabin fever, here are some hidden gems of shows and movies to keep you occupied. There’s gotta be more out there than than Tidying Up with Marie Kondo and Bird Box.
<i>Smiley Face Killers: The Hunt For Justice </i>examines possible serial murders in Pittsburgh

Smiley Face Killers: The Hunt For Justice examines possible serial murders in Pittsburgh

By Amanda Waltz

The new Oxygen series debuts with a look at the mysterious death of Dakota James.
On Wednesday's <i>Masked Singer</i>, another unmasking, another Steeler

On Wednesday's Masked Singer, another unmasking, another Steeler

By Hannah Lynn

Did you know Terry Bradshaw has recorded five albums? Nicole Scherzinger sure didn't.
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Blogs
'Oh, God. Why!?' Pittsburgh mourns the loss of an anxiety-free Super Bowl

'Oh, God. Why!?' Pittsburgh mourns the loss of an anxiety-free Super Bowl

By Josh Oswald

Counting down ten things that would be better than another Patriots' Super Bowl win.
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Lynn Cullen Live - 1/17/19

By Lynn Cullen

Audio & Video Archive

Jeff Verszyla weathers current tropical depression

By Josh Oswald

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