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On the Tahn: Halloween dance parties at Bottlerocket, Cattivo, and more (Oct. 27-29)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from hyperpop to post-punk.
Heinz History Center revisits all those cannonballs found buried in Pittsburgh
Allegheny Arsenal: Exploding Myths looks at the legacy and, in one case, the mysterious tragedy behind a Pittsburgh facility central to the Civil War.
Pa. Supreme Court rejects challenge to felony murder law
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court last week rejected a challenge to state law that says if someone dies during the commission of a felony, everyone found guilty of involvement in the felony, even people who did not kill, attempt, or intend to kill, must be sentenced to life without parole.
After-after Hours! La’Tasha D. Mayes and Camila Rivera-Tinsley react to the Fetterman/Oz Debate
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Pins Mechanical arcade brings “adult playground” to the South Side
The Pittsburgh barcade scene welcomed another addition with the opening of Pins Mechanical, a multilevel destination for fans of vintage games.
Witchy cakes, coffee from a car, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Condado Tacos, Umami, and Nothing Bundt Cakes, as well as a crafty brunch, new brewery merch, and more.
After Hours at Square Cafe for the Fetterman/Oz Debate
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Strikers demonstrate outside Post-Gazette publisher’s Shadyside home
Weeks into their strike, union workers at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have upped their tactics by assembling today outside Publisher John Block’s Shadyside home.
Lynn Cullen Live: Post-Gazette strike (10-19-22)
Lynn is talking about the Post-Gazette strike and how it effects the community. Plus she talks of her weekend at the performance of Claire Van Kampen’s show Idaspe and how she ran into Mark Rylance, who she interviewed last week, and the nice conversations they had. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5…
Kaytlin Bailey of Whore’s Eye View shows Pittsburghers it’s OK to laugh about sex
Former sex worker and stand-up comic, Kaytlin Bailey, shares how she thinks the two go hand-in-hand.
New hip-hop project from lys scott brings hints of emo, punk, and early-’90s rap
Pittsburgh hip-hop artist lys scott talks about her repackaged album, squashed dreams & broken wings, and her process to make it.
God Hates Unicorns blends “shock rock” with solid tunes and a love of local music
Meet self-described “dickrock” group God Hates Unicorns, a Pittsburgh band with shocking lyrics and a big heart.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Oct. 20-26
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a record fair to a showcase of Black artists from across all fields, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
Andy Warhol’s Social Network spotlights Richard Bernstein, the visionary behind Interview magazine
The Warhol Museum’s new exhibit features Richard Bernstein, one of Warhol’s longest-running collaborators and queer designer for Interview magazine.
Black-led community spotlight: Mother-and-daughter team heal through experience
Local nonprofit, Vision Towards Peace, helps members of the Black community find professional help for mental health.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Oct. 20-26
Plan your week ahead with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with wicked humor, “successful failures,” and small miracles
