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CP Year in Review: A&E editor Amanda Waltz’s favorite stories of 2023
As 2023 draws to a close, Pittsburgh City Paper‘s editorial staff members select their favorite stories from the year. These are the picks from arts & entertainment editor Amanda Waltz.
On the Tahn: Terror Vision and other dance parties in Pittsburgh (Dec. 22-23)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from horror punk to Afro-house
Pittsburgh’s People of the Year 2023: Performing Arts
Karla Boos admits that, when she founded Quantum Theatre in 1990, she never thought it would become her life’s work. Over 30 years later, few things have changed from the company’s original mission: taking theater beyond the stage and into unorthodox venues. “We were just looking for any place to make a show once upon…
Pittsburgh’s People of the Year 2023: Health
Sydney Etheredge has been with Planned Parenthood for over a decade, but in many ways, she’s just getting started. “I’m very much in a new phase,” she says of her role as CEO of Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania — a position she took on in January 2022 after 10 years with the national office…
Pittsburgh’s People of the Year 2023: Visual Art
How do you guarantee that your art won’t be ignored? Putting it on billboards along one of Pittsburgh’s busiest routes is one way. Not that Mikael Owunna, a queer Nigerian-Swedish American multimedia artist, needs to always resort to such tactics, as his striking experimental prints easily draw viewers in. His work focuses less on promoting…
Congress is holding up $10 million in Pittsburgh projects
U.S. Rep. Summer Lee worked with community leaders on plans for regional initiatives. Those plans are now stuck in limbo due to dysfunction in the House of Representatives.
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Lynn Cullen Live: Trump and his fascist talking points (12-19-23)
Lynn and Susan about the piece Rachel Maddow did on Trump and his fascist talking points.Plus Forbes 30 under 30 list and the people who have been on this list who have committed white collar crimes including Elizabeth Holmes, Sam Bankman-Fried, Carline Ellison, and Martin Shkreli are some of the most infamous examples of successful…
5 questions with Death of a Lunar Cult artist Zach Brown
Ancient mythology, 1960s girl groups, and randomly chosen models helped create Death of a Lunar Cult, the latest exhibition from Pittsburgh artist Zach Brown.
City Council bans foie gras, Prantl’s bakes a Terrible Torte, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Eat’n Park, Mrs. T’s Pierogies, Mancini’s Bakery, and Prantl’s Bakery, as well as a former Heinz Field feature, a vote on foie gras, and more.
Graze Craze expands the already snack-size charcuterie trend in Pittsburgh
The charcuterie grazing “craze” has invaded Pittsburgh most recently with the opening of Graze Craze’s first Pittsburgh location in November.
Lynn Cullen Live: A Case for Biden (12-18-23)
Lynn talks about that awkward moment when you’re discussing politics with a stranger and you realize their views are completely opposite to yours. Plus, the Pope is now allowing the Catholic church to bless same-sex couples, it’s been 20 years since Republicans won the popular vote, Lynn shares a great article from the Atlantic on…
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Program and Events Manager, Farm Workers, Boba Barista, and more
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including an advertising sales representative, program director, boba barista, farm worker, and more.
Opinion: We must move the 2024 primary date
Candidate for Pa. House of Representatives Ashley Comans urges state officials to move the primary election so it doesn’t coincide with Passover in 2024.
Pitt women’s volleyball team has quietly become one of the best sports teams in Pittsburgh
The University of Pittsburgh women’s volleyball team has, without much fanfare, become one of the best sports teams in town, and a legitimate NCAA championship contender.
Director Aki Kaurismäki’s Fallen Leaves finds love in a hopeless place
Two Finnish cynics realize life could be more than dead-end jobs and drunken karaoke in this Cannes Film Festival Jury Prize winner.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: North Side, Shadyside, Mt. Oliver
You can probably afford to live here, if you’re willing to look around and make some compromises. Here are some charming, weird little Pittsburgh spots for sale and rent in the North Side, Shadyside, and Mt. Oliver.
This Pittsburgh couple’s dog ate $4,000 but they got almost all of it back
Point Breeze puppy Cecil ate $4,000 in cash and what his owners had to do to get it back wasn’t pretty.
Lynn Cullen Live: Consumerism and accumulating (12-14-23)
Lynn starts the show talking about our consumerism and the things we accumulate, and reusing items instead of throwing them out, like using a plaque that some association gave Lynn for being the main speaker at a function that she uses as a trivit when serving hot food. The love of travelling or the love…
Lynn Cullen Live: Supreme Court agrees to review fast-tracked petition (12-13-23)
Lynn talks about a letter she received from a prisoner in Western Penitentiary 40 years ago and how she corresponded with this man over the years and the decision to find out the crime that he committed to have been in prison all of these years. The Supreme Court agreed to review a fast-tracked petition…
Memories of the Monroeville Ice Palace remain frozen in time 40 years on
The ghosts of a grand ice rink still linger at the Monroeville Mall in the area that now serves as its food court.
A tribute to the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust adult sippy cup
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust offers lidded, theme park-style drinkware filled with low-end booze, allowing patrons to feel a sublime buzz while taking in an opera, ballet, or a touring Broadway musical.
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar serves childlike wonder with sides of raw fish
Kura Sushi USA, described as an “innovative and tech interactive” Japanese restaurant chain, opened in October, adding culinary kitsch to the aggressive redevelopment and reinvention of the South Side shopping and entertainment district.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Dec. 14-20
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From various winter celebrations to RuPaul’s Drag Race star Alaska performing live, to psychedelic vibes and more, there’s always something happening in the Steel City!
Mayor Ed Gainey says diversity is key to Pittsburgh’s future success
Mayor Ed Gainey has a host of policy goals and ambitions for the remainder of his first term, but underpinning many of them is a simple message: “Diversity is good.”






