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FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: May 25-31
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with metaphorical dragons, the wisdom of Neil Gaiman, astrological omens, surrealist poetry, and more.
On the Tahn: Dance parties at Spirit, Brillobox, and more (May 18-20)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from nu-metal to Doja Cat.
Sweet Alchemy invites lovers of vegan treats to first-ever Bakery Crawl
Find locally-made vegan treats, savory eats, and more under one roof at Sweet Alchemy’s inaugural Bakery Crawl.
ELECTION RESULTS: Progressive candidates clean up in Democratic primaries
Sara Innamorato and Matt Dugan pull away in key countywide contests, spelling big gains for progressives.
Lynn Cullen Live: Martha Stewart poses for Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue (05-16-23)
“I think shots like this just serve to make women feel bad about themselves……at what point do women have to stop being pretty and sex symbols, even at 80, is that the message?” – Susan Lynn and Susan talk about the Martha Stewart Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Plus primary election day, what happened to Rudy…
Hill District civic leaders allege “back room” dealmaking eased way for $110 million URA development approval
Community leaders in Pittsburgh’s Hill District say a $2 million grant allegedly offered to help greenlight a costly music venue development should instead have been spent on affordable housing.
Millvale Music Festival returns with more venues and events than ever
Six years in, Millvale Music Festival still has plenty of surprises in store for fans of local music, comedy, and visual art.
Fuel and Fuddle bids farewell, Square Cafe marks 20 years, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Onion Maiden, Fuel and Fuddle, Fogo de Chão, Lorelei, and Hidden Harbor, as well as a big birthday bash for Square Cafe.
Lynn Cullen Live: Elections, Unions, and Silly Dog Names (05-15-23)
Lynn talks about elections here and abroad, problems with water access in the South, a union victory in rural Georgia, and the silliest dog names in Allegheny County. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Pittsburgh City Paper presents the second annual Pigeon Week
Welcome to this year’s Pigeon Week, Pittsburgh City Paper’s themed week of pigeon-related content! This year, the prizes are bigger and better than ever before.
What’s in a (dog) name? The highs, lows, and weirdos of all the dog names in Allegheny County
We sorted through the names of all the registered dogs in Allegheny County because no one else was insane enough. Here’s what we found out.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Education Associate, Graphic Artist, Wood Intern, 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 positions at Pittsburgh CLO, Pittsburgh Pie Guy, and Grandpa Joe’s Candy Shop.
Shell’s Beaver County cracker plant now facing federal lawsuit
Shell has been taken to court by an environmental group over claims it has repeatedly violated air quality regulations since opening last year.
Allegheny County campaigns raise big bucks as the races come down to the wire
The Allegheny County primary election just around the corner — and there’s no shortage of money going around.
Lynn Cullen Live: CNN Trump Town Hall (05-11-23)
Lynn is talking about the CNN town hall with Trump, a little more than a day after being found liable for battery and defamation of a woman. Lynn talks about the disaster of a show that included his views on the debt ceiling, the war in Ukraine, abortion ban, immigration, and of course his favorite,…
Lynn Cullen Live: Have We Learned Nothing? (05-10-23)
GOP Rep. George Santos has been charged with multiple federal criminal charges, Trump loses civil case for sexual abuse and defamation, CNN is still going through with their Trump town hall, and more and more people becoming agoraphobic over America’s violence problem. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3…
Greater Pittsburgh Festival of Books writers reveal the ins and outs of literary events
The second annual Greater Pittsburgh Festival of Books features a full line-up of readings, panels, workshops, and more.
Author Jeannette Walls talks bootlegging, period writing, and more ahead of Pittsburgh appearance
The Glass Castle’s Jeannette Walls talked with us about her newest novel ahead of her appearance at this year’s Greater Pittsburgh Festival of Books.
Pittsburgh’s May AAPI heritage month events
Film screenings, festivals, and other happenings that honor the city’s AAPI community.
Backstage and at home with Girl Talk, Pittsburgh’s own mashup king
Gregg Gillis – aka Girl Talk – came to fame as a one-man, one-laptop mashup and party machine. Now, he’s making music with his 5-year-old daughter.
Record Store Spotlight: New releases at the Government Center
Record Store Spotlight is a regular column listing new releases at Pittsburgh vinyl shops. Support local businesses and find your next favorite album. Mandy, Indiana, i’ve seen a way (Fire Talk) The genre-defying debut album from experimental U.K. quartet Mandy, Indiana was, according to a release, recorded “in caves, crypts and shopping malls,” and is…
