Issue of
Vol. 18, No. 42
Tossed Off
By Melissa Meinzer
Practicing What He Preaches
The Rev. Ricky Burgess tries to heal the wounds of District 9
Neighborhoods: Shop's compassion good for Bloomfield, bad for business
Technology: Verizon would be good for customers, but not city coffers
By Chris Young
Apple Time
Indian Spices
By Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
Prajna Paramita Parasher inspires at moxie DaDA with ancient language and 21st-century techniques.
By Lissa Brennan
Suburbia's possibilities, along with its flaws, are explored in a new show at the Carnegie.
By Charles Rosenblum
Former Harper's editor Lewis Lapham discusses the media, Obama and Wall Street.
By Chris Potter
Dean & Britta perform with Warhol's famed screen tests for the Festival of Firsts
By Andy Mulkerin
Bon voyage to ambient electronic artist My Boyfriend The Pilot
By Manny Theiner
16 Horsepower frontman performs as Wovenhand at Club Café
By Margaret Welsh
Locals Mariage Blanc release cinematic debut EP, Broken Record
By Aaron Jentzen
Punk vets NOFX play for the kiddies at Club Zoo
By Sean Collier
The Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise Tour swings through Brillobox
By Mike Shanley
Radio Golf
By Ted Hoover
Can-Can
By Alan W. Petrucelli
Kimberly Akimbo
By Robert Isenberg
Fearless Dutch troupe Kassys visits the Festival of Firsts.
Teatro de los Sentidos promises viewers one-of-a-kind experiences.
By Jessica Lam
The Pillow Project's Twenty Eighty-Four dazzles.
By Steve Sucato
The Pittsburgh International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival
By CP Staff
Trouble the Water
New doc looks at one New Orleans family's ordeal during and after Hurricane Katrina
By Bill O'Driscoll
Body of Lies
More thrills and relative moralism in the War on Terror
By Al Hoff
City of Ember
Kids of the future save the world from darkness in this family adventure
I.O.U.S.A.
A sobering new doc looks at America's ballooning national debt
A Man Named Pearl
Inspirational doc about a self-taught topiary gardener
Comedian Artie Lange might be off drugs, but he's still on.
By Charlie Deitch
Letters to the Editor: October 15 - 22
Savage Love
By Dan Savage
August Occasion
Will life mirror art this November?
Pittsburgh n'@
This Just In: October 16 - 23
By Frances Sansig Monahan
Westmoreland Cultural Trust presents GET THE LED OUT
@ The Palace Theatre
Fri., Jan. 17, 8 p.m. and Sat., Jan. 18, 8 p.m.
Audio & Video Archive
More Lynn Cullen Live
A dearth of flavor and underwhelming menu leaves little to recommend from newest Big Burrito concept
By Maggie Weaver
The displacement of Anthony Hardison from his Lawrenceville apartment is a microcosm of a neighborhood epidemic
By Ryan Deto
Know the score: legendary composer John Williams (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter) coming to Pittsburgh
By Hannah Lynn
The results are in: Here's who's using medical marijuana in Pennsylvania, and why
