Vol. 19, No. 31
The people make the pictures in the Carnegie's Digital to Daguerreotype.
By Robert Isenberg
A "green mural" and a "dance mural" are new wrinkles in the Moving the Lives of Kids summer art program.
By Andrea Bullard
Fairywood Tale
By Brian Tierney
El Camino
By Justin Hopper
Hostel II
Security Council
By Marty Levine
Reading Meters
By Melissa Meinzer
Hokkaido Seafood Buffet
By Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
Down on the Farm
By Chris Potter
End of Trial
R&B singer Margot B to perform with Jason Mraz at the Amphitheatre at Station Square
By Aaron Jentzen
New Zealand indie-pop outfit The Brunettes plays Gooski's this Monday
CKY's metallic openers Graveyard and ASG are well worth an early arrival
By Manny Theiner
36 Views
By Ted Hoover
Funny People
Judd Apatow's new movie is very funny, if still not all that deep.
By Harry Kloman
The Hurt Locker
A new drama takes a trenchant, soldier's-eye view of Iraq.
By Bill O'Driscoll
(500) Days of Summer
A Gen-Y couple finds love will tear them apart in this slightly skewed comedy
By Al Hoff
Summer Hours
The settling of an estate causes a French family to reflect on meaningful objects can be
Savage Love
By Dan Savage
This Just In: August 6 - 13
By Frances Sansig Monahan
Short List: Week of August 6 - 13
By Heather Schor
Boldly going to the Duquesne Club and Rivers Club, where few but rich white men had once gone before
By Rachel Wilkinson
Etna’s Gaza resolution divided neighbors and drew rightwing media scrutiny. Can the borough heal?
By Colin Williams
La Gourmandine eyes Oakland, Spork closes (for now), and more Pittsburgh food news
With their natural hunters gone, it falls to humans to handle Pittsburgh’s deer explosion
By Grace DeLallo
