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The Port Authority is changing, for better or for worse
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Amid the gray, grim columns of the obituary page, a good, playful nickname can seem both a little inappropriate and very welcome: like stifling a laugh when the eulogy reminds you of a joke the deceased used to tell.
- by Chris Potter
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Tags: News, Last Word
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Is party backing and the mayor's support enough to unseat a political stalwart?
- by Chris Young
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According to Mike Manko, spokesperson for Allegheny County District Attorney's office, police approached the DA in early February for "advice on whether or not any laws were broken.
- by Chris Young
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Restaurant Reviews
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Sichuan cuisine that rises above its peers with food that's well cooked, expertly seasoned and fearlessly spicy.
- by Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
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It would take five years -- nearly a quarter of Khalifa's life so far -- to jump from CP's cover to Rolling Stone's. Even in the viral, social-media era, success can be very slow.
- by Aaron Jentzen
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Tags: Music, Wiz Khalifa, Black and Yellow, Rostrum, Local Beat
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"I asked myself, 'Now, what does a man do after he writes the sequel to The Brothers Karamazov?' The answer: I was gonna front an all-woman Hank Williams cover band."
- by Andy Mulkerin
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"He just has a genuine interest in the product and his father's history with it."
- by Andy Mulkerin
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An insurance salesman finds life – and laughs – in Iowa
- by Al Hoff
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The rise and fall of "super lobbyist" Jack Abramoff
- by Al Hoff
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Part two of the four part Japanese anime
- by Al Hoff
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Disney goes to the Red Planet, to re-affirm family values
- by Al Hoff
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A doc looks at how female sexuality is being medicalized for potential profits
- by Al Hoff
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A huge party in the 1980s changes everything in this not-so-amusing comedy
- by Al Hoff
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Theater
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Director Rich Keitel's production is clear-headed and direct, allowing us to hear the words Williams has written.
- by Ted Hoover
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Theater
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Good heavens -- there's actually intelligent dialogue.
- by Michelle Pilecki
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Theater
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This production is almost a showcase of unfortunate choices.
- by Ted Hoover
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Opinion
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"I am deeply saddened by the controversy," Louis Farrakhan said early on during his March 11 appearance at the August Wilson Center. "Because it need not have been." But that didn't stop him from talking about it.
- by Chris Potter
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Tags: Opinion, Potter's Field
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