Vol. 23, No. 32
Local photographers document the aftermath of an attack on an Indian village.
What's striking about the Koraput Survivors Project is the purity of its presentation.
By Robert Isenberg
Class Dismissed: Carnegie pulls plug on adult studio-arts program
"It's like the rug was pulled from underneath us."
By Bill O'Driscoll
Giving a Voice: "Queer and Brown" podcast sparking conversation for a marginalized community
"The heart of the podcast is a love of queer people of color."
By Nick Keppler
... And a Side of Lies
The Highmark/UPMC PR war opens up a new front: diners! Prepare for indigestion — and not from the meatloaf.
By Chris Potter
California-based homebrew supplier opens Ambridge warehouse
"Now we'll be able to get [customers] our products in days rather than a week."
By Hal B. Klein
Thai Hana
A menu offering Thai and Japanese favorites offers mixed results
By Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
Quik It Chicken has an unlikely home in a North Side gas station
But the homemade soul-food fare is worth a stop
Comedian Davon Magwood keeps busy taking on Westboro Baptist Church and other bullies.
Misdirection and off-tempo punchlines are some of Magwood's strongest tools.
By Alex Gordon
Pittsburgh native Buku does trap music his way
"I am a firm believer in originality and being weird."
By Kira Scammell
Rock All Night Tour lights up Lawrenceville for a second year
The music is once again all over the map, both literally and figuratively
By Andy Mulkerin
Frank and Sarah Cunniff go from punk rock to comic art
Their new comic, Doc Red, is published by Florida label Paper + Plastick
Critics' Picks: August 7 - 13
Local shows by Hannah Aldridge, Jesse Dee, Slim Cessna's Auto Club and Old Baby, plus a visit from the Bunker DJs
New Releases
Recent music from Mario Dones, Landon Thomas and Pittsburgh Track Authority
Oedipus and the Foul Mess at Thebes at No Name Players
Playwright Sean Graney has informed classical style with contemporary theatricality in a way I'm not sure I've ever seen.
By Ted Hoover
New York-based Pittsburgh-favorite choreographer Sidra Bell brings her latest work in progress
"I want to push the boundaries of movement with each work and not repeat what I have done before."
By Steve Sucato
I'm So Excited!
Pedro Almodovar's I'm So Excited! swings from tame titillation to quasi-tragedy
By Harry Kloman
The Hunt
This Danish drama looks at the consequences of a false accusation of child sexual abuse
By Al Hoff
2 Guns
Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington squander their talents on this inane gunfest
Burning Down the House
Nobody home on police residency requirement
Savage Love
Resist the urge to make unenforceable rules like "You may not see this guy." That will only undermine your authority
Lynn Cullen Live 08/07/13
Audio & Video Archive
Lynn Cullen Live 08/08/13
Lynn Cullen Live 08/13/13
Short List: August 7 - 15
By Mars Johnson
Pittsburgh now has a "Moon Tree" whose seed flew through outer space
By Rachel Wilkinson
Title Town marks 15 years of getting crowds to boogie down to bygone music
By Amanda Waltz
The big, spooky Pittsburgh event guide: Oct. 3-Oct. 31
By CP Staff
Ghost hunters say the National Aviary is “extremely haunted”
