News
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Protesters, investors urge PNC to abandon mountaintop-removal financing
EQAT to protest PNC headquarters July 3
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Natural Selection: Critics question choice of site for new Frick Environmental Center
"I see a beautiful wilderness that's going to be bulldozed to build a nature center."
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Market Value
At the Hill District's Ujamaa Collective, cultural connections are part of the bargain
Food+Drink
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- Restaurant Reviews
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Blue Line Grille
The Uptown hockey-themed venue rises above standard sports-bar fare
- Restaurant Reviews
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Local ice-cream shop Scoops opens a new location in Bloomfield
"What's really important is to be providing good customer service."
- Drink
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At Allegheny Wine Mixer, long-derided riesling gets its due
"There was so much bad sweet wine in the U.S. for so long that people started to associate 'sweet' and 'bad.'"
Music
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Critics' Picks: June 27 - July 2
Local shows by Communist Daughter, Chevy Woods and Bear Hands, plus an album release from Instead of Sleeping
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WYEP marks 40 years as "the station that refused to die"
"People probably underestimated the passion of the city to keep the radio station around."
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Secret Tombs put it on tape
The band has been described as "The Black Crowes' version of 'Hard to Handle' meets the King of the Hill theme."
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New Releases
Recent music from Save Us from the Archon and Don Strange & the Doosh Bears
Film
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Night Moves
This thriller is also the kind of low-key, almost observational character study you'd hope for from Kelly Reichardt
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Obvious Child
A coming-of-age rom-com that takes a different tack with an unplanned pregnancy
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Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case
A new doc catches up with the Chinese artist's troubles with authorities
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Jersey Boys
A muddle of songs, mob comedy and backstage melodrama that never quite gels
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Think Like a Man Too
Pre-wedding parties do predictably awry in this ensemble comedy
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We Are the Best!
Three 13-year-old Swedish girls form a punk band, and they are the best!
Arts+Entertainment
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- Features
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A review of the PCA's Emerging Artist of the Year Show
We expect a lot of choices these days, and Mia Tarducci Henry supplies them
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- Features
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House of Gold makes a statement in Wilkinsburg
"It's about seeing the beauty in people before they're gone."
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- Literary Arts
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A review of David Herrle's Sharon Tate and the Daughters of Joy
A challenging prose-poetry hybrid dissects an infamous mass murder
Stage
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- Theater
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Alarum Theatre's Iphigenia and Other Daughters
McLaughlin is a writer of considerable skill, and Alarum Theatre does her justice
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- Theater
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Little Lake's Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike
It's a well-cast character comedy, with scenery-chewing opportunities for all
Views
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- Green Light
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Less Gross, More Green: Measuring progress by more than just money
"Growth can be coming in ways that undermine your state and region"
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 06/25/14
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 06/26/14
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 06/27/14
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 06/30/14
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 07/01/14
Audio & Video Archive
- Opinion
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Savage Love
There's nothing illegal or dangerous about cousins — even first cousins — doing it.
Web Only
Listings
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- Featured Events
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Short List: June 27 - July 2
LOST/FOUND gives local refugees a voice; Harland Williams at the DVE Comedy Fest; the Carnegie gets into fakery; Joe Manganiello's male-stripper doc.
