Vol. 24, No. 28
A photographer explores an icon of contemporary African-American culture.
The interiors of the Johnson building are so rich and fantastical that resonate emotionally and intellectually as well as visually.
By Nadine Wasserman
A brief for "America's Least Livable City"
Hyla Willis' Artist of the Year Show shows the flipside of such rankings
By Bill O'Driscoll
Timed Travel: Amateur transit spotter tries to fill PAT's real-time information void
"From a macro perspective, what [Andrew] is doing is very valuable"
By Alex Zimmerman
Hidden Harvest: Nonprofit will put city's wasted produce to good use
"[Tree-owners] might not even realize what they have in their backyard is edible."
By Rebecca Nuttall
Feeling Blue: UPMC, Highmark deal leaves Community Blue customers in limbo
"The whole thing is a mess"
By Charlie Deitch
Mount Lebanon's Hitchhiker Brewing promises experimental approach to craft beer
"I get to satisfy my inner beer nerd," says head brewer Andy Kwiatkowski
By Hal B. Klein
Ladles
A coy eatery in Springdale offers superb soups and Italian-American favorites
By Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
Madonna's returns to Downtown — with a new cuisine
Old regulars from the Mexican restaurant drop in, and only a few have said, "Where are the nachos?"
By Andy Mulkerin
Tim Kinsella talks emo, publishing and his regimented schedule
"Emotions are actually the last thing I want to come in contact with. Grids. I like grids."
By Ian Thomas
Lee Bains III adds a punk twist to good ol' Southern rock
"I think in the South, we have a tendency to try to be very polite."
Deutschtown Festival presents free music throughout the North Side
"Neighborhoods like Deutschtown are the ones I seek out when I travel."
By Seth Pfannenschmidt
Critics' Picks: July 11 - 15
Local shows by Pentimento and Deltron 3030, plus a local showcase put together by Jazz Garcelle, and two festivals: Women of Metal Fest and Vans Warped Tour
On the Record with Todd Porter of The Cheats
Brighton Beach Memoirs at Little Lake Theatre
James Curry gives the most fully realized performance by a "child" actor I've ever seen.
By Ted Hoover
Oliver Twisted at Rage of the Stage
Rage of the Stage is about a bunch of people not merely following a plot, but rather fulfilling an aesthetic
By Michelle Pilecki
Opera Theater's SummerFest returns with The Merry Widow, The Fantasticks and more
This year's fest leans toward the light and the light-hearted
Snowpiercer
Bong Joon-ho's dystopia-on-train is an intriguing, thrilling ride
By Al Hoff
Citizen Koch
A documentary looks at the increased influence of mega-money on political campaigns
The Grand Seduction
Predictable comedy remake charms nonetheless
Tammy
Melissa McCarthy's on-the-road comedy takes too many wrong turns
Third Person
Words, people, relationships and European hotels are all mixed up in this melodrama from Paul Haggis
Bye Lines
Scaife's place in history is assured — like it or not
By Chris Potter
Savage Love
Stuff We Like
Lynn Cullen Live 07/09/14
Audio & Video Archive
Lynn Cullen Live 07/10/14
Lynn Cullen Live 07/11/14
Lynn Cullen Live 07/14/14
Lynn Cullen Live 07/15/14
Short List: July 9 - 17
Best of PGH 2023 Readers' Poll
By Ali Trachta
Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival highlights underseen works from early Hollywood
By Owen Gabbey
Enough stomping. How else can we kill these godforsaken spotted lanternflies?
By Rachel Wilkinson
Pittsburgh zine project aims to reduce stigma around opioid use disorder treatment
By Jordana Rosenfeld
