News
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Winter Guide 2015
Don't let the cold keep you inside. Check out CP's Winter Guide for activities and events happening this season.
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High Priority: Why your choice for the Pa. Supreme Court may be the most important vote you cast all year
"It's probably going to have the biggest long-term impact of any race out there."
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Despite sexual-assault allegations, Bill Cosby's Pittsburgh show will go on
Embattled comedian set to perform Feb. 21 at Heinz Hall
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Mike Seate makes his living exploring a motorcycle subculture, on TV and in print
"They're just happy to see the stuff that they love on TV."
Food+Drink
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- Restaurant Reviews
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Dorothy 6 Blast Furnace Café
This eatery along Homestead's Eighth Avenue offers satisfying fare, skillfully prepared
- Restaurant Reviews
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Five Points Artisan Bakeshop opens in Squirrel Hill, with an emphasis on same-day-baked bread
"Anything you bake that tastes good could end up here."
- Drink
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Brighten up winter with a citrusy cocktail
Try adding some blood-orange juice to a margarita
Music
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Flow Tribe brings New Orleans funk to town
"Katrina definitely made us come together and make it happen."
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Torn and Frayed returns, two decades after winning the Graffiti Rock Challenge
"Osh and these guys brought me back from the rock 'n' roll graveyard."
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The Love Letters release a debut effort with help from a New Pornographer
"I mentioned to him how I'd heard one of their songs in a University of Phoenix commercial."
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Critics' Picks, Jan. 22-28
Local shows by Pharmakon and Ani DiFranco, plus a new release from Shaky Shrines and chaos comes to the Strip
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New Releases
Recent music from The Commonheart, DJ Goodnight and The Anti-Psychotics
Film
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American Sniper
Clint Eastwood's account of one celebrated Iraq war vet's life squanders opportunities to explore various thorny issues
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Blackhat
Michael Mann's thriller about hackers is slick-looking, but missing plot and zing
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Against the Sun
Drama recount true-life harrowing tale of being lost at sea in a raft
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Big Muddy
A Canadian neo-noir that, despite nice scenery, can only end in trouble
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The Tale of Princess Kaguya
An adaptation of a wistful Japanese folk tale, with plenty for kids and adults
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The Wedding Ringer
It's a perpetual boys' night out, in this bromantic comedy
Arts+Entertainment
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- Features
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Three otherwise unrelated shows at the PCA draw on storytelling for their power
These are the works that inspire, provoke and resonate
Views
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- Green Light
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"Passive house" standards bring an old YMCA back to life
"Everything is better, everything is bigger."
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 1/20/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 1/21/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 1/22/14
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 1/23/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 1/26/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 1/27/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Opinion
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Savage Love
"You are not and never will be a monster capable of swallowing another monster whole."
Web Only
Books
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Journalist Russell Gold explores fracking in The Boom
"I came to the conclusion that fracking and natural gas were really misunderstood."
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A Sudanese Lost Boy's harrowing memoir
"I said I would die searching for my family because life was so meaningless."
Stage
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- Comedy
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Comic Tommy Davidson is back in town
"I like to weave my show into a dialogue that everyone can identify with."
Listings
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- Featured Events
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Short List: January 22 - 29
Downtown Gallery Crawl adds music series; City Theatre world-premieres Mr. Joy; adult spelling bee returns; new Rachel Carson documentary screens.
