News
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Is a debate over a Lawrenceville foundry just about clean air — or is the neighborhood's future growth at odds with its industrial past?
"They've been a good neighbor except for smells and air pollution,"
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Café Con Leche brings visibility to Pittsburgh's Latin Community
"Pittsburgh is changing. But Latinos need to benefit from the change, too."
Food+Drink
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- Restaurant Reviews
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The Commoner
An updated, refined approach to tavern and comfort food finds some hits and some misses
- Restaurant Reviews
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Pizza Taglio in East Liberty offer Roman-style pizza
The menu is small, but making a decision among the delicious-sounding pies won't be easy
- Drink
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Marty's Market adds a bottle shop
"The spirit of the bottle shop is to do for beer what we've done with food."
Music
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On its new record, Dendritic Arbor progress beyond its black metal roots
"Picking a genre to play in isn't really what happens."
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Rusted Root, Mike Stout, Jasiri X and others join to help individuals harmed by fracking
"Fracking affects everybody. All people, all ages, all generations, all nationalities."
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Local rock band A.T.S hits the 30-year mark
"I've had the privilege to work with my best friends at doing what I like best."
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Critics' Picks, May 14-20
Concerts by Ross Hammond, Apocalyptica, Tech N9ne, and a benefit for Maximum Rocknroll
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On the Record with Interpol's Daniel Kessler
"It gets boring if you're just drinking every single night."
Film
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The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out a Window and Disappeared
This Swedish hit combines farce, crime caper and a darkly comic reflection on life
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Hot Pursuit
This Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara comedy seems like a film designed in a lab for the laziest girls-night-out ever
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Heaven Adores You
New bio-pic looks at the career of troubled singer-songwriter Elliott Smith
Arts+Entertainment
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- Features
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Why can't Pittsburgh's building boom produce better buildings?
We are too busy having "You really like me" moments with inconsequential hipster blogs instead of getting serious about good design
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- Literary Arts
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A review of poet Richard St. John's Each Perfected Name
What makes the collection a success is honest empathy
Views
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 5/19/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 5/13/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 5/14/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 5/15/15
Audio & Video Archive
- Lynn Cullen Live
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Lynn Cullen Live 5/18/15
Audio & Video Archive
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- Opinion
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Last Campaign: Barbara Daly Danko should be posthumously elected to Allegheny County Council
The independent Democratic councilor died May 6 following a 10-year battle with cancer
- Opinion
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Savage Love
"You can put ‘not into trans women' in your online dating profile, CIS, but you'll have to hand in your Trans Ally card."
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Stage
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- Theater
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Our Town at Little Lake Theatre
This is not a sentimental or nostalgic play, as many productions seem to think
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- Theater
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Fences at Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Co.
Director Mark Clayton Southers seems more interested in molding a complex central character than an empathetic one
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- Theater
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Next to Normal at Stage 62
The rock-styled musical brings a heartrendingly dark undertone to some genuinely funny material
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- Dance
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The Pittsburgh premiere of Scottish Ballet's acclaimed A Streetcar Named Desire
"Tennessee Williams decides what you have to do."
Listings
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- Featured Events
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Short List: May 13-19
Barebones productions sets up in Braddock; Children's Theater Festival takes over Downtown; Ron Donoughe's 90 Pittsburgh Neighborhoods; Mattress Factory's Factory Installed
