GOP Senate candidate Mehmet Oz blasted Fetterman's campaign during a stop in Pittsburgh where he avoided detailed discussion about his own policy goals.

Pittsburgh City Paper weighs in on Blonde, the highly controversial, revisionist portrait of late actress Marilyn Monroe.

We're breaking down everything that made Pittsburgh weird this week.

Second Avenue Commons will open to the public next month, offering temporary shelter for individuals, couples, and pets and connections to other social services as needed.

The top candidates for Pennsylvania governor have different stances on increasing opportunities for parole, the use of cash bail, and more.

Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from darkwave to European disco.

Lynn is talking about how UPMC opened up a food bank - run by their own employees - with donations from those employees - for their own employees. Lynn feels this is wrong in so many ways that the management would not draw the obvious conclusion that they are not paying their employees enough if they have to open up a food bank for them...

After the success of his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel All the Light We Cannot See in 2014, Anthony Doerr could have written anything he wanted. A mystery novel, a suspense thriller, a sequel, or a prequel...

A new event at Market Square in Downtown Pittsburgh will celebrate “the intergenerational power of chess.”

“From high school to the state House of Representatives, I’ve fought every single day to reduce gun violence. And I want to say the issue of gun violence is not just an urban problem, it is a Pennsylvania problem."

Learn how to take advantage of Pennsylvania’s property tax rebate and rent rebate program, and a special one-time bonus approved this year.

Lynn is discussing an article by George Wills about Doug Mastriano and how he is so far right and dangerous for Pennsylvania, Lynn says he is just the tip of the iceberg for Republicans. Plus she has a Chris Rock review and was distracted by a couple in front of her that did not react to anything during the show...

Here are the facts: From the nominees in the first round to the top 10 finalists in the voting round to the top three winners you’ll find in this issue, everyone in this year’s Best of Pittsburgh was decided by Pittsburgh City Paper readers. What sets City Paper’s poll apart from others?

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Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a bloody musical featuring seats in a "splash zone" to one of the city’s most unique and independent literary events, we've got a list of this week's top happenings in the Steel City.

Introducing the winners of this year's Best of Pittsburgh readers' poll in the Food and Drink category, featuring everything from Best Bubble Tea to Best New Restaurant.

Introducing the winners of this year's Best of Pittsburgh readers' poll in the People and Places category, featuring everything from Best Nonprofit to Best Bar Bathroom.

Introducing the winners of this year's Best of Pittsburgh readers' poll in the Culture and Nightlife category, featuring everything from Best New Bar to Best Place to See a Local Band.

Introducing Pittsburgh City Paper's Best of Pittsburgh issue, where you'll discover our readers' favorites in Food and Drink, Culture and Nightlife, Goods and Services, and People and Places.

Introducing the winners of this year's Best of Pittsburgh readers' poll in the Goods and Services category, featuring everything from Best Bookstore to Best Women-owned Business.

Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Venus in Furs as the Best Electronic Group in Pittsburgh.