Head to the Benedum Center to see a rollicking musical adaptation of the hit 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg.

Pittsburgh City Paper is pleased to announce that Lucy Chen has been promoted to Art Director. Since being hired as an Editorial Designer at City Paper in 2021, Chen has helmed the paper's editorial design, including illustrating covers, designing the weekly editorial print pages, creating promotional images, and more...

"Trump...since when he was a candidate was encouraging violence even at his own rallies" Lynn is talking about the Washington Post article by Hannah Allam about the FBI searching the former presidents home which seems to involve documents brought to Florida from the White House and how that will outrage Trump and his supporters, who will seek to gain political advantage from it. Audio Only Archive...

We take a closer look at Coraopolis' Latino population through census statistics, personal stories, expert opinions at Casa San José, and a soccer game.

Pittsburgh Playwrights' Jitney will be performed with extra meaning in August Wilson's own back yard of his childhood home.

La Poblanita offers authentic, fresh, savory, Mexican tacos.

The Josh Gibson Foundation celebrates the Negro Leagues by placing markers on unmarked players' graves.

We've compiled a list of some of the best resources Pittsburgh has to offer for the Hispanic and Latino communities.

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Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a huge party at a North Side museum to Denzel Washington visiting the Hill District, we've got a list of this week's top events in the Steel City.

It's an excellent time for you to seek sanctuary and healing and creativity in bed, Virgo.

Plan your week ahead with a little help from this week's Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with joys and pleasures, Greek Gods, and Ringo Starr.

Find out which pools are closest to Highland Park, now that it has been forced to close for the remainder of the season.

This year marks two decades for Little Italy Days in Bloomfield, originally launched in 2002 as a small community festival and parade.

Giant Eagle shares pregnancy-related purchase information with a broker selling data on people whose digital footprint suggests they might be pregnant, according to a new investigation by Gizmodo. Reproductive health and privacy advocates say the availability of this kind of consumer information poses a safety risk to people seeking abortions.

Learn more about the latest from Pittsburgh-based photographer, visual artist, and musician Khadijat Yussuff.

Lynn and Susan are discussing the story about the FBI executing a search warrant into Trump unlawfully taking White House classified documents with him to Mar-a-Lago after his presidency. Audio Only Archive...

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This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Prantl's Bakery, Farmer x Baker, and 2 Sisters 2 Sons, as well as new merch from Commonplace and Spak, details on the extended Pittsburgh Restaurant Week, and more.

The Heinz History Center will host a two-day symposium about Martin Robison Delany, a Black activist who spent his formative years in Pittsburgh.

A pair of bike enthusiasts documented the people who take part in the Frigid Bitch, a yearly event for “women and under-repped-genders only.”

Cornell educator Amy Palo has been named as the state’s top history teacher this year by the prestigious Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Palo, a high school social science teacher at the Cornell School District since 2007, says her work is motivated by a drive to turn her students into effective civic participants.