The Pittsburgh region has been great at getting people insurance under the Affordable Care Act. But will that success continue?

“We need more people enrolled, not less.”

After falling victim to revenge porn, former Pittsburgh news anchor Darieth Chisolm speaks up

“I’ve been through probably one of the most embarrassing and extremely painful experiences anyone can ever experience.”

Dad’s Pub & Grub, in Monroeville, offers a fun, relaxed place for the whole family

Fill up on inventive hot dogs, big burgers, spicy wings and tasty fries

Bitter Ends Luncheonette opens in Bloomfield

The cozy spot offers breakfast and lunch, with produce from the owners’ farm

Two Hearted Ale, Bell’s Brewery

$37.99/case

Pittsburgh City Paper Booze Battles: fl.2 vs. Smallman Galley

White Negroni

Eggnog: The Ultimate Holiday Indulgence

A decidedly dangerous drink, a delightful seasonal treat

Veggie Tikka Masala

Our global street-food menu pulls influences from around the world.

Big Sandy flies into Pittsburgh Dec. 5 on Rev. Horton Heat’s Holiday Hayride

“I think this will really be a gas.”

Byron Nash blends art and business as a member of Co-CREATE’s Business Ignition Program Cohort

“In the last year I’ve been really in the mindset of: ‘What do I want, and what do I need to do to get there.’”

Chad VanGaalen performs at Pittsburgh’s Club Cafe Dec. 5

“I’m pretty weak, as far as organisms go”

New Local Release: A Very Misra Christmas

Despite the title, none of these artists are signed to Misra at the moment.

Critics' Pick: Buy Nothing Day at Roboto

Critics' Pick: PINE at Black Forge Coffee House

Critics' Pick: Kamasi Washington

Critics' Pick: Beach Slang at Cattivo

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Martin McDonagh’s film offers plenty of his oft-cited crackling profanity, mordant humor and shocking violence

Justice League

The film builds strongly to the requisite epic battle

Coco

This latest Disney-Pixar animated creation offers well-produced family fun

Last Flag Flying

Bryan Cranston, Laurence Fishburne and Steve Carell star in this dramedy about the costs of war

A new book and a redevelopment plan reframe the legacy of Downtown’s Kaufmann’s building

Kaufmann’s was a purveyor of contemporaneity, not simply the focus of nostalgia that it has become.

may you live in interesting times, at 937 Liberty

Images of beauty and peril cling to the walls behind the ravaged books

In honor of the NFL’s return to TD celebrations, Pittsburgh City Paper releases its All-Showboat Team.

He was once fined for one too many pumps in a twerking celebration.

This week in Pittsburgh Sports History

A look back at events that you’ve either forgotten about or never heard of in the first place

First weekend of WPIAL football championships is worth suffering through a cold, wet Pittsburgh Saturday

It’s rare to have fun in wet socks

Why can’t local homeowners include “green” attributes in real-estate listings?

“I don’t see a downside at all.”

Savage Love

From what little I know of degradation/humiliation kinks, it’s important that the person being degraded is experiencing pleasure and satisfaction

Street Angel: Superhero for a Day and The Other Einstein

Takes on Jim Rugg and Brian Maruca’s comics series and Marie Benedict’s historical novel

The Old Man and the Old Moon at City Theatre

If you like deeply impassioned work, then PigPen Theatre Company is for you

Love’s Labor’s Won at Carnegie Mellon School of Drama

If you like Shakespeare, get thee to Love’s Labor’s Won

Short List: Nov 23-30

Stories Coming Together for LGBTQ causes; Suite Life fetes Billy Strayhorn; Bird Brains at the Aviary; Women of the World Poetry Slam