February 2013

Archive » Scoop
	Above the Rim Pitt forward Talib Zanna’s 5,000-mile journey to Oakland is paying off in points and confounded opponents. By Sean Collier
	Skee-Ball, Anyone? Using electromechanics, Adam Shreckhise’s homemade arcade games are clattering to life. By Sean Collier
	Sounding Off: Abby Krizner When she’s not fronting local rockers Fist Fight in the Parking Lot, Abby Krizner is manning the booth at 105.9 The X. We caught up with Krizner to ask her about her musical roots and metal ambitions. By Krystal Hare
	Hit the Street: Regent Square Looking for a night out that’ll only require you to brave the cold for about 10 yards at a time? Follow this plan. BY SEAN COLLIER
	Dressed to the Nines Designer Kiya Tomlin always dreamed of creating custom apparel. Now, armed with scissors, fabric and creativity, she brings her one-of-a-kind pieces to Pittsburgh. By Joshua Mooney
	Electric Dreams Locally born electronic-music collaborative Pittsburgh Track Authority is turning heads. By Kurt Garrison
Archive » Sebak's Secrets of the City
	The Portable Abraham Lincoln During his brief visit to the Steel City, Honest Abe advised secessionists to “keep cool.” By Rick Sebak
Archive » Living
	Home Front: Wake-Up Call Even the trendiest interior designs can feel stale during the winter months. IKEA Pittsburgh stocks the latest colors and trends to add fresh (and economical) updates to your home. By Reese Randall
	9 Things We Love in February Break away from the same-old and tote your lunch in this nifty Eat, Drink, Live tiffin. By Reese Randall
Archive » Taste
	Where We're Eating in February This month, we're eating dark chocolate-covered chili peppers from Sinful Sweets and much more. By Kristina Martin
	The Foodie Report Franktuary comes to Lawrenceville, notion returns in East Liberty and real cocktails have returned to the South Side at Acacia. By Kristina Martin
	Review: Teppanyaki Kyoto Teppanyaki Kyoto enriches the Highland Park dining scene by offering an authentic Japanese experience — complete with grilled treats like okonomiyaki. By Valentina
Archive » Datebook
	Be Free For ‘…on being…’, STAYCEE PEARL dance project’s latest show, the troupe assessed character and themes related to “post-blackness.” By Karen Dacko
	King Without a Crown The Beat: Matisyahu brings reggae beats to the Carnegie Library Music Hall. By Kurt Garrison
	Undercover: ‘The ’63 Steelers' Rudy Dicks’ latest work is a welcome addition to Steelers literature — a book that focuses on the dark-horse could-have-beens of the pre-Super Bowl era. By Kristofer Collins
	Nightlife: Hungry for Fourth Meal? When late-night hunger strikes, don’t head to Taco Bell. Instead, check out one of these beloved local spots offering classics, like fry-topped sandwiches and hearty egg entrees. By Robert Isenberg
	Best of Culture: February During the month for lovebirds, why not partake in some cultural fun? Our arts editors provide a rundown of the finest local plays, exhibits, lectures and dance performances. By PM Contributing Editors
	Top 10 The best things to do in Pittsburgh in February. By Robert Isenberg
Archive » PittGirl's Last Laugh
	Et Tu, Jagoff? Is Pittsburgh really a city full of do-gooders, or are we just as rude as (gulp) Philadelphia? BY VIRGINIA MONTANEZ