Pittsburgh Magazine - July 2010

Archive » Scoop
	New Kid on the Dock "Deadliest Catch’s" Newest, Wildest Captain is Steel-City Tough. By Sean Conboy
	Facebook Empire: FarmVille & Mafia Wars How the globalized worlds of FarmVille and Mafia Wars were created by brainiacs from our own backyard. PLUS, your chance to win FarmVille cash from Pittsburgh Magazine! By Sean Conboy
	Planet Holly-wood Pittsburgh native Holly Joy Gaines comes full circle as the actress and singer’s star orbits Hollywood and back again. By Reese Randall
	Ale-American Summer Iron City Brewing may have moved East, but these three city microbreweries are thriving in its wake. By Sean Conboy
	Secret Agent L She secretly strikes Pittsburgh with random acts of kindness then documents them on one of the web's most fun, fascinating, inspiring sites. By Jonathan Wander
Archive » Movers & Shakers
	Facebook Empire: FarmVille & Mafia Wars How the globalized worlds of FarmVille and Mafia Wars were created by brainiacs from our own backyard. PLUS, your chance to win FarmVille cash from Pittsburgh Magazine! By Sean Conboy
Archive » Sebak's Secrets of the City
	The Possibilities of an Excellent Breakfast There are lots of local places for eggs, bacon and wonderful surprises. By Rick Sebak
Archive » Sports
	A Civic Renewal Pittsburgh-area architect Robert S. Pfaffmann lays down his plan for renewing the Mellon Arena. By Robert S. Pfaffmann
	Wood-Be Gentleman By Sean Conboy
Archive » Living
	Midsummer's White Dream Delightfully romantic, airy and light, the bright neutral shade is showing an incandescent influence on everything from fashion to home furnishings. By Reese Randall
	Open-Air Kitchen Southern-style living in a Northern backyard: Jim and Debbi Diggs enjoy a luxurious outdoor kitchen. By Melissa Rayworth
Archive » Dwellings
	Open-Air Kitchen Southern-style living in a Northern backyard: Jim and Debbi Diggs enjoy a luxurious outdoor kitchen. By Melissa Rayworth
Archive » Publisher's Note
	Forget the melting pot... reach for the wok By Betsy Benson
Archive » Editor's Note
	No Place Like Dome By Julie Talerico
Archive » Taste
Bits & Bites By Kate Chynoweth
	Sweet Pea Straight from the pod, fresh English peas are an early summer treat worth savoring. By Kate Chynoweth, Food Editor
	Habitat Nestled in Fairmont Pittsburgh, downtown's new environmentally friendly hotel, Habitat offers a taste of the Pacific Ocean near the three rivers. By Valentina
	Grilled Eggplant Don't stake your whole menu on meat during barbecue season. Here's an egg-citing idea for your grill that replaces or complements non-veggie options. By Chris Fennimore
Archive » Foodside
Bits & Bites By Kate Chynoweth
Archive » Chris Fennimore
	Grilled Eggplant Don't stake your whole menu on meat during barbecue season. Here's an egg-citing idea for your grill that replaces or complements non-veggie options. By Chris Fennimore
Archive » Healthy Living
	Healthy Living What's new in health, diet and nutrition. By Dr. Madelyn Fernstrom
Archive » Collectors
	Gumby Love Ashley Ryon's comprehensive collection of the claymation TV superstar. By Jonathan Wander
Archive » People
	Planet Holly-wood Pittsburgh native Holly Joy Gaines comes full circle as the actress and singer’s star orbits Hollywood and back again. By Reese Randall
Archive » Datebook
Family Events: July 2010 Why leave town? Enjoy an action packed stay-cation right here in Three Rivers City. There’s the Regatta, great fireworks, vintage cars, lots of ways to stay cool and more. By Roberta Mintz Levine, Contributing Editor
Classical Music: July 2010 Fireworks, apple pie, sunscreen and Tchaikovsky: It’s a classical July in Pittsburgh. By Jim Cunningham, Contributing Editor
Film & Nightlife: July 2010 One downtown hotel bar to avoid—and another worth a stop. Plus, there’s a secretive movie walking the shadow of The Joker. By Sean Collier, Contributing Editor
Lectures, Talks & Tours: July 2010 Tours go deep and wide this month, while writers delve into what moves them. By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
Theater: July 2010 Local stages put on performances this month that are out of this welt. By Robert Isenberg, Contributing Editor
	Bill Toms and Hard Rain: "Live at Moondog's" By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
	Sammy Nestico and The SWR Big Band: "Fun Time" By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
	Calendar Smell the lilies, gather at the Regatta with Zambelli’s fireworks for July 4, go car crazy at the Vintage Grand Prix, explore lawn bowling and try a Grandview experience. By Ann Curran
Classical Music Fireworks, apple pie, sunscreen and Tchaikovsky: It’s a classical July in Pittsburgh. By Jim Cunningham, Contributing Editor
Exhibits It’s summertime, and the seeing is easy: A film exhibit and a film festival, a history-museum reopening and more hot sights around the region. By Mike May, Editor-at-Large
	The Words on Gist Street From a humble beginning in an Uptown studio space, the Gist Street Readings have grown—during the course of almost a decade—into one of the area’s premier reading series. By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
	"Fragile Beasts" by Tawni O’Dell By Stephen Knezovich, Contributing Editor
Archive » Book reviews
	"1960 Pittsburgh Pirates Day by Day" by Rick Cushing By Stephen Knezovich, Contributing Editor
	"Fragile Beasts" by Tawni O’Dell By Stephen Knezovich, Contributing Editor
Archive » Jazz This Month
Jazz: July 2010 July means a busy month on the local Jazz scene (especially outdoors). By Tim Stevens, Contributing Editor
Archive » Lectures & Talks This Month
Lectures, Talks & Tours: July 2010 Tours go deep and wide this month, while writers delve into what moves them. By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
Archive » Exhibits This Month
Exhibits: July 2010 It’s summertime, and the seeing is easy: A film exhibit and a film festival, a history-museum reopening and more hot sights around the region. By Mike May, Editor-at-Large
Archive » Classical Music This Month
Classical Music: July 2010 Fireworks, apple pie, sunscreen and Tchaikovsky: It’s a classical July in Pittsburgh. By Jim Cunningham, Contributing Editor
Archive » Dance This Month
Dance: July 2010 The momentum from the 2010 World Environment Day continues as Pillow Project takes plastic to task. By Karen Dacko, Contributing Editor
Archive » Theater This Month
Theater: July 2010 Local stages put on performances this month that are out of this welt. By Robert Isenberg, Contributing Editor
Archive » Family Events This Month
Family Events: July 2010 Why leave town? Enjoy an action packed stay-cation right here in Three Rivers City. There’s the Regatta, great fireworks, vintage cars, lots of ways to stay cool and more. By Roberta Mintz Levine, Contributing Editor
Archive » Events This Month
Classical Music: July 2010 Fireworks, apple pie, sunscreen and Tchaikovsky: It’s a classical July in Pittsburgh. By Jim Cunningham, Contributing Editor
Film & Nightlife: July 2010 One downtown hotel bar to avoid—and another worth a stop. Plus, there’s a secretive movie walking the shadow of The Joker. By Sean Collier, Contributing Editor
Exhibits: July 2010 It’s summertime, and the seeing is easy: A film exhibit and a film festival, a history-museum reopening and more hot sights around the region. By Mike May, Editor-at-Large
Jazz: July 2010 July means a busy month on the local Jazz scene (especially outdoors). By Tim Stevens, Contributing Editor
Lectures, Talks & Tours: July 2010 Tours go deep and wide this month, while writers delve into what moves them. By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
Theater: July 2010 Local stages put on performances this month that are out of this welt. By Robert Isenberg, Contributing Editor
Archive » Film & Nightlife
Film & Nightlife: July 2010 One downtown hotel bar to avoid—and another worth a stop. Plus, there’s a secretive movie walking the shadow of The Joker. By Sean Collier, Contributing Editor
Archive » Happening This Month
Family Events: July 2010 Why leave town? Enjoy an action packed stay-cation right here in Three Rivers City. There’s the Regatta, great fireworks, vintage cars, lots of ways to stay cool and more. By Roberta Mintz Levine, Contributing Editor
Dance: July 2010 The momentum from the 2010 World Environment Day continues as Pillow Project takes plastic to task. By Karen Dacko, Contributing Editor
Film & Nightlife: July 2010 One downtown hotel bar to avoid—and another worth a stop. Plus, there’s a secretive movie walking the shadow of The Joker. By Sean Collier, Contributing Editor
Classical Music Fireworks, apple pie, sunscreen and Tchaikovsky: It’s a classical July in Pittsburgh. By Jim Cunningham, Contributing Editor
	Calendar Smell the lilies, gather at the Regatta with Zambelli’s fireworks for July 4, go car crazy at the Vintage Grand Prix, explore lawn bowling and try a Grandview experience. By Ann Curran
Exhibits It’s summertime, and the seeing is easy: A film exhibit and a film festival, a history-museum reopening and more hot sights around the region. By Mike May, Editor-at-Large
Archive » The Beat
	Bill Toms and Hard Rain: "Live at Moondog's" By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
	Sammy Nestico and The SWR Big Band: "Fun Time" By Gordon Spencer, Contributing Editor
Archive » PittGirl's Last Laugh
	Ticket to Ride By Virginia Montanez

July 2010

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