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There’s lots to do during the day and night in the brand new Market Square. By Jonathan Wander |
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Pittsburgh native John Harrison, now working in Hollywood, got his start in 'Dawn of the Dead' as a zombie. By Geoffrey W. Melada |
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Come downtown for a beer, some seafood and a special celebration this month at the Original Oyster House. By Rick Sebak |
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Dion Lewis’ name is already in lights. The Pitt running back just doesn’t seem to know it. By Sean Conboy |
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Here are some stylish finds for your home with price ranges for the frugal to the free-spending. By Reese Randall |
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Striking pieces of local and international art make this Squirrel Hill home a unique treat for visitors. By Melissa Rayworth |
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A new day dawns with Donato’s, a promising addition to the Fox Chapel dining scene, presenting American fare and a touch of Italy. By Valentina |
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The age-old flavoring we can’t live without has stirred a passion among cooks since ancient times. By Kate Chynoweth |
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Once made, popcorn should resemble the classic treat Cracker Jacks. By Chris Fennimore |
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Richard Rattner wraps the inside of Shadyside's William Penn Tavern with hundreds of bobbleheads. By Jonathan Wander |
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The new exhibit Queloides III sparks discussion about racial issues in America’s Caribbean neighbor and aims to help expose “scars.” By Katie Booth |
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Every year the Pittsburgh faithful celebrate that legendary Game 7 of the 1960 World Series by gathering at the old Forbes Field wall in Oakland. They listen to the original broadcast and cheer anew as Maz wins it for us all over again. By Kristofer Collins |
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Distant Stations is in many respects a kind of love letter to these streets of yinz. By Kristofer Collins |
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Stylistically, Joy Ike has been compared at times to Norah Jones, Sarah McLachlan and Fiona Apple. By Gordon Spencer |
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Mount Washington singer Kiki Young’s voice is often out-front, sometimes even sounding like the charming twang of Natrona Heights arranger and guitarist Rich Kulbacki’s mandolin. By Gordon Spencer |
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Bill Cowher once said: “I’m one of you. Yinz know what I mean?” Of course, using a word that’s meant to foster camaraderie with Pittsburghers. It worked on me. By Virginia Montanez |
