Watch: Ryan Shazier Celebrates Recovery Two Years After Spine Injury
The Steelers linebacker posted an inspirational video that shares the private and public moments of his recovery from a spinal injury suffered Dec. 4, 2017 during a game in Cincinnati.
The 400-Word Review: Dark Waters
A corporate cover-up hits home — not far from Pittsburgh — in this timely legal thriller.
Catching Up In San Francisco With Pittsburgh Chef Sean Ehland
The former Kaya executive chef now is the pastry chef at one of the country’s buzziest new restaurants, Nari.
What's New This Year for Pittsburgh First Night
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust promises fireworks, fortune tellers and a grand finale on the first night of 2020.
Fitzgerald is the Anti-Antonio Brown - Always Has Been
Even without a Heisman Trophy or a Super Bowl ring, Steelers fans should appreciate all the Cardinals wide receiver has done and stood for since arriving at Pitt.
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Pittsburghers Give Big – Again
See which charities attracted the most donors and raised the most money during the third annual one-day charitable giving extravaganza.
The 400-Word Review: Marriage Story
Noah Baumbach's heartbreaking tale of love and divorce may be 2019's best film.
Things To Do This Weekend in Pittsburgh
See holiday favorites on a gargantuan screen, revisit the Sugar Plum Fairy and get your shopping done early this weekend.
Adoptable and Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Mr. Frankie
This handsome cat has a larger-than-life personality, and he can’t wait to share all his love with a family of his own.
Newlyweds Share a Secret First Meal Together on Their Wedding Day
For those looking for ways to have intimate moments with their new spouse in the midst of celebrations, Emily and Tyler’s secret first meal might be the solution.
Get in the Holiday Spirit With These House Tours
From the Joy of Cookies tour in Lawrenceville to the Old Allegheny Victorian Christmas House Tour on the North Side, these six local events feature fabulously decorated homes.
Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in December
This month's lineup includes The Klezmatics, The Affordable Floors and a curated list of some of the most worthwhile holiday musical outings.
The 400-Word Review: The Report
Amazon's political thriller is strong, but might have trouble finding an audience.
Adoptable and Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Lilac
She is a big pup who can pull on the leash when she gets excited, but she is very motivated by treats, which makes training a breeze.
Top 10 Things to Do in December in Pittsburgh
Your 10 best bets for this month include Monday Night Dodgeball, 12 Bars of Charity and Yoga + Cocktails.
With Becca Romagnoli At The Helm, The Vandal Sees a Soft Shift In Direction
The owners of the Lawrenceville restaurant also have two Downtown projects in the works.
In a City of Cookie Tables, the Cake Still Finds Its Way to the Dessert Table
For those wanting tradition on their dessert table, below are nine wedding cakes to provide some sweet inspiration.
Regent Square and Harris Theaters Suddenly Close, Staff Fired
The historic theaters are shuttered effective immediately amid organizational changes at Pittsburgh Center for Arts and Media.
Cutch To The (Food) Rescue
The former Pittsburgh Pirate spent last week volunteering in Pittsburgh, which included a day with 412 Food Rescue.
Check Out These 6 Holiday Markets for Locally Made Gifts
From the I Made It! Market to Handmade Arcade, here's where to go to find one-of-a-kind products.
Critics and Audiences Love Mister Rogers, Despite Middling Box-Office Returns
The domestic take for "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" came in at the low end of industry expectations, but audiences loved the film.
Pittsburgh Then and Now: Watch WDVE at 50
Pittsburgh Magazine and WDVE Radio have something in common. Both turned 50 in 2019. Just like the rock station, its birthday video is classic.
Getting from Pittsburgh to Cleveland in Under 10 Minutes?
Several groups are exploring the potential for a Great Lakes hyperloop to connect Pittsburgh and Cleveland at speeds of 700 mph.
Our 50 Years: Love for Imperfect Pittsburgh
Hidden within a 38-year-old essay collection, former Pittsburgh Magazine contributor Evan Pattak may have perfectly summed up the Steel City.
How to Find the Beyond-Basic Gift for Your Host
Wine and chocolates are nice, but these thoughtful, locally sourced offerings will score you a repeat invitation.
Which Pittsburgh Restaurants are Open on Thanksgiving
If you don't want to cook, these eateries are more than happy to do all of the work for you.
What moviegoers are saying about “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”
Reactions range from tears to smiles to surprise.
Pirates New Faces Facing the Same, Old Dilemma
New General Manager Ben Cherington likes what he sees in Pittsburgh and thinks he can make a difference. But nobody in the new-look Buccos' front office is talking about increasing the payroll. And in Pittsburgh, it’ll always come back to that until it doesn’t.
“Neighborhood” Director Marielle Heller Brings Mister Rogers, the Human, to the Screen
The award-winning director discussed Fred and her film with Pittsburgh Magazine.
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December 2019
After marking our 50th anniversary in 2019, It’s only fitting that we end the year looking forward instead of back.
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