After a year off because of the pandemic, the celebration returns with a new day, a new look and a new sponsor.
The 6,100-square-foot executive home is on a private, wooded lot.
Victory Brinker’s winning streak came to an end Wednesday, but she still garnered an impressive legacy throughout her tenure on the show.
Familiar faces from Pittsburgh’s TV and radio stations threw on aprons Saturday night for a fundraiser for Hair Peace Charities.
A compelling Oscar hopeful wins with a grounded, fearless story of injustice.
Carnegie Mellon came in at No. 25 nationally, making it the top school listed in Western Pennsylvania.
Nicolas Cage stars in a deliberately weird bizarro western, with mixed but memorable results.
She is looking for a home where she can be the center of attention by her forever family. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Pittsburghers can trace our fascination with the macabre to George A. Romero’s classic Night of the Living Dead — and even centuries earlier.
Our book editor harvests a bumper crop of excellent new reads.
At Fig & Ash on the North Side, you’ll find leveled-up comfort food and wood-fired dishes prepared and served with grace and hospitality.
Whether you merely enjoy the occasional bump in the night or are a year-round horror hound, these local outings should be on your annual list.
After a year of art in nontraditional settings, audiences will see five shows that work through the issues of the world.
Jazz pianist Frank Cunimondo speaks to joys including live gigs, in-person teaching, Johnny Carson and Jeff Goldblum’s beautiful soul.
The final closure of the pub chain offers a reminder: Don’t delay on fun and leisure.
Nemacolin, Omni Bedford Springs Resort and Hotel Hershey ranked No. 4, 6 and 9, respectively.
After a 2 1/2-year hiatus, the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade is back — and in September.
Fifty-seven years ago, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney performed their one and only Pittsburgh show at the Civic Arena.
This Fall HOME edition takes a look at local housing trends — and explores the latest neighborhood offerings from Eddy Homes.
The designer partnered with her mother, Weisshouse owner Stacy Weiss, to transform a crumbling Morningside building into an edgy home with a retro vibe.
In the aftermath of a messy divorce that sent her fleeing back to Pittsburgh, the designer transformed a 140-year-old brick rowhouse in Sharpsburg into an eclectic home — and found herself in the process.
“September 11, 2001: The Day that Changed the World” includes archival photographs and images of artifacts from the 9/11 Memorial and Museum’s permanent collection.
Modern horror maestro James Wan tackles another tale of dread.
Adagio Health, Presbyterian SeniorCare Network and The Children's Institute all have openings.
“The Rivers Don’t Know” explores the real-life experiences of local immigrants.
Victory Brinker is one of 10 contestants in the running to win the show’s $1 million prize.
Netflix's action flick has a good lead and memorable sequences, but drags when the fighting stops.
This handsome guy has lots of energy and needs a family that will be willing to give him the mental and physical exercise that he needs. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
The Conservancy is partnering with LUXE Creative to bring dynamic light installations and block parties to six public parks during the first weekend in October.
From the Editor
Meet the new editor of Pittsburgh Magazine.
