Author: Cristina Holtzer
Glam is out as local makeup artists say brides want to look as though they’re makeup-free on their wedding day.
More thoughtful touches and friendly amenities can be found at these area lodgings.
Appreciate history with a twist at a classic and quaint hotel on Pittsburgh's vibrant North Side.
All ticket proceeds benefit the Free Care Fund at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.
The luxury space at the former Saks Fifth Avenue site was supposed to be open for public tours in September of last year. Find out what happened.
Reactions range from tears to smiles to surprise.
Pittsburgh Magazine editor Brian Hyslop appeared on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today live to share our second year of ranking 130 suburbs in the Pittsburgh region across five categories.
A community course at Allegheny County Community College is ready to teach you how and why to leave your Pittsburgh accent at home.
As the days get darker, so does the lipstick.
"Reclaimed Roles," a photo series by local photographer Joe Lowrey and creative director Cat Burton, imagines what iconic films could look like with more diverse leads.
The film isn't scheduled for release until Thanksgiving, but Pittsburgh has already shed a few tears for the Tom Hanks-led project.
Lawrenceville is one of the city’s trendiest neighborhoods, so you’ll be hard-pressed to fit all there is to do in Larryville into just one day. It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it — and that someone is you. Buckle up and get ready for one busy day.
Although it would probably be better to have my dog write this, his poor keyboard skills force me to step in.
The Heinz History Center is one of many local organizations recognizing the 75th anniversary of the historic day.
The City of Pittsburgh's annual Cinema in the Park series returns with another summer of free outdoor movies for all.
Fred Rogers’ widow and biographer received honorary doctorates from the university last week.
Nation’s top speciality food festival to spill out onto Ft. Duquesne Boulevard.
For those who can’t stand the idea of leaving their dogs home alone on a beautiful day, these dog-friendly stores, restaurants and bars in the Pittsburgh area welcome humans and canines alike.
Spring cleaning can be a challenge if you don't know where to dispose of clutter that trash collectors won't accept.
We found the latest beauty trends for spring (glowy highlights, a shock, we know) plus tips for stay-all-day bridal makeup.
Once a disco-era disaster, this master bathroom in Wexford went from dark and dated to a contemporary classic.
Once a catchall for toys and exercise equipment, the basement of this Sewickley home is now a sophisticated entertainment space.
The new space for the popular rock climbing gym will provide more space, which means taller walls to climb.
The Pittsburgh native turned Hollywood actor showed off his nerd cred at Children's Hospital this week.
The rideshare company collects data on just about every aspect of the rider experience, including the most frequently visited locations.
Get the scoop on the furnishing and decor trends to come out of the influential High Point Market trade show, including a return to natural materials.
There’s no such thing as a bad time to give back, but some days are better than others.
The Pens presented a heartfelt video tribute at Tuesday night's game.
Albert Lexie turned his shoe shining tips into care for kids for decades.
As the 2019 Color of the Year, PPG Paints chose Night Watch, a luxurious dark green. Here’s how to incorporate it into your home.
The festival celebrating Britain in Pittsburgh announced a full lineup of events spanning six days.
The live version of the Nickelodeon game show makes its last stop of a nationwide tour in the ‘Burgh this fall.
The Tom Hanks-led film will begin production in the Pittsburgh area this fall.
We spoke with local makeup artist Michelle Falcone to get insider tips on the best bridal makeup looks.
Pitt's Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence has been teaching business strategies to startups and century-old companies for 25 years.
The WTAE anchor was voted Best Journalist by readers of Pittsburgh Magazine. She answers 12 random questions ranging from her most memorable vacation to who should portray her in a movie.
Pittsburgh City Council unanimously approved a plan to build a new park near PPG Paints Arena.
Our readers voted Eat'n Park the Best Family-Friendly Restaurant in the 'Burgh. We went behind the scenes in their test kitchen to learn just how the signature cookie — beloved by kids and adults — is made.
After Pitt ordered Voodoo Brewery to stop production of its "H2P American IPA," the company relaunched the beer under a new name.
Munhall high school student Gabby Barrett finished in third place last night on ABC’s reboot of “American Idol.”
The world’s biggest bouncy house is coming to the Lawrence County Fair in New Castle.
The beloved chocolate bar, produced in Pittsburgh until 1999, will see at least another two weeks of production before extinction.
A large ticket retailer has $20 all-in tickets on sale this week for some of this summer’s biggest tours.
We sit down with hockey coaches, college students, farmers and the mayors of two cities to see what they had to say.
Juju Smith-Schuster’s dog makes some sweet aerial moves to get out of its cage.
Few questions spark such intense debate as “Wawa or Sheetz?” A local filmmaker hopes to answer which regional chain reigns supreme.
The 18-year-old singer from Munhall wowed the “American Idol” judges once again.
It's back! From the dog mom to the working mom, we've got you covered with these locally made must-haves.
The nearly 40-year-old mall encounters foreclosure once again. Will this sale be the end of the line?