Author: Admin Staff - Kylie Covey
Sick of High-Tech Entertainment? Rewind at Killer Video
Run by Pitt and CMU grads, the Ohio retro horror museum, gallery and gift shop is resurrecting the VHS era.
Looking For Work? 10 New Job Openings in Pittsburgh This Week
Looking for a job in Pittsburgh? Here's our weekly roundup of Pittsburgh jobs that are accepting applications.
World-Class Authors, Poets and Performers to Appear at City of Asylum's LitFest
The line-up on Oct. 18-19 in Pittsburgh includes MacArthur Genius winner Anne Carson, Deaf comedians, a translation slam and more.
Keylight Reilluminates the Pittsburgh Film Community
The nonprofit was founded by Christopher Smalley and Brady Lewis, formerly of the bygone Pittsburgh Filmmakers.
Channing Tatum Makes ‘Roofman’ a Winner, Whether He’s a Hero or Not
The actor and his co-stars, including Kirsten Dunst and Peter Dinklage, carry the film.
Pens Embrace Change in Goal for Openers
Relative unknown Arturs Silovs might be the jump-start the organization’s rebuild has been lacking.
Bruster’s Real Ice Cream Opens in Beaver — Again
The company, which has nearly 300 stores, got its start there in 1989.
Short-Term Rental Market is Heating Up for Next Year's NFL Draft in Pittsburgh
Some property owners are raising prices tenfold; about 11% of available properties already have been booked.
Collier’s Weekly: The Paradox of Star Lake
The drawbacks of the suburban venue have brought down ticket prices ... to exactly what they should’ve been all along.
What Are Trick-or-Treat Times Around Pittsburgh for 2025?
Ready for trick-or-treat? Here’s what you need to know.
Step Into a Japanese Garden at Phipps' New Fall Show
Plus, go back in time and see dinosaurs in the Mesozoic Era.
House of the Week: A Huge Entertaining Home in Rostraver
Step inside the 21.1-acre estate.
7 Things to Do in Pittsburgh This Weekend
See great musicals both Downtown and in Beaver County this weekend — or catch a jazz homecoming at Con Alma.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Hank, a Mixed Breed from Korea
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
Is it True? Is The Monroeville Mall Headed for the Wrecking Ball?
There are lots of unanswered questions — including the future of the Living Dead Museum — regarding Pittsburgh's largest mall.
Celebrate 155 Years of Local History and Hollywood Lore at the Original Oyster House
The Market Square bar and restaurant is widely regarded as the city’s oldest.
Dig in With Graver: Horror Movies and Hops
Also: Coffee shops and cottage cheese.
Photos: The Ferris Wheel Returns to Oktoberfest
Check out these views from the top.
Lisa Schroeder to Retire as Head of the Pittsburgh Foundation
She was the first woman to lead the 80-year-old foundation. A national search will commence.
Tours Will Provide a New Way to Explore the Old 'Wall Street of Pittsburgh'
These will be held along Downtown's Fourth Avenue to share the history, stories and 'fascinating architecture.'
Dwayne Johnson’s ‘The Smashing Machine’ Isn’t the Movie You Expect
The biopic of a mixed martial arts star is a careful character study, not a sports story.
Big Improvements to Pittsburgh's 'Sister Bridges Experience' Move Forward
Riverlife kicks off public phase of a $30 million fundraising campaign that advances the Complete the Loop vision plan.
Steelers Rise to the Occasion in Ireland. Now What?
The emotional deck was stacked against Minnesota in Dublin. But can the Steelers retain that passion and energy to use against more formidable foes?
House of the Week: A Modern Townhouse With Panoramic Views of Downtown's Skyline
The architecture is inspired by hillside homes in Prague and Budapest.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Full Moon, a Domestic Shorthair With a Big Personality
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
What’s it Like to Live in a Hotel at College?
Freshmen at both the University of Pittsburgh and Point Park University are having an unusual first year.
Pittsburgh Magazine to Publish a Special Issue to Commemorate the NFL Draft
The city’s lifestyle magazine will mark the occasion with a ‘high-quality keepsake.’
Collier’s Weekly: Vinegar Syndrome Pittsburgh and the Triumphant Endurance of Physical Media
The home-video store held a soft opening last week — and it was packed with movie lovers.
Religious, Philosophical Vaccine Exemptions on the Rise in Southwestern Pennsylvania
How a proposed bill and a new multistate coalition could expand access and scientific knowledge.
How Well Do You Know Pittsburgh History?
13 questions to test your knowledge.
Parks in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Get Major Focus in Latest RAD Budget
The Allegheny Regional Asset District gives a 31% boost to local parks in its proposed 2026 spending plan.
Submit Your Halloween Decorations to Be Featured in Pittsburgh Magazine
Showcase your spooky decorations or Pittsburgh-themed Halloween costumes for a chance to be featured in an online story.
Test Your Spicy Mettle at Pittsburgh’s Rivers of Fire Hot Sauce Festival
The event, which is expecting 1,500 guests, will be held at Velum Fermentation on the South Side.
Built in 1908, This Former Carriage House has a Surprise Mid-Century Modern Interior
Pittsburgh architect Edgar Kwalwasser reimagined the Squirrel Hill home in 1955.
There Are Echoes of Greatness in ‘One Battle After Another’
The thriller from Paul Thomas Anderson is reminiscent of classics — and may become one itself.
Is Community LIFE the LIFE for You?
Take this eligibility quiz.
After Two Years in Business, Three Brothers Bagels Is on a Roll
The Glenshaw eatery offers a Bagel Happy Hour and has a new food truck.
Brighton Heights House Tour Gets a Halloween Twist
The annual event features a diverse mix of homes — but no jump scares.
Want To Talk To An Allegheny County Leader? Here's Your Chance
Three more County Connect sessions are scheduled to gather ideas, input from county residents.
House of the Week: A Luxury Residence Inside the Former St. Michael's Church
A freshwater aquarium lines one of the walls.
Collier’s Weekly: Why We Should Visit More Small-Town Festivals
You’ll find food and surprises — but also get to know the region in an intimate way.
In Ireland, the Steelers Need to Be Who They Thought They Were
They must shore up their defense as they face Minnesota's 'armada of wide receivers.'
Watch: The Terrible Towel Makes Its Way to Ireland
Max Starks shows a new audience the Pittsburgh tradition, which was first started by Myron Cope in 1975.
'Livers of the Rivers' Make a Comeback in Pittsburgh-Area Rivers
More mussel species in the region’s rivers are a good sign for water quality and health.
Sharpshooters Are Added to Schenley, Emerald View Parks to Control the Deer Population
The new hunting season kicked off on Sept. 20, and bow hunters are added to five more Pittsburgh parks to better manage deer herds.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Stormi, an Affectionate Mixed Breed
Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
Pennsylvania Launches New Weekly Fall Foliage Guide
The revamped website will provide information for local leaf peepers and tourists looking for vibrant colors.
