Author: Neil Strebig
Finding a Cause: Seven Pittsburgh Groups Making a Difference
The breadth of Pittsburgh’s homegrown and dedicated charitable and service organizations goes far beyond big-name foundations and local chapters of national nonprofit bodies.
On Trend: The Latest Buzz in the Pittsburgh Home Industry
Your guide to the latest news and local happenings in the home and decorating business.
August Wilson’s ‘Fences’ to Make Big Screen Debut
The movie version of the Pittsburgh native’s award-winning Broadway play is slated for a 2016 Christmas Day release.
Pitt Geneticist Discovers Obesity-Causing Trait
The research could be the next step in developing a drug that might slow genes that lead to weight gain.
Come Fly with Me: From Pittsburgh to the Moon
Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic Technology is hoping to land on the lunar surface sometime next year.
The 5 Best Comic Shops in Pittsburgh
These comic book shops offer more than just your casual Batman or Spider-Man choices.
Pittsburgh High School Produces Two U.S. Olympians for Rio
Oakland Catholic graduates Amanda Polk and Leah Smith will be competing in this month's Olympics.
ReplayFX Turns Convention Center Into Giant Arcade
The second annual gaming festival at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center brings 8-bits of weekend fun.
Michael Keaton to Receive Big Hollywood Honor
The recognition comes less than month before the release of Keaton's newest film, which is generating some early Oscar buzz.
Pittsburgh Teens Paint Murals to Condemn Gun Violence
The Moving Lives of Kids Mural Project is leaving visible reminders throughout the city on the need to end gun violence.
Muscle Cars and Motor Legends Rumble Through the ‘Burgh for Annual Grand Prix
The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix runs through until July 17.
Brace Yourself Pittsburgh, It’s a Furry Frenzy!
Where else but Pittsburgh would Anthrocon celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Meet The Thunderbirds, Pittsburgh’s Professional Frisbee Team
Part of The American Ultimate Disc League, the Thunderbirds' players have a passion for the game — and the fans to prove it.
Schenley Plaza to host International Sand Sculpting Competition
The event commemorates Pittsburgh’s Bicentennial with massive sand sculptures.
Avatar-inspired Cirque Du Soleil Show Takes Off in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Magazine has a backstage view of “Toruk: The First Flight,” which runs this week at Consol Energy Center.
Is This Pittsburgh's First (and Oldest) Tiny House?
Measuring at just 12 by 15 feet, the historic Steward/Schalg log house in Ross Township opened for tours in June.
James Street Gastropub Encourages a Cellphone-Free Visit
The East Allegheny jazz club now offers discounts to guests who put away their phones on Wednesday nights.
Altar Bar is Closing
The Penn Avenue concert venue will host its final show on July 31st
Top Spectator Spots at the U.S. Open
Looking for the best spots to watch the 2016 U.S. Open? We have vantage points from every hole.
8 Oakmont Gems to visit during the U.S. Open
Don’t have tickets for the U.S Open? Don’t fret, Oakmont’s lovable main strip is loaded with great destinations.
Sign of the Times: Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Brings Zodiac Heads Collection to Pittsburgh
The display at the Carnegie Museum of Art is part of a partnership with the Andy Warhol Musuem's “Andy Warhol/Ai Weiwei” exhibit.
Nine Facts About Oakmont Country Club
Think you know Oakmont?
