Author: PM Staff
Pittsburgh Tween on ‘Dance Moms’ Lands ELLE.com Gig
Twelve-year-old Maddie Ziegler is the outlet’s newest New York Fashion Week correspondent.
Remembering John E. Murray Jr.
The former Duquesne University president died Wednesday of a heart attack at age 82.
Outta My League? CMU Grad Creates Invite-Only Dating App
Are you cool enough to join?
Behind the Scenes: Garth Brooks' Steelers Birthday Bash
So what was with the pie in the face at the end?
Pittsburgh About to Get a New Dueling Piano Bar
Howl at the Moon is described as part bar and part concert, with a heavy dose of audience participation.
When is the Worst Time to Commute in Pittsburgh?
The answer may seem obvious, which begs the question: Why?
Must See: Steelers Deliver Birthday Surprise to Garth Brooks
The singer-songwriter appeared genuinely stunned when several legendary Steelers took the stage.
Found Online: Parking Lot Doubles as Skating Rink
Our weekly round-up of awesome, funny, quirky posts about or from the 'Burgh.
Pittsburgh All Over Late-Night TV
Michael Keaton cracks up Jimmy Fallon; Seth Meyers completes his Steelers hat-trick.
Uber’s Future of Ride-Sharing: No Driver
Uber is working with CMU to develop a self-driving car.
Inside Pittsburgh's Newest Hotel
The rooms of the Hotel Monaco leave little doubt that the guest is staying in Pittsburgh.
See 62 Years of Change in Pittsburgh With a Swipe of the Mouse
Guaranteed you will look at this more than once.
Arcade Hosts Pittsburgh's First Sketch Comedy Festival
The downtown comedy venue has side-splitting events scheduled through Saturday.
Pittsburgh Dad's Take on Super-Deflate-Gate, Parking Meter Meltdown, Hypnotic Snow
Our weekly round-up of awesome, funny, quirky posts about or from the 'Burgh.
New Comedy Shooting in Pittsburgh Features A-List Celebs
The cast includes three Academy Award-winners.
Romantic Getaway: A Tuscan-Inspired Valentine Close to Home
The romance of Tuscany is closer than you think.
5 Inns, Lodges or B&B’s for the Perfect Valentine’s Getaway
All are located within a two-hour drive of Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's First Gallery Crawl of 2015 is Tomorrow
Head to the Cultural District on Friday for a night of free comedy, art, film and food.
Smashing History? Westinghouse's Atomic Accelerator Taken Down
A developer promises the Forest Hills landmark will be preserved.
Pittsburgh’s Joe Grushecky Rocks Asbury Park with Bruce Springsteen
Their 16-song set is getting rave reviews.
Franco Harris’ Super Bowl Commercial, Pens Prank Teammate, Farm Kings’ Live Webcam
A weekly round-up of awesome, funny, quirky posts about or from the 'Burgh.
Kevin Hart Performs at Heinz Hall
Also this weekend, Clint Eastwood's new, Oscar-nominated movie finally makes it to Pittsburgh.
Beautiful Noise: A Cappella Group Delights Crowd at Ritter's Diner
Warning: This video will leave a popular Beatles tune stuck in your head.
Pittsburgh's Favorite Stories of 2014
A month-by-month tally of the most read stories from the 412.
Alternative Christmas: Pittsburgh Theater Offers Holiday Classics & Chinese Food
Do you want eggrolls with that?
#Oops — Or, About that Headline . . .
Once in a while, no good deed goes unpunished.
Now Online: Two New Cameras to Keep an Eye on Pittsburgh’s Bald Eagles
A Murrysville security company has installed the new cameras, which provide sharper images of the Hays eagles.
Foodie Alert: James Beard Celebrity Chef Tour Coming to Pittsburgh
Cure's Justin Severino is hosting the dinner with 13 culinary pals, who also just happen to be some of the best chefs in the country.
You've Never Seen a Map of Pittsburgh Like This
An Indiana, Pa., native has created a map of the 'Burgh that will have you staring at it for hours.
Time Travel: Greater Pittsburgh Airport’s First Terminal
A 1988 video reveals what air travel was like in the days before ultra-tight security, snack-only flights and baggage fees.
America’s Smartest Cities: Pittsburgh is No. 2
Has it seemed a bit smarter around here lately? Well, consider this . . .
15 Beautiful Photos of Pittsburgh’s 2014 Light-Up Night
Our city never looks brighter than on this annual, celebratory nod to the beginning of the holiday season.
Photo Gallery: Andy Warhol Bridge Yarn Bombing Wins Public Art Award
The bridge was covered in more than 3,000 feet of colorful, hand-knit blankets in honor of the late pop artist’s 85th birthday.
Cold Weather Delays Pittsburgh's Pothole Blitz
Mayor Bill Peduto initiated the pre-emptive strike before winter weather set in for good.
6 Stunning Pittsburgh Sunrise/Sunset Photos
Ace cityscape photographer Dave DiCello is at it again, capturing the city skyline like no one else can.
Pittsburgh's First Juice Fest Takes Over Wexford Gym
Get your fill of healthy drinks and advice Saturday at Pure Athletex.
Ultimate Pittsburgh Test Drive: Get Behind the Controls of a Surgical Robot
If you ever wondered what it was like to perform surgery, now’s your chance.
Free Admission This Weekend at Two Popular Pittsburgh Museums
Admission, tours and activities are free at the Sen. John Heinz History Center and Fort Pitt Museum.
'Star Trek' Star Hosts Pittsburgh Symphony Sci-Fi Spectacular
Live long and prosper Friday through Sunday with the PSO, George Takei and other special guests.
Pittsburgh’s Handmade Arcade Included in Worldwide List of Best Indie Craft Fairs
The annual craft fair attracts thousands of shoppers and browsers to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
Pittsburgh Gets Props from Food Network Star
The Steel City made the short list of fall travel destinations included in chef Giada De Laurentiis' weekly e-zine.
Local Developer Creates Pittsburghese Plugin for Google Chrome
Have a little fun as you search the Web.
Pittsburgher Ali Spagnola Releases an App Version of Her 'Power Hour' Album
The creator of the app — which takes any playlist on your smartphone or tablet and plays it in one-minute pieces — reminds users to please drink responsibly.
Pittsburgh Pierogi Fest Will Take Over Stage AE Tomorrow
The event will offer ample activities and a variety of pierogi-inspired dishes.
The Great Pittsburgh Protractor Mystery
Hundreds of protractors have been placed throughout the city. No one seems to know why.
The End of Route 28 Construction is Nigh
After 50 years, it looks like we’ll be able to travel the throughway with (little to) no trouble.
Sign a Petition, Help Get a Local Word into the Dictionary
The team at local blog Ya Jagoff! is trying to get its namesake into the next Merriam-Webster edition.
Rivers Casino Breaks World Record for Largest Pierogi
In honor of National Pierogi Day, the casino kitchen crew shows off its 123-pound masterpiece and feeds a crowd.
