Author: Sean Collier
My Best of the ‘Burgh With Actor Joe Manganiello
Where does he take out-of-town guests?
Wes Anderson Brings Oddities But Forgets the Point with ‘The Phoenician Scheme’
The filmmaker’s latest offering has laughs, but there’s no meaning behind the precious details.
Collier’s Weekly: 48 Films Made in 48 Hours, and the Community Behind Them
The 48 Hour Film Project is a shining example of a supportive and artful communal experience.
Catch Ireland’s Finest Ballplayers this Weekend — and Help a Worthy Cause
The matchup between the Irish Wolfhounds and the Washington Whiskey Runners benefits Riley’s Pour House as the pub rebuilds after a 2024 fire.
Surround Yourself With a Sense of Calm in the Grasslands Room at the National Aviary
Spend a peaceful moment with the delicate birds in the Grasslands at the National Aviary.
It’s Not Quite Legendary, But There’s Easy Fun in a New ‘Karate Kid’
Series veterans Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan return to the martial-arts series in "Karate Kid Legends."
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins Two Golden Quill Awards
A pair of features were honored at Wednesday night's ceremony, presented by the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania.
Collier’s Weekly: A Lesson in Screenprinting and a Fresh Look at Soup
In The Warhol’s “Good Business” exhibition, some of the artist’s most iconic works are given fresh attention.
This Summer, the Pittsburgh CLO Offers ‘Frozen,’ ‘Back to the Future,’ a World Premiere and More
Before the company’s three-show summer season begins, they’ll stage the world-premiere musical “Madame Clicquot.”
The Billy Joel and Rod Stewart Concert Has Been Canceled
Joel announced Friday that he’s recovering from a recently diagnosed brain disorder.
A Hit Franchise Finds a Satisfying Conclusion With ‘Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning’
Tom Cruise wraps up the three-decade series with an exciting, if overstuffed, adventure.
Collier’s Weekly: In Vandergrift, a 125-Year-Old Theater Tells a Tale of Community
The historic Casino Theatre, one of Pennsylvania’s oldest, exists through decades of volunteer effort.
The Grim Reaper Gets Inventive in ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’
The horror franchise returns from a 14-year hiatus with its strongest effort to date.
Find Out How to Dance the Night Away and Still Get to Bed on Time
The In Bed by 10 dance parties celebrate their 10th anniversary this month.
Collier’s Weekly: Pirates Fans Are Figuring Out That Game Attendance is Now Optional
As the team continues to field a subpar lineup, some fans are opting to enjoy the North Shore without dropping money on tickets.
Profile: Joanna Obuzor, the Downtown Manager
Joanna Obuzor has a lot of stages to manage. That means thousands of tiny details — and potentially transformative big-picture ideas.
What Is the Beechview-Seldom Seen Greenway?
You've likely driven past it hundreds of times without noticing it.
Collier’s Weekly: Because We Seem to Need a Reminder, a Non-Functioning Traffic Light is a Stop Sign
In the aftermath of last week’s extreme weather, many drivers seemed to forget a key rule.
Why We Keep Coming Back to the Stove Room at Phipps Conservatory
In Phipps’ idyllic Stove Room, springtime means watching dozens of butterfly species fly by as you stop and smell the plants.
Marvel Succeeds in Unexpected Ways With ‘Thunderbolts’
The supervillain team-up film stars Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan.
My Best of the ‘Burgh With Pirates Favorite Andrew McCutchen
Spoiler: He says pierogies are not good!
Far-Off Places and Outlandish Plot Twists Make “Another Simple Favor” Enjoyable
Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively star in the sequel to the 2018 hit.
Collier’s Weekly: In Pittsburgh, a Burned-Down House Becomes a Permanent Resident
The city seems unwilling or unable to address many day-to-day problems.
Who’s Headlining This Year’s Three Rivers Arts Festival?
The lineup for the four-day festival features Suzanne Vega, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and more.
Club Cafe is Set to Reopen This Summer
The South Side venue, which shuttered at the end of 2024, has been purchased by the management group Keystone Artist Connect.
Ben Affleck Is ‘The Accountant 2,’ and It’s One Time Too Many
The sequel to the 2016 action flick can’t capture the dumb fun of its predecessor.
An Upcoming Feature Film is Looking for Extras
“Hershey,” a new film about the famous chocolatier, is seeking background performers of all ages.
Collier’s Weekly: Funding Cuts to Local Institutions Are Simply Pointless
As federal money vanishes from beloved local organizations, it’s important to remember that the savings from such austerity don’t add up to anything.
Who’s Headlining This Year’s Lucille Ball Comedy Festival?
A pair of comedy legends will take the stage at the annual fest in nearby Jamestown, New York.
The Terrific and Sometimes Terrifying ‘Sinners’ Is an Instant Classic
The supernatural thriller from "Black Panther" and "Creed" director Ryan Coogler spends a long night at a 1930s nightclub.
A Pittsburgh-Made Cult Classic is Returning to Theaters
Kevin Smith will be in town on May 16 to introduce a screening of “Dogma,” which he shot here more than a quarter-century ago.
What’s That Sculpture Near Acrisure Stadium?
The Manchester Bridge sculpture shows frontiersman Christopher Gist and Guyasuta of the Seneca people.
A Travel Guide to Jamestown, New York: Home of the National Comedy Center
The myriad pleasures in the Chautauqua lake region are worth a trip.
Find Out Where You Can Witness Baseball History This Week
A series of plaques commemorating Roberto Clemente’s career will be unveiled on the former site of Three Rivers Stadium.
Collier’s Weekly: The Pittsburgh Pirates Need to Be Better Off the Field Than They Are On It
A series of recent blunders comes at the worst possible time for the beleaguered franchise.
Kennywood’s (Already) Open — Celebrate ‘412 Day’ at the Park
The park will open for the season on April 12, its earliest opening date since 1931.
Collier’s Weekly: ‘Booze & Books’ and the Constant Joys of Leaving the House
A monthly event at Dormont’s Beyond Bedtime Books shows how to turn activities into events — and routine evenings into memorable ones.
My Best of the ‘Burgh With Comedian Suzanne Lawrence
She says the city needs more bike lanes — and better public transportation.
The Creature Feature ‘Death of a Unicorn’ Needs More Magic
A strong cast and some snarling beasts keep things moving, but there’s not much imagination on display.
Blink-182 Will Headline This Year’s Four Chord Music Fest
The show will return to the newly renamed EQT Park in Washington for its 11th edition.
Collier’s Weekly: Dolly Parton, Please Send Us Your Pirates
There’s another brand under the same umbrella as Dollywood that I’d like to see make a northern voyage.
The Paul Skenes Rookie Debut Patch Card Has Been Sold — and it’s Coming Home
The one-of-a-kind baseball card will be displayed to the public.
Magic Mirror on the Wall, Why Remake ‘Snow White’ at All?
Disney’s latest live-action remake is its worst, as the classic tale becomes off-putting.
Collier’s Weekly: History Both Large and Small at Washington’s Bradford House
The landmark is both a glimpse into everyday life long ago and a thorough chronicle of an important historical moment.
Spy Drama (not Action) Is Fun and Quick in ‘Black Bag’
Steven Soderbergh's new espionage drama stars Michael Fassbender, Cate Blanchett and Regé-Jean Page.
There’s Merry (and Messy) Mayhem in the Action Comedy ‘Novocaine’
Jack Quaid stars as a reluctant hero who can't feel physical pain.
There Soon Will Be a New, 4,000-Capacity Music Venue Near PPG Paints Arena
Citizens Live at the Wylie, which is expected to open in 2026, was developed in partnership with Hill District community groups.
