Author: Sean Collier
This is Where ‘Pittsburgh's Paul Bunyan’ Would Have Lived
The living emblem of Pittsburgh steelwork, immortalized in a Braddock statue, has been reborn with a titular space in Bloomfield.
New Venue Added to Pittsburgh's Cinema in the Park Series
See what's playing this summer in a Pittsburgh park near you.
The 400-Word Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story
The Star Wars series experiments with telling an origin story, with mixed results.
The 400-Word Review: Pope Francis: A Man of His Word
The careful documentary is a valuable document of the pontiff's philosophy. As a film, there are issues.
Take a Tricky Trip To Mars at Escape Room 51
The new escape room in Pleasant Hills is a great game for newer players.
The 400-Word Review: Deadpool 2
Can the sequel to the lightning-in-a-bottle superhero hit live up to its predecessor?
The 400-Word Review: Lu Over the Wall
The latest animated import brought to local screens by GKIDS is more evidence of why moviegoers should be paying attention.
The 400-Word Review: Life of the Party
The new Melissa McCarthy movie has a charming cast, but a near-fatal flaw.
Phipps Summer Show is Bizarre and Essential
At "Gardens of Sound and Motion," Phipps offers giants, living sculptures and more oddities.
Five Essential May Events in Pittsburgh
Prestigious puppeteers, paired pollo, public punk and other May attractions.
Five Ways to Find Your Movie-Theater Match in Pittsburgh
It’s never a bad idea to wrap your night around a trip to the movies. Unless you know your theaters, however, you’ll be in the dark about how to make the most of the evening. If you’re looking to stretch out your moviegoing experience, we recommend these five local spots.
Carnegie Museum Experts Help Unearth a Prehistoric Predator
The vertebrae and hip-bone fossils from a new dinosaur were found in Argentina.
How to Plan a Great Overnight Pittsburgh-to-NYC Trip
You don't need to block off a big chunk of the calendar to plan a worthwhile one-night trip to New York.
The 10 Most Enjoyable Parts of the Pittsburgh Marathon
Runners who have conquered the entire 26.2 miles share their favorite stretches of the city-spanning race.
After a Decade of Fun, A Strong Avengers Goes Dark
A spoiler-free review of "Avengers: Infinity War."
I Feel Pretty Isn't What You're Expecting (And That's Okay)
Reviews of "I Feel Pretty" and "Super Troopers 2," plus a rundown of events at the Pittsburgh Underground Film Festival.
Coughlin's Law Wants To Be Your Mount Washington Destination
Notes on the busy new bar and restaurant near Grandview Avenue.
Bruno Sammartino Dies; Wrestling's Longtime Champ Was 82
The Italian-born star died surrounded by family in his adopted home of Pittsburgh.
Despite The Rock, Rampage Is a Wild Misfire
A review of "Rampage," plus an update on the former Friends of the Hollywood Theater and other local movie news.
Wes Anderson's Act Wears Thin in Isle of Dogs
Reviews of "Isle of Dogs" and "Blockers," plus local movie news and notes.
Five Essential April Events in Pittsburgh
Bucco baseball, breathtaking ballads, boisterous bards and other April activities.
Ready Player One Delivers Pulpy, Frantic Fun
Reviews of "Ready Player One" and "Game Over, Man!," plus local movie news and notes.
Mindful Brewing is a Friendly Neighborhood Spot (With Good Beer)
The South Hills brewery and restaurant is an above-average entry in the rapidly expanding list of local spots for in-house beer.
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in April
Tour local social clubs with the Roaming Social Club; expect changes at AMC Waterfront
Tomb Raider Promises Little and Delivers Less
Reviews of "Tomb Raider," "Love, Simon" and "7 Days in Entebbe."
After Dark Hall of Fame: Grant Bar & Lounge
The Millvale neighborhood meeting place is the latest inductee in the After Dark Hall of Fame.
Sadly, A Wrinkle in Time Misses the Mark
Reviews of "A Wrinkle in Time" and "A Fantastic Woman," plus local movie news and notes.
Five Essential March Events in Pittsburgh
Cutthroat comedy, Celtic classics, Cersei couture and other March outings.
Penn Brewery Expanding to Two New Locations
Both spots will offer beer and a menu of food — including pierogies, sausage and other traditional favorites.
Our Full 2018 Oscar Predictions (Wherein an Angry Woman Battles a Fish-Man)
PM Film Editor Sean Collier offers his picks in every category in anticipation of Sunday night's Oscar ceremony.
Embrace the Bizarre with Everything is Terrible
The found-footage archeologists come to Pittsburgh with an uncanny, hypnotic new show.
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in March
Regent Square Theater relaunches its Sunday-night series with milestones of Asian cinema; Galactic Empire plays Mr. Smalls.
Annihilation Is Challenging, Otherworldly Science Fiction
Reviews of "Annihilation" and "Mute," plus local movie news and notes.
Add Some Culture to Your Life with Swan Lake
If you play your cards right, the beautiful production from Pittsburgh Ballet Theater will dazzle even novices.
Kick Back and Relax with a Baby Sloth
For $150 you can book an up-close hang out session with Vivien the two-toed sloth.
Black Panther is Marvel's Best Film
Reviews of "Black Panther" and "Early Man," plus local movie news and notes.
After Dark Hall of Fame: Stage AE
The North Shore concert hotspot is the latest inductee in the After Dark Hall of Fame.
At Last, We're Freed from Fifty Shades
Reviews of "Fifty Shades Freed" and "The Cloverfield Paradox," plus local movie news and notes.
Five Essential February Events in Pittsburgh
Pajama cinema, laser-aided indie rock, Pittsburgh punks and more February activities.
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in February
The replacement to Latitude 360 and the resurgence of the Regent Square Theater.
A Bleak But Lovely Western and a Bleak But Funny Comedy
Reviews of "Hostiles" and "A Futile and Stupid Gesture," plus local movie news and notes.
Your 2018 Oscar Viewing Guide
Breaking down what you need to see (and what you can probably skip) to get ready for the 90th Academy Awards.
The Battle of The Hollywood
Dormont's historic Hollywood Theater faces an uncertain future after news of a potential sale prompted an immediate public furor.
Phantom Thread Is, Somehow, Both Unpleasant and Lovely
Reviews of "Phantom Thread," "Call Me By Your Name," "Den of Thieves" and new animated releases, plus local movie news and notes.
How to Pamper Yourself in Pittsburgh
Looking to beat the winter doldrums? We round up the best places and experiences for a little personal indulgence.
The Post is Quite Good, I, Tonya is Even Better
Reviews of "The Post," "I, Tonya" and "The Commuter," plus local movie news and notes.
Tequila Cowboy: Fine For Some, Apparently a Bad Idea for Others
The bar, which hosted a bizarre incident involving a top Steelers coach, is fine enough for the post-collegiate set.
Documentary Week at Row House Brings Fresh, Invigorating Films
Reviews of "Rat Film" and "Big Sonia," plus local movie news and notes.
