Author: Sean Collier
Watch: George Romero's First Zombie Masterpiece
As eulogies for the filmmaker, who died Sunday, pour in from around the world, we thought we’d let Romero’s work speak for itself.
Latest Planet of the Apes Gets (Much Too) Serious
Reviews of "War for the Planet of the Apes" and "The Big Sick," plus local movie news and notes.
Go Hollywood with Andy at Stars of the Silver Screen
The Andy Warhol Museum's new exhibit is a personal glimpse at the artist's film obsession; find out the best times to visit.
A Great Spider-Man Flick Confirms That 2017 is the Year of the Superhero
A review of "Spider-Man: Homecoming," the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Meet Jahari, the Pittsburgh Zoo's New Pygmy Hippo
The three-year-old pygmy hippopotamus is the star of the new "Jungle Odyssey" exhibit.
Five Essential July Events in Pittsburgh
Fair food, sonic takeovers, giant movies and more upcoming delights.
Will Ferrell Tries to Recapture Some Magic with The House
Reviews of "The House" and "Despicable Me 3," plus local movie news and notes.
Condado Brings the Build-Your-Own Model to Tacos
At the new Downtown taco-and-cocktail joint, you can get anything you like atop your tortilla shell — but can your creation stack up to nearby alternatives?
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in July
This month: “The Vagical Mystery Tour” and the final days of the Rangos Omnimax Theater.
Among the Plants at Phipps – Leaves of Glass
A new show at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens includes more than 40 glass counterparts to its massive collection of plants.
High-Wire Acts at Carnegie Science Center
The North Shore landmark's new ropes course is a draw for adults and youths alike.
Become an Expert On Pittsburgh's Miniature Railroad & Village
The Miniature Railroad & Village, housed at the Carnegie Science Center, is a whimsical and elaborate creation that contains plenty of details, so let’s break it down.
Buckle Up … Again, as Cars 3 Hits Theaters
Reviews of "Cars 3" and "47 Meters Down," plus local movie news and notes.
Best of the 'Burgh 2017
Host an event in Pittsburgh’s urban sustainable homestead. Join a club for mushroom hunters. Tour a coal mine. Listen to some banjo music. We list our new favorite experiences, food, drink, personalities, stores, items and activities in the ’Burgh.
Best of the 'Burgh: Personalities
From a burlesque bridge-builder to a philosopher-fermento –– our favorite Pittsburgh originals.
Best of the 'Burgh: Activities & Experiences
From banjo night to moonlit horseback rides to taking a 10-meter plunge –– our favorite things to do in the 'Burgh.
Best of the 'Burgh: Arts & Culture
From a dark cabaret to time travel without ever leaving home –– our favorites of Pittsburgh's Arts & Culture.
Kennywood Comicon is a Great Idea, and We Have the Proof
The inaugural event could become a perfect Father's Day tradition.
The Mummy Marks an Inauspicious Debut for the Dark Universe
Review of "The Mummy" and "It Comes at Night," plus local movie news and notes.
A Pair of Solid Music Festivals Emerge, After a Rocky Road
The Feed More Festival and Blues and Roots Festival will both raise money for great causes, in spite of a tumultuous 2016.
Instantly Iconic Wonder Woman Does its Hero Justice
A review of "Wonder Woman," in theaters today.
Five Essential June Events In Pittsburgh
Drag queens, roller coasters, giant monsters and more upcoming delights.
If Only the Baywatch Team Could've Saved Us From Jack Sparrow
Reviews of "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" and "Baywatch," plus local movie news and notes.
Things Good to Know in Pittsburgh
This month, feel what it's like to fly like a bird without leaving the ground.
Pittsburgh's Flicks and Nightlife in June
This month: Tips on painting Pittsburgh.
The Alien Series Jumps the Shark with Covenant
Reviews of "Alien: Covenant" and "Everything, Everything," as well as local movie news and notes.
How David Freese is Helping to Keep Pirates' on Course
The Pirates’ infielder emerges as a team leader — and an offensive powerhouse.
Rangos Omnimax Theater to Close
The popular domed theater, a fixture of the Carnegie Science Center for 25 years, will close this July and be replaced with a state-of-the-art cinema.
Vital Happy Hour Alert: Great Cocktails at the Wigle Tasting Room
The third outpost of local distillery Wigle, found in the Omni William Penn Hotel, is an instant destination for cocktail fans.
Schumer's Sophomore Flick Isn't Bad, Just Disappointing
Reviews of "Snatched," "King Arthur" and "The Wall," plus local movie news and notes.
Good Clean Fun for All Ages (Adults Included) in Cranberry
Fun Fore All has evolved into a family-entertainment complex that actually boasts enjoyable diversions for kids and adults alike.
Faced With A Mountain of Hype, Guardians 2 Delivers
A review of "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2," along with local movie news and notes.
Josh Gibson is a Doomed Monarch in The Summer King
In the essential new production by the Pittsburgh Opera, the life story of the Negro Leagues' most famous slugger is rendered as a universal drama.
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in May
This month: an arena adaption of Cirque Du Soleil's 25th show, OVO, arrives in Pittsburgh.
A Place in Pittsburgh Where You Can Create and Connect
Songbird Artistry on Penn Avenue in Central Lawrenceville is a whimsical store that often becomes a hub of conversation and community.
Things Good To Know in Pittsburgh
This month: the local celebration of Martian New Year and the painting that cost $5 but is actually worth $150,000.
Five Essential May Events
Comics (the kind on paper), comics (the kind with microphones), cats and more upcoming delights.
Sink Into a Trippy High School at Row House Cinema
The Pittsburgh premiere of offbeat cartoon "My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea" is the local film event of the week.
Health Care in Pittsburgh that Goes Beyond the Doctor's Office
Pittsburgh’s reputation as a health care city — a center of medical innovation, groundbreaking research and world-class treatment — will not be a temporarily worn crown. As doctors, health care systems and researchers focus more on health and wellness in a holistic sense, our city remains at the cutting edge, discovering not only new treatments but also new ways of thinking.
Health Care Screenings Help Identify Hunger in Pittsburgh
The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank works with local providers to better identify and assist patients without reliable access to healthy food.
A Refreshing Action Flick and a Redundant Thriller
Reviews of "Free Fire," "Unforgettable" and "The Promise," plus local movie news and notes.
Dive Bar & Grille Expands to South Side, Remains Charming
The latest outpost of the small, Wexford-born chain isn't flashy, but offers good beer and grub.
More Cars, More Stars and More Mayhem in "Fate of the Furious"
Reviews of "Fate of the Furious" and "Gifted," along with local movie news and notes.
Stack'd Burgers and Beer Brings Burger Construction to Oakland
The burger-and-beer joint is nothing to write home about, but it earns its place in the middle of a busy neighborhood.
