Arts & Entertainment
Spotlight: Pearl en Pointe
Local artist Staycee Pearl is the first black woman choreographer commissioned by the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre.
What to See at the CMU International Film Festival
Carnegie Mellon's International Film Festival brings acclaimed global films to Pittsburgh, thanks to a student-run effort.
What We're Reading in February: Greasy Handshakes
The poems in “Greasy Handshakes, ” by Trafford native Richard Gegick, reflect the shift in the American economy away from manufacturing.
What Brought These Weird Wanderers to Pittsburgh?
Creative couple Boaz Frankel and Brooke Barker, recently settled in Pittsburgh, have a new book about relationships — human and otherwise — in time for Valentine’s Day.
What We're Reading in January
Reviews of "Hell with the Lid Off" and a memoir by Phil Bourque of his time playing with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in December
This month's lineup includes The Klezmatics, The Affordable Floors and a curated list of some of the most worthwhile holiday musical outings.
Pittsburgh's Can't-Miss Concerts in November
Robert Morris University’s new UPMC Events center opened in May, but this is the month the Moon Township venue shows how much of a draw it can be for touring artists, with some major acts stepping into the spotlight.
First Look: A Sculpture Garden Blooms at Hartwood Acres
Pittsburgh Magazine shares what’s taking shape with the sculpture collection at Hartwood Acres.
Fine Art Meets High Fashion at the Carnegie International
With the Carnegie International as the backdrop, we feature work by local fashion designer Elaine Healey, who has been morphing from luxury womenswear to a more “non-binary” style.
‘Sometimes I'm Happy’ – The Life of Singer Jill Corey
Born in a tiny Westmoreland County town, Jill Corey became a star for Columbia Records in the 1950s. But after a series of hits, a love affair with Frank Sinatra and marriage to famed Pirate third baseman Don Hoak, her life took an unexpected twist.
Color Block Party
Kelly Lane’s Eco-chic designs are Revel worthy. Watch as this colorful fashion shoot comes to life.
Manfred Honeck is Not Your Typical Maestro
The way Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Music Director Manfred Honeck conducts himself has won over musicians, and his dedication has solidified the orchestra’s international stature. After 10 years at the helm, he has forged a legacy that stands out among the PSO’s legendary leaders.
Waste Not: Kelly Lane's Fashion Designs are Eco-Chic
After noting how much fabric ends up in landfills, Pittsburgh designer Kelly Simpson-Scupelli found a way to incorporate the unused scraps into her fashion line.
The Homestead Artist with a Worldwide Reputation
Jesse Best maintains a presence in New York and Tokyo. But, he says, Pittsburgh has been 10 times better to him than any other place.
Brick by Brick: Legos Go High Art
Made entirely out of Legos, the sculptures on the display at the Carnegie Science Center’s new Scaife Exhibit Gallery range from the whimsical to the otherworldly.
Steel City Metal: Code Orange Comes Home
Recent Grammy nominees Code Orange bring a working-class attitude to heavy metal.
Sunrise, Sunset: Pittsburgh Playhouse's Second Act
The curtain is closing this month on the historical Pittsburgh Playhouse in Oakland, but it will rise again when Point Park University this fall unveils its new theater Downtown, a space with a history of its own.
Pittsburgh Drag Queen Doesn't Care What You Think
Jezebel Bebbington D’Opulence discovered her place in the world through taking to the stage in drag.
The Original Score from “Jaws” on Vinyl? Yeah, We Got That
Vinyl Remains in Dormont is not interested in offering an endless variety of records, but what you will discover are rarities, classics and hard-to-find curiosities.
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.
2017 Pittsburgher of the Year: Kelly Frey
No one would blame the veteran WTAE anchor if she took time off while undergoing intensive breast cancer treatment. Instead, she chose to use humor and grace to educate and inspire others, all while in the public eye.
Recognition on The Hill
Bradford Young's “REkOGNIZE” at the Carnegie Museum of Art.
