Arts & Entertainment
Kennywood's 'Holiday Lights' Shine
Move over, chestnuts roasting on an open fire—the Potato Patch is open!
How Pittsburgh's Authors and Small Presses are Flourishing
While some fear what the future brings for books, it’s plainly evident that by embracing new capabilities, local writers have all the tools to succeed.
Meet the Man Who Taught Tom Hardy to Talk Like a Pittsburgher
Don Wadsworth followed his inner voice, which led to a life of coaching actors on their dialects.
Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story
The culmination of a decade-long project, the exhibition at Carnegie Museum of Art presents a comprehensive look at this local legend who chronicled and captured life in Pittsburgh and in the African-American community—often one shot at a time.
Fine Time to See 'A Chorus Line'
The Pittsburgh Playhouse's production features two integral pieces of the original Broadway show.
'Burgh-Born Cirque du Soleil Juggler Will Make You Say 'Quidam!'
Watch world-renowned performer juggle on the streets of Pittsburgh.
This Halloween, Turn to the Masters of Disguise
There's only one place to turn for all your dress-up needs this Halloween.
Chiller Theater
James Michael Shoberg, Rage of the Stage’s artistic director, tackles a world-premiere adaptation.
Step Into the Twilight Zone
Come with us on our search for the weird, the spooky and the just plain odd in our mysterious city.
The Turning Point
Heidi Latsky and her troupe bring 'GIMP', a modern-dance production, to Pittsburgh in hopes of shattering preconceived notions.
Meet the TV Producer Who Was (Literally) Behind Kermit the Frog
A primetime pioneer, Jerry Hughes was made for TV.
Melina Kanakaredes
Point Park alumna goes from singing carrot to detective on “CSI:NY.”
A Pittsburgh Legend Gone Raw
WDVE’s Jim Krenn takes over the Internet for a glimpse of his hometown.
Behind-the-Scenes: Duquesne Incline
The controllers’ office at the Duquesne Incline is Pittsburgh’s ultimate skybox.
Mamet's Race Riot
A Pittsburgh premiere by David Mamet puts ethnic tension in the foreground.
Christopher Preksta’s 'The Mercury Men' Lands on Syfy
Local director's throwback science-fiction shorts find a home on SyFy.com.
Did You Know the Jeep Was Born in Our Own Backyard?
Butler County, the birthplace of the Jeep, gears up to celebrate an American icon.
Four Places to Spot Christian Bale and the Batman Crew Around Town
Pittsburgh has been overtaken by the cast and crew of The Dark Knight Rises.
Aaron Kleiber Wasn't Born Standing Up
The local comedian has taken an unlikely route to stand-up and screen success.
Noir Creeps Out of the Shadows
Immerse yourself in the noir style, a renegade worldview filled with suspicion, crime and some excellent reading material.
Discover the Secrets of Kennywood
Go for a ride through the park’s past inside the office of Andy Quinn.
