You Should Know: Chris Jamison
“The Voice” finalist Chris Jamison is back in Pittsburgh after finishing third on the NBC show. Now he’s ready to break into the music business on his own terms.
Hit the Street: Mt. Lebanon
Great shopping, tasty dining, fine art and one unusual hardware store all are packed within the community’s borders.
Juicy Tale: What Really Happened to Bob Hope at the Omni William Penn
Busting the myth of an A-List wedding proposal at one of Pittsburgh's historic hotels.
Nightlife: Glass Making for Valentines
Take a date, or a friend, to the Pittsburgh Glass Center's February Make It Now workshop.
How's Work?: Plane and Auto Detailer
Meet Doug Parfitt, who once detailed the plane that carried Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy.
Welcome to the New Pittsburgh: A City Transformed
A new economy is being built by a younger, highly educated generation that appreciates the city’s past while embracing its future.
PittGirl: Time to Let Go of the Past
She says we 'Burghers must recognize our resistance to change and realize that we need to give it a chance.
A Growing Rivalry on Ice: Robert Morris vs. Penn State
Two teams that clearly don't like each other are vying for bragging rights for the state.
2015 Pittsburgher of the Year Reception
On Jan. 8, 2015, Pittsburgh Magazine hosted a reception to honor the 2014 Pittsburghers of the Year, The Fred Rogers Company, at Rivers Casino.
Kevin Hart Performs at Heinz Hall
Also this weekend, Clint Eastwood's new, Oscar-nominated movie finally makes it to Pittsburgh.
History Lesson: Amelia Earhart’s Crash-Landing in Pittsburgh
PittGirl discovers why the famous female aviator made an unplanned stop here.
In Downtown Pittsburgh: Three Major Shows Scheduled This Weekend
This weekend, 'Burghers have the pleasure of seeing three disparate performances — Elvis Lives, Sesame Street Live and Lewis Black.
Gotta See: Sidney Crosby Joins NHL Rivals for Unforgettable Sledge Hockey Game
Gatorade unveiled the video as part of a new commercial campaign during the world junior championship.
Pittsburgh's Top 10: January 2015
Here are the 10 best things to do in Pittsburgh in January.
The Beat: 5 Can't-Miss January Concerts
Lotus, Hamilton Leithauser, Motion City Soundtrack and Jones for Revival are among the acts playing Pittsburgh this month.
Hit the Street: Oakland
Before the college students return from the holiday break, take advantage of all this diverse neighborhood has to offer.
10 Reasons Why Pittsburgh Owned 2014
From cutting-edge robots to medical breakthroughs to a Mayor who doubled as a 'Duck Dynasty' star, our city had the world buzzing (again) this year.
Last Call: Kennywood Holiday Lights
Make plans to enjoy the array of family-friendly activities and performances the park has to offer.
2014 Pittsburgher of the Year Award: The Fred Rogers Company
Sharing the DNA of the father of children’s television, the Fred Rogers Company reinvigorates a beloved legacy while creating new hit characters and content that help children to grow, giggle and learn.
Visual Legacy
Fred Rogers' visual legacy can be seen in more than a half-dozen locations in Pittsburgh.
A History of the Neighborhood
Preserving Fred Rogers' legacy and the company he founded required a new vision that allowed the "Neighborhood of Make-Believe" to live on.
Problem: Finding the Math in 'Peg+Cat'
Peg, the program’s exuberant heroine, is a role model for girls, who are underrepresented in math careers.
A Worldwide Audience
While "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" was not an international phenomenon, "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" has been sold into more than 70 territories worldwide.
