Quintessentially Qualters
Pittsburgh artist Robert Qualters has been inspired by the visual richness of our region and has recorded and interpreted it with a unique style. Now, at age 80, his legacy is being celebrated — and he has no plans to lay down the paintbrush.
Sochi Watch: Malkin’s Russia Flops, Crosby’s Canada Flails
But Bylsma’s Team USA keeps rolling on.
Sochi Watch: Bobsledder Lauryn Williams is Two Minutes Away From Gold
The Rochester native could become one of the most improbable gold medal winners in Olympic history. Find out why.
Flicks: Cinemark Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills Gets Motion-System Seats
Allow Cinemark to alter your next trip to the movies with cutting-edge technology.
Undercover: 'The Novelty Essays'
With this work, Matcho proves himself to be as much tragedian as humorist, which is to say he is a true artist.
The Beat: Rick Springfield Plays 'Songs for the End of the World'
The singer known for his '80s hit 'Jessie's Girl' makes his way to the Carnegie Library Music Hall.
Sochi Watch: Here’s What’s Next for USA Hockey
The men’s and women’s squads head into crucial elimination games this week.
Sochi Watch: The Penguins Are Kicking Butt
It was a good first week for Penguins at the Olympics. Here’s a rundown.
Pittsburgh Tattoo Hall of Fame: Classy Edition
Forget wearing your heart on your sleeve. Wear your city on it.
Join Arcade Comedy Theater in Celebrating Its First Birthday
To commemorate its milestone, the downtown comedy club has a full schedule of events.
Sochi Watch: USA, Canada on Women’s Hockey Collision Course
Plus, un-discombobulate yourself with this week’s men’s hockey schedule in Eastern Standard Time.
Sochi Watch: Keeping Track of ’Burghers at the Olympics
The games are underway — here are the locally bred athletes we’ll be watching.
A Slowed Movement
Bodiography Contemporary Ballet Co. works with Frank Ferraro to present “Left Leg, Right Brain,” which celebrates differences and shows the effect of Parkinson’s disease on movement.
Undercover: 'A Man Above Reproach'
Evelyn Pryce crafts a thoroughly rousing tale with crackling dialogue — the sort that would not be out of place in an old episode of “Moonlighting.”
Q+A: '2 Broke Girls' Producer Tim Kaiser
Emmy-winning producer Tim Kaiser loves his hometown so much that he commutes regularly between Pittsburgh and Los Angeles.
Review Our Bar Exams Before Making Super Bowl Plans
During Super Bowl weekend, the last place you want to take in a game is a loud bar with subpar food. We're here to help show you the way.
Luke Ravenstahl Returns to Twitter to Act Like a 13-Year-Old
The former mayor throws shade at Bill Peduto via some passive-aggressive retweeting.
How's Work?: Piping Up
Carnegie Mellon professor Andrew Carlisle leads the school's bagpiping program, instructing a select group of piping majors as well as those looking to gain more music knowledge.
2014 Pittsburgher of the Year Event
On Jan. 23, Pittsburgh Magazine honored the Pittsburgh Pirates, our 2013 Pittsburghers of the Year, at a reception held at Rivers Casino.
George Washington's 7 Trips to Pittsburgh Were Certainly Eventful
A look back at our nation’s first president’s many visits. Don’t worry — we’ll save the best (and first) for last.
Pittsburgh's Improv Scene is Coming Alive (and You're Invited)
Arcade Comedy Theater and Steel City Improv Theater offer sessions teaching you how to entertain others — and get through grim situations with a smile on your face.
The All-Star on the Sidelines
Pitt women's basketball coach Suzie McConnell-Serio leads the lady Panthers into the ACC.
Getting Around in the 24-Hour City
Two powerful politicians are teaming up to improve your commute.
