Don't look now, but Christmas is already here, thanks to this amazing YouTube video.
Plus, City Theatre's new show takes 'Mad Men' style to a new level.
After a history-making stinker to end the season, PittGirl's Pirates bandwagon is sinking to the bottom of the Mon. Save yourselves.
As his opus is released to theaters nationwide, Upper St. Clair’s Stephen Chbosky comes home.
You can't surf the web for five minutes these days without running into some Pittsburgh praise.
Find out what the Soviet leader had to say about Pittsburgh when he visited in autumn 1959.
After three years, Morrissey brings his last release, ‘Years of Refusal,’ and displeasure with pop culture and politics back to the ’Burgh.
Pittsburgh Public Theater’s 2012-2013 lineup, which debuts this month, features classics and newer shows that have one common thread: the United States.
With the help of Animal Nature, Pittsburgh’s backyards are gaining some feathered tenants.
We remember beloved composer and PSO Pops conductor Marvin Hamlisch.
As Pittsburgh prepares to welcome delegates for the One Young World Summit, we focus on energetic and ever-busy OYW co-founder David Jones.
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Shaun of the Dead meets East Carson Street in this fun zombie apocalypse horror/comedy novel.
Cornhole. Quidditch. Underwater hockey. Pittsburgh has a team for you.
The 10 best things to do in Pittsburgh in October.
This month, see the release of a locally shot (and inspired) movie or check out a 10-day fest featuring flicks of all types.
Darren Miller is swimming where no American has gone before.
Roger Goodell and the NFL owners are crying poverty and playing politics once again.
Thanks to RADical Days 2012, you can get into some terrific theater, arts and entertainment events through October.
Pitt takes on Virginia Tech this weekend at Heinz Field, plus a new theater classic tears through Oakland and beers flow in Monroeville.
Was Peyton Manning's near-perfect night a sign that the Steelers defense is finally too old?
Grab a turkey leg and practice your best High English accent, because the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival runs through September.
PittGirl catches up with 2011 Pittsburgher of the Year Ali McMutrie.
Run for your life at an undead obstacle course race this Saturday.
