Collier's Weekly: John Wayne Plays Pittsburgh
In a little-remembered 1942 film, Wayne starred as rags-to-riches steel baron Charles “Pittsburgh” Markham.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Local Connections to a Super Bowl Upset
Three men with deep Pittsburgh-area connections played key roles in what's considered one of the greatest upsets in sports history.
“Alice in Wonderland” Gets Canceled at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Thanks to COVID
The show is a U.K. production, and international travel poses risks the theater says it is not prepared to take on.
Watch the Excellence in Nursing Virtual Celebration
Pittsburgh Magazine and our partners honor the hometown heroes making a difference in regional health care.
As Ben Roethlisberger Leaves the Stage – The Steelers’ Next Man Up Emerges
Roethlisberger’s impending departure signals a changing of the guard.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Governor
This big man is two-years-old and weighs almost 80 pounds. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Collier's Weekly: New Year, New Variant, Same Frustration
We knew that COVID wasn’t going anywhere. The mental impact as we enter a third calendar year is still hard to handle.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Jersey
This one-year-old girl is looking for her forever home. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Collier’s Weekly: Get Yourself a Gift This Week
You picked something nice for everyone else — now, visit these three places to find something nice for yourself.
What are the rules to prevent Covid at Pittsburgh's First Night?
Masks? Proof of vaccination? It depends on which activities you want to attend.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Mario Lemieux Returns to the Ice After His First Retirement
After a more than three-year break, the superstar reassured fans within seconds that he had not lost any of his magic on the ice.
Collier's Weekly: The 10 Essential Christmas Movies
It’s not the holiday season without a viewing of these seasonal classics.
How the OneTen Coalition is Ensuring Black Talent Without Four-Year Degrees Grow Their Careers
These are jobs with fair wages and ample opportunity.
The Feed: New Year's Resolutions for Pittsburgh
With hope that the world will look a little brighter in 2022, we've been thinking about positive changes we'd like to see in our city and region.
Places We Love: A Real Gem at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Among the many iconic exhibits at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, the collection of minerals and gems stands out as a breathtaking maze of wonder.
How Children Are Learning and Laughing at the Children's Museum
“The Pigeon Comes to Pittsburgh!” has made its way around the country and is back at the Children’s Museum.
Stories of Our Neighbors: Most Days Feel Like a Crisis
Media expert Jessica Ghilani talks about raising kids, cultivating empathy and staying human in a brave new meta-world.
Pittsburgher of the Year: Dr. Freddie Fu
With his boundless energy and spirited optimism, Dr. Freddie Fu built a world-class sports medicine program that turned Pittsburgh into a go-to international destination not only for surgeons, athletic trainers and physical therapists, but for many of the world’s best banged-up athletes.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: “Sudden Death,” Shot in Pittsburgh, Opens in Theaters
There are plenty of familiar faces in the movie, including Mike Lange, Paul Steigerwald and several Penguins players.
The Steelers Might Not Need a Christmas Miracle to Make The Playoffs
The Steelers are 1-3-1 in their last five games but, amazingly, they’re still in the playoff conversation. They’ll probably get the help they need the rest of the way, too. But can they help themselves?
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Lacey
This 5-year old Mastiff mix is looking for a forever home. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Collier’s Weekly: 12 Giant Floating Heads We’d Like to See in 2022
If Van Gogh’s gigantic cranium can drift through town, why not make it a monthly happening?
Dismissing Pitt Early This Season was the Wrong Call
The Panthers’ rise from embarrassment to the ACC Championship was inspiring. It was also a lesson to those quick to jump off a bandwagon. Those inclined to do so risk missing a hell of a ride.
