A New Home for Teenie Harris
The Carnegie Museum of Art has put the work of famous Pittsburgh photographer Teenie Harris on display with a new space in the Scaife Gallery.
Sing a Song of Satan
Stewart Copeland made it to the Hall of Fame with the Police, composed scores for dozens of films and created operas and orchestral works. Now, he brings a devilish tale to the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh.
There's No Chance You Can You Beat Hoops, the Basketball Robot
Day after day, a robotic arm at the Carnegie Science Center outshoots the best basketball players in the world.
Perspectives: Photographic Memory
PM Book Editor Kristofer Collins recalls the many famous authors he met while working at a revered Oakland book store.
Duquesne Men's Basketball Happily Winning on the Road
The Duquesne Dukes men’s basketball team opened the season with a lengthy undefeated streak, despite lacking a home court.
What Brought These Weird Wanderers to Pittsburgh?
Creative couple Boaz Frankel and Brooke Barker, recently settled in Pittsburgh, have a new book about relationships — human and otherwise — in time for Valentine’s Day.
The 400-Word Review: Dolittle
Robert Downey Jr. takes on the classic character in a reboot that could've been worse (but still isn't very good).
Adoptable and Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Pegasus
This sweet girl would do best in an adult-only home where she can be the only pet.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Frannie
Frannie would do best in a home where she is the only pet. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
The 400-Word Review: Like a Boss
Pittsburgh's own Billy Porter is the only real highlight in a mostly dull comedy.
What Steelers Will Need to Do to Return to the Playoffs
A healthy Ben Roethlisberger will certainly help, but the team will need more than that.
The 400-Word Review: 1917
The Golden Globe-winning war epic arrives in Pittsburgh — and it's one of the best films of 2019.
Adoptable and Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Barley
This sweet guy is looking for a new home and perhaps another canine companion.
The 400-Word Review: The Grudge
A new version of the Japanese horror favorite drowns its frights in bleak atmosphere.
Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts This Month
January's lineup includes Sequentia, Ramy Essam and Fidelio.
The Top 10 Films of the 2010s
PM Film Critic Sean Collier counts down the 10 best films of the decade.
The 400-Word Review: Little Women
Greta Gerwig's masterful adaptation of the classic novel should please longtime fans as well as those discovering the story for the first time.
A Thirst for Literature: Welcome to Books on Tap
The Carnegie Libraries of Pittsburgh offer 29 book clubs, but only one combines literature and beer.
All the Things You Can Do Inside Pittsburgh's Feminist Makerspace
Prototype Pgh offers local women affordable access to tech equipment, workshops and professional development programs.
A Famous Socialite’s Pittsburgh Connection
When she arrived in 1917, Perle Mesta wasn’t crazy about Pittsburgh.
Perspectives: Getting Back to Betting Big
Pittsburgh’s not perfect. But its shoulders are big. I’ve watched the city make a remarkable comeback. It has learned from its mistakes and resurrected that hell-for-leather vibrancy that once made it the world’s fulcrum.
What We're Reading in January
Reviews of "Hell with the Lid Off" and a memoir by Phil Bourque of his time playing with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The 400-Word Review: Uncut Gems
A career high point for Adam Sandler concerns a problematic gambler and a supernatural stone.
