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The 400-Word Review: Alita: Battle Angel
Producer James Cameron and Director Robert Rodriguez team up for a sci-fi epic depressingly similar to a dozen others.
This Old Pittsburgh House: The Composer's House
Stephen Foster was born at 3600 Penn Ave., which later, in a musical connection, was owned by the founder of the American Wind Symphony Orchestra.
The 400-Word Review: The Lego Movie 2
The original "Lego Movie" was a welcome surprise. Somehow, the sequel manages to improve on its predecessor.
Was That Really Andy Warhol in a Super Bowl Ad?
Yes, that was the late Andy Warhol in a Burger King ad during the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl — and no technological wizardry was involved.
Opening Set for Beloved Pittsburgh Bakery's New Location
Oakmont Bakery's new, larger location will open next week. Go for the treats, stay for the expanded cafe space.
Pittsburgh Then and Now: Candy-Rama
At the height of its five-decade run, the family-owned business operated three stores Downtown.
Jackie Evancho Says Early Fame Took a Toll on Her Childhood
The Richland Township singing sensation is moving to New York for the next phase of what she refers to as a “healing process.”
The 400-Word Review: An Acceptable Loss
Jamie Lee Curtis is worth your attention in a film that is otherwise a mixed bag.
Can't Miss Concerts in Pittsburgh in February
On tap this month: Xiu Xiu, Poppy and Three Dog Night.
Pittsburgh Then and Now: The Monongahela Incline
Built five years after the end of the Civil War, the Monongahela Incline is now a tourist attraction. It also continues to fulfill its original intention, to ferry Pittsburghers up and down Mount Washington.
HGTV Star Leanne Ford Launches New Home Collection at Target
The “Restored by the Fords” designer’s signature lighting line is set to hit shelves in February.
You Try It, Being a Meteorologist In Pittsburgh Isn't Easy
Aside from a Steelers loss, nothing seems to fire up Pittsburghers more than a blown weather forecast.
Navigating the Future of Public Transit in Pittsburgh
Six Pittsburghers share their struggles and hopes for the region’s public transit system.
Why Jamison Farm Is a “A Napa Valley for Sheep”
How a former coal miner and his wife use the resources atop rolling Westmoreland County hills to produce the best lamb in the United States.
Help Pay Tribute to a Pittsburgh Jazz Legend
Mary Lou Williams began as a teenage piano prodigy in the Hill District and made it to Carnegie Hall and beyond. This month, you can discover her musical legacy.
The 400-Word Review: On the Basis of Sex
Ruth Bader Ginsburg deserves better treatment than this by-the-numbers biopic.
Kingfly Spirits Will Open Next Month in the Strip District
Blake Ragghianti plans to elevate the art of distilling limoncello, grappa and other Italian spirits.
All The Winter Events You Need to Know About in Pittsburgh for the Best Season Ever
The Kidsburgh lineup of winter events features plenty of fun family activities to enjoy all season long.
Pittsburgh Then and Now: The North Shore
In 50 years, much has changed on Pittsburgh's North Shore. An area that was mostly parking lots is now bustling with an office park, restaurants, hotels, a concert venue and two stadiums.
Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in January
This month's lineup includes Twisted Pine, Rufus Wainwright and two Rachmaninoff presentations from renowned pianists.
Pittsburgh Then and Now: Hillman Library
At Hillman Library on the University of Pittsburgh's campus, the most noticeable difference between now and 50 years ago is that there is no longer a baseball stadium nearby.
Pittsburgh Restaurant Review: fl.2 Is a Level Up
Led by Executive Chef Julio Peraza, the restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel offers an elegant hotel dining option Downtown.
