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PittGirl to Wooers: ‘Not Today Satan, Not Today’
It only takes one person, one jagoff, one childish, attention-seeking, discourteous jerk to send a woo through PNC Park.
Highmark Stadium Pub Wants Your Attention
The in-house tavern at the Riverhounds' home stadium is now welcoming guests during weekdays. But is it worth a dedicated stop?
Hidden in Plain Sight: A Modern Haven of Glass
A former motor-repair shop is transformed into a spacious two-story home in the South Side.
Designing Nature: A Renowned Landscape Architect Reflects on His Life's Work
Joel Le Gall is renowned for his ability to build from existing space. A native of France, Le Gall has a knack for incorporating symmetry and creativity into a garden to create a fresh look.
Tour Some Grand Homes (and more) This Weekend
The 2016 Child Health Association of Sewickley Home Tour, the 25th Annual Historic South Side House Tour and the Pittsburgh Vintage Mixer all are set for this weekend.
Your Mother Deserves Better than This Awful Mother's Day Movie
Reviews of "Mother's Day," "Keanu," "Green Room" and local film news and notes.
Nightlife: Margaret Cho
Cho will perform for a three-night special event in Pittsburgh in May.
Book Reviews: ‘Concussion’
“Concussion” is the story of neuropathologist Bennet Omalu who, while conducting an autopsy on former Pittsburgh Steeler Center Mike Webster, found something in Webster’s brain similar to Alzheimer’s disease that he christened Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy.
STEM Event for Girls Planned at La Roche College
The Tech Savvy program from the American Association of University Women aims to interest middle school girls in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
Seven Cool Things About Dormont's Hollywood Theater
After a decades-long cycle of closing and reopening, Pittsburgh’s oldest single-screen theater continues to enchant visitors.
Review: Justin Severino Knocks It Out of the Park With Morcilla
Severino's follow-up to Cure is already winning national accolades.
Daytripping: Almost Heaven, a Train Ride Away
Harpers Ferry in West Virginia combines the lure of history and the splendor of nature in one small package.
You Could See Christopher Walken Play a Giant Ape This Weekend
Reviews of "The Jungle Book," "Midnight Special" and more local film news and thoughts.
Pirates' Pre-Game Handshakes in League of Their Own
They may look a bit ridiculous (bordering on silly) but who in their right mind would tell them to stop?
He Shoots and Scores! True Love Overcomes Hockey Rivalry
Can a Pens' fan and a Flyers' fan live together without driving each other crazy?
JFilm Fest Begins, Melissa McCarthy's The Boss and More
Our weekly roundup of local film happenings visits a top local festival, new wide releases and more.
The 'Burghy Mother's Day Gift Guide 2016
Don't start shopping without this list of 10 locally made must-haves for Mom.
A Push for Heirloom and Heritage Grains
Slow Food Pittsburgh presents a two-day seminar to help kickstart Pittsburgh's appreciation of locally grown grain.
Great Performances Elevate ‘I Saw the Light’
A review of the Hank Williams biopic, plus news on the Banff Mountain Film Fest and other local movie happenings.
I'll Take One with Mustard & Relics
Fun at a Brighton Heights shop, Tiny House Goes Under Contract & More
Batman v Superman Is Simply a Bad Movie
The rushed and sloppy superhero meetup isn't just disappointing; it's plain bad. Plus a review of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2" and more.
The Flick: A Play About Life in a Movie Theater
The play by Annie Baker, which won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, will be performed in Pittsburgh in April.
