Movie Review: Texas Chainsaw Massacre
A much older Leatherface returns in a much less savvy latter-day sequel to the 1974 classic.
Spotlight on Art: Two Artists' Love Took Flight at the National Aviary
COVID-19 hasn’t stopped artists Maria DeSimone Prascak and Johno Prascak’s work at the National Aviary — in fact, it’s expanded it.
Places We Love: The Tropical Forest at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
With a chorus of animal calls, a balmy atmosphere and — yes — a distinctive musk, the Tropical Forest exhibit at the Pittsburgh Zoo allows guests to visit a naturalistic habitat.
Meet The Professionals Keeping Sex Safe On The Set
Intimacy coordinators are the latest additions to stage and screen, including the filmed-in-Pittsburgh series “American Rust” and “A League of Their Own.”
Movie Review: Marry Me
In spite of its radiant star, you'll have trouble paying attention to this dull romance.
Movie Review: Death on the Nile
Whodunit? You'll have to hang around to find out, but the journey isn't half bad in Kenneth Branagh's murder mystery.
Movie Review: Moonfall
Those searching for solid disaster-flick action will have a tough time finding it in this muddled caper.
Unboxing Curiosity at Pittsburgh's Attack Theatre
The newest show from the adventurous company invites audiences of all ages to move and explore.
Movie Review: Jackass Forever
After a decade away from the emergency room, the crew of misfits is back with more mayhem.
Honor Black History Month With a New ‘Teenie’ Harris Exhibit at Pittsburgh’s City-County Building
The online photo gallery and Downtown display runs through Feb. 28.
Movie Review: Drive My Car
This critically beloved Oscar contender is as smart as it is haunting.
10 Books to Make Your Winter a Little Brighter
Our book editor delivers a wintry mix of literary delights to chase away those frosty blues.
Places We Love: The Car and Carriage Museum at The Frick Pittsburgh
There may be no better way to imagine the lived experience of the fashionable Frick family than to inspect the details of the vehicles that took them around town.
Want a Tropical Vacation Without Leaving Pittsburgh? Visit Phipps' ‘Ocean of Color’
The Conservatory’s celebrated orchid and bonsai show is back — with an aquatic twist.
Movie Review: Scream
Though the absence of late director Wes Craven is felt, the latest Scream remains a satisfying slasher.
Six Ways to Celebrate the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in Pittsburgh
These local events, scheduled for Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 17, aim to honor the legacy and further the mission the civil rights leader strived for.
Barrel & Flow Beer Festival Moves to Pittsburgh's Strip District This Summer
The festival aims to honor the interconnected and important sectors of Black arts.
Movie Review: The 355
The 355 is a good action thriller, even if it hangs around a bit too long.
“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.
Movie Review: The Tender Bar
George Clooney directs a competent memoir, but the subject just isn't that interesting.
Movie Review: The Tragedy of Macbeth
Denzel Washington is perfect as the mad king in Joel Coen's hypnotic adaptation.
