End Your Work Day at Muddy Waters' Oyster Happy Hour
Some of the best oysters available in Pittsburgh can be yours for a steal at the new East Liberty spot.
George Clooney, Jane Austen, Nicholas Sparks and Some Zombies Walk Into a Multiplex
Our reviews of "Hail, Caesar!," "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" and "The Choice."
'Kung Fu Panda 3' Misses, But 'The Finest Hours' Is a Surprise Winner
The third sequel to the animated franchise can't keep up with its peers, but Disney's drama rises above the pack.
Head to 'Quick and Shameless' For an Unpredictable (and Essential) Night of Pittsburgh Comedy
The LGBTQ-friendly variety show offers one of the city's most unusual (and often unforgettable) lineups of comedic talent.
Book Review: ‘The Color of Sundays’
One of the major architects in the Steelers' success of the 70s, Bill Nunn Jr., is the subject of the latest book from Pittsburgh Tribune-Review investigative reporter Andrew Conte.
Flicks: 4 Potential Megahits Arriving in February
Moviegoers will have plenty to choose from this month.
Pittsburgh's 5 Can’t Miss Concerts in February
This month features Young Galaxy, 2CELLOS, Freakwater and more.
A Star Is Born
The Resident Artist Program at the Pittsburgh Opera exposes young singers to new roles — and audiences to new voices.
‘Anomalisa’ Shines While ‘Dirty Grandpa’ Disgusts
One of 2015's best films arrives in Pittsburgh this weekend; while it isn't for everyone, it's a whole lot better than Robert De Niro's crass comedy.
Unusual Events & Things Good to Know in Pittsburgh
This month: a beginner's jam for ukulele players, Pittsburgh's marijuana reforms, and other cool things to implode.
Visit Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Other Old-School Friends in the Strip
The Pittsburgh Retro Gaming Convention should offer nostalgic fun for anyone who has ever held a controller.
"Ride Along 2" Has More Kevin Hart Slapstick (and Not Much Else)
Reviews of "Ride Along 2" and "Mustang," plus lots on what's playing In Pittsburgh.
Bubba's Gourmet Burghers Need No Gimmick
The Bridgeville bar made news this week with a burger named for Pittsburgh's least favorite Cincinnati Bengals player — but the food stands on its own.
The Top 10 Films of 2015
A remarkable year of cinema contained singular achievements ranging from a sprawling Western epic to a subtle work of stop-motion animation.
The Uphill Battle of Fire Side Public House
The new pub, located in the former home of Station Street Hot Dogs, will have a tough time dislodging its predecessor from local (hungry) hearts.
Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in January
Here are your 10 best bets this month.
Radio-Free Europe
A concert at Renaissance & Baroque showcases “early-music” composers drawing their ideas from abroad.
Flicks: Three Late Arrivals to the Oscar Race
These three films will arrive in Pittsburgh just days before the Academy Award nominations are announced.
New Book about Pittsburgh Jazz Legend Billy Strayhorn Strikes the Right Note
Strayhorn: An Illustrated Life is a gorgeous, lovingly curated coffee-table book that should serve as a much-needed reminder of Strayhorn’s signature importance in jazz history.
