What to Expect From This Year’s Little Italy Days in Bloomfield
Listen to music, eat Italian food and watch Franco Harris play bocce ball.
Movie Review: Bodies Bodies Bodies
The latest hyper-cool horror flick has clever humor and a number of promising young performers.
Movie Review: Day Shift
Jamie Foxx may be the protagonist of this vampire hunt, but he's easily outmatched by a hip-hop legend.
A World Of Art Comes to Pittsburgh
The 58th Carnegie International will bring art from all over the world to the Carnegie Museum of Art — and beyond its walls.
Spotlight on Music: A Who's Who of Jazz Descends on Pittsburgh
The 12th annual Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival will bring countless artists to the August Wilson African American Cultural Center and Highmark Stadium in September.
Art and Nature Collide at the Completed Sculpture Garden at Hartwood Acres
Visitors can view the minimalist style amid beautiful woodlands in the North Hills park.
Movie Review: Bullet Train
The strangers on this train punch, kick, shoot and plenty besides in a frenetic, fun action flick.
Movie Review: Prey
The long-running Predator franchise is back with an effective prequel.
Improve Your Wednesdays With the Pittsburgh Banjo Club
The Elks Lodge on the North Side is filled with banjo music, singing, polka dancing and people of all ages.
Riding the Samuel Justus Trail Gets You Close to the Allegheny River Without Getting Wet
Exploring scenic bike routes less than two hours from Pittsburgh.
Movie Review: Thirteen Lives
It must've been tough rescuing those kids from that cave. It's certainly tough to get through the movie about the incident.
Movie Review: DC League of Super-Pets
The adventures of Superman's dog aren't exactly essential viewing, but an excellent voice cast makes this flick funny enough.
Movie Review: Vengeance
Longtime television fixture B.J. Novak has promise as a writer/director, but this dark comedy never quite comes together.
Pittsburgh Black Pride Celebrates its 27th Anniversary with Grammy Award Winner — Mýa
The weekend of festivities celebrates Black LGBTQIA+ individuals and their accomplishments.
Movie Review: Anything's Possible
Billy Porter's directorial debut is a satisfying romcom told with style.
Movie Review: 'Nope'
Is it science fiction? Horror? A western? However you categorize Jordan Peele's latest, it's remarkable.
Movie Review: The Gray Man
Despite massive effort, Netflix's hopeful hit is a decent action flick and little more.
Spotlight: A Vision of Pittsburgh
“Romare Bearden: Artist as Activist and Visionary” showcases pieces from the artist’s oeuvre as well as a commentary on his social justice views.
Movie Review: Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
From a humble YouTube video about an even more humble shell comes a remarkable film.
Movie Review: Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris
It's certainly light and occasionally silly, but Lesley Manville carries this airy comedy.
Movie Review: The Sea Beast
There's a lovely new animated flick on Netflix. It's just not as interesting as it is visually appealing.
A Preview of the Carnegie International Where You Can Make Your Own Masterpiece
Artist Rafael Domenech’s new installation at the Carnegie Museum’s outdoor Sculpture Court is meant for the public to make it their own.
Don’t Get In A Pickle: Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Picklesburgh
The festival runs July 15-17 and adds comedy shows, new pickled foods to the line-up.
Movie Review: Thor: Love and Thunder
The latest adventure for Marvel's muscular comic relief is rollicking and rocking.
Movie Review: The Princess
Hulu's action fantasy is thin, but it might be the perfect watch for a lazy holiday weekend.
Movie Review: The Man From Toronto
Kevin Hart falls back on his old schtick in this unremarkable action comedy.
Movie Review: Elvis
The madcap biopic of the music legend is overwhelming, but a cut above most of its peers.
