At this time last year the Steelers perceived themselves, and rightfully so, as a team that was a mere win over the Patriots away from returning to the Super Bowl. This year, the focus is elsewhere.
Sparks are relatively young — the concept for them first popped up in San Francisco in 2005. They’ve just recently appeared in other U.S. cities, including our neighbors on the other side of the state.
Local interior designer Lauren Levant traveled to Italy for the influential Salon del Mobile show featuring the latest innovations in the furniture and design industry. With an emphasis on quality over quantity, these are the kitchen concepts she says will be making their way stateside.
With the ceremony just hours away, several watch parties and live screenings of the nuptials have already sold out. But we found a few more places in Pittsburgh still taking guests whose invitations got lost in the mail.
The curtain is closing this month on the historical Pittsburgh Playhouse in Oakland, but it will rise again when Point Park University this fall unveils its new theater Downtown, a space with a history of its own.
Within the span of 10 years, the Delta Foundation of Pittsburgh has brought
the city’s annual Pride festival to previously unimaginable heights. That growth, however, has left some members of the community behind — and unhappy.
Jamilka Borges, executive chef of Independent Brewing Company and Hidden Harbor, raises the bar with her dedication to volunteerism as well as her culinary prowess.
In a buildout that took less than six months, a team of architects and construction workers metamorphosed the Fairmont Pittsburgh's Downtown restaurant into one of the most polished dining spaces in the city.
Thinking about starting a creative business but don't know where to start? From photography to interior design, Gamechangers, the new podcast from local textile designer Savannah Hayes, gives a behind-the-scenes look at the design industry from the female perspective.
While anchoring NBC Nightly News from the North Shore on Thursday, Holt focused on the city's growing pains as it transitions to a tech hub, an iconic form of transportation, and a program that pairs immigrant families with locals.
Pittsburgh Magazine dining critic Hal B. Klein answers 12 questions ranging from his favorite TV chef to why he was forced to do the “walk of shame” at PPG Paints Arena.
