Primo Pizza News: Big Changes Ahead for Pizzuvio Downtown
Ron Molinaro, the dean of Pittsburgh pizza, will rebrand the location as his flagship Il Pizzaiolo restaurant.
From the Chef's Kitchen: Fried Chicken
Exclusive recipes, shared only with Pittsburgh Magazine, from some of Pittsburgh's Best Restaurants and chefs. This classic chicken dish comes from the kitchen of Kaya in the Strip District.
How Much of Pittsburgh Can You Spot in the ‘Mindhunter’ Trailer?
The Netflix series, shot in a variety of Pittsburgh-area locales, premieres October 13.
Steelers Must Man-Up if They Are Ever Going to Beat Patriots
“Press/Man” might be the Kryptonite the Steelers have been seeking to finally deal with New England.
PA Students Have Second-Highest College Debt in U.S.
On average, only students in New Hampshire are burdened with larger average college loans.
5 Must-See Events at the Three Rivers Regatta in Pittsburgh
The EQT Pittsburgh Three Rivers Regatta celebrates its 40th anniversary this weekend
Five Essential August Events in Pittsburgh
Roller derby, the T-1000, Greta Garbo and more upcoming delights.
A Titanic Transformation: Wave Pool Becomes North Atlantic
Dozens of extras descended on the Settlers Cabin Wave Pool to portray survivors of the sinking of the Titanic.
Rough River Currents Sink Pittsburgh's ‘Ice Cream Boat’
It was the second summer on the water for the Sugar and Spice Ice Cream boat.
Hungry For Something Good, Pittsburgh? Where We're Eating in August
We're sampling cheese at Wheel & Wedge, meeting the new Smallman Galley chefs and enjoying Indian cuisine at Yuva Kitchen + Bar. Plus, we chat with Cure and Morcilla's Brian Wiltrout.
Hip to Ship: Catching Up On The Cargo Lofts
Developer Kris Bennett has three luxury town homes — made of a material you may not expect — nearing completion in Lawrenceville.
TV Special Provides Inside Glimpse of the Evancho Family
One of the Pittsburgh area’s most high profile families is the subject of a one-hour TV special.
A Fine Mess: How to Put Housework in its Place
Ten helpful (and humorous) ways to conquer your home's clutter — and stress less.
In Concert Q&A: PM Talks to The Shins
Find out what Shins frontman James Mercer had to say about the band's new album, “Heartworms,” and their upcoming stop in Pittsburgh Tuesday.
Pittsburgh's Girls of Summer are Ready to Rock
The Girls Rock! Pittsburgh concert is a culmination of a weeklong camp where attendees form bands, write music and generally learn how to be a girl who truly rocks.
The Celebrity Voices Who Welcome Visitors to PIT
You never know who you will hear on the tram ride from airside to landside at Pittsburgh International Airport.
SporkPit BBQ Opens in Bloomfield This Weekend
Spork's Executive Chef Chris Frangiadis will bring Austin-style barbeque to Pittsburgh.
Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in August
This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
From the Chef's Kitchen: Prosciutto-Wrapped Salmon with Eggplant Caponata and Arugula Salad
Exclusive recipes, shared only with Pittsburgh Magazine, from some of Pittsburgh's Best Restaurants and chefs. This creative seafood dish comes from Matthew Porco, executive chef/partner of the Sienna Restaurant Group.
PM on KD: How Our Dining Critic Chose 19 Top Hamburgers
PM Associate Editor and dining critic Hal B. Klein appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to explain his methodology for choosing his favorite 19 hamburgers in the Pittsburgh area.
The Solar Eclipse: An Easy Way to Know What You'll See
On Monday, Aug. 21, the entire United States will be treated to a solar eclipse. How much of the sun will we see in Pittsburgh? All you need is your zip code to find out.
Recycling Made Easy: A One-Stop Spot to Unload Your E-Junk
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is hosting a hard-to-recycle collection event Saturday at LaRoche College.
Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in August
This month's lineup includes The Shins, Bruno Mars, Earth Wind and Fire, Blues Traveler and Sabrina Carpenter.
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in August
This month: Wigle Whiskey’s Shot and a Beer Summer Sundays.
Bloomfield Bridge Tavern To Close in October
The 32-year-old bar, known for Polish fare and live music, is shuttering due to increasing insurance costs.
Undercover: ‘The Decade’ is a Wonderful Pittsburgh Time Capsule
Cue up your old vinyl copy of “The Decade Presents LIVE from the Corner of Rock & Roll Like U Was There” and crack open an icy bottle of Iron City before sinking into the pages of this very welcome excursion into yesteryear.
Deal or No Deal is a Complex Question for Surprising Pirates
There’s no reason to be sellers now that the season has taken a turn toward the competitive, but nor should the Pirates be desperate to buy and in the process over-spend.
Pioneer Artist of Pulp Magazines Honored at First Pittsburgh-Area Pulpfest
Gloria Stoll Karn is one of the only women to illustrate and create covers for the pulp magazines of the 1940s.
