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Trend Report: White Hot at High Point

Pittsburgh Magazine takes a look at some of the biggest furnishing and decor trends to come out of the influential tradeshow.

Jessica Sinichak,

On Trend: Your Guide to What's Happening in the Home Industry

Start here for the latest local buzz in the world of all things home and lifestyle.

Callista Arida,

Home Style: Coffee Talk

The coffee table is more than just a place to park your beverage or a book you never intend to read, although it can play those roles, too.

Jessica Sinichak,

Tailgating at the Pitt Game? Let Someone Else Bring the Food

Say goodbye to hauling your own coolers, grills and tents as Pitt partners with Tailgate Guys to bring tailgating nirvana.

Sabrina Bodon,

Mike Sullivan All-In On Penguins Winning It All Again

If the Penguins aren't again hoisting the Stanley Cup next June, it won’t be because anyone doubted such an outcome was possible.

Mike Prisuta,

For a Relaxing Night Out, Throw Axes at the Wall

A trip to LumberjAxes, the competitive axe-throwing spot in Millvale.

Sean Collier,

Flying Into the Future: PIT Getting New Terminal, Fewer Gates

Allegheny County Airport Authority plans to spend more than $1 billion to construct a new landside terminal as part of a modernization of Pittsburgh International Airport.

Richard Cook,

Becca Hegarty Named One of Zagat’s 2017 National 30 Under 30 Chefs

The talented chef/baker will open a restaurant in Bloomfield this fall.

Hal B. Klein,

Have You Ever Heard of The Pittsburgher's Creed?

The words were written more than a century ago by a Pittsburgh paper company executive.

Richard Cook,

Wanted: Module Homeowners in Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh-based startup is taking reservations now for its incremental housing units.

Jessica Sinichak,

The One Thing Your Fall Garden Might Be Missing

Planting just a single seasonal flower or grass can gracefully transition your garden beds from summer to autumn.

Lauren Dunec Hoang, Houzz,

PM on KD: Beauty in the 'Burgh

PM Associate Editor Jessica Sinichak appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss some the latest cosmetic innovations and trends taking place in the city's evolving beauty scene.

Magazine Staff,

CMU Researcher: Don’t Depend on LinkedIn to Find a Job

A new study reinforces the old adage that it’s not what you know, but who you know.

Richard Cook,

Kennywood’s New Happy Hauntings Promise Family Fall Fun

Looking for creepy-crawly fun for the whole family? Don your Halloween best and head to Kennywood this October.

Sabrina Bodon,

Pittsburgh's 412 Food Rescue is Set To Expand

The nonprofit will introduce 724 Food Rescue later this month at Farm Aid.

Hal B. Klein, Photos by Renee Rosensteel,

Pitt’s Needs to Make Penn State Rivalry Less One-Sided

Pitt has a chance Saturday to pull an upset reminiscent of last November’s improbable victory at No. 2 Clemson or, given Penn State’s No. 4 ranking, the chance to get humiliated in Beaver Stadium.

Mike Prisuta,

The Starting Line Reunites for Four Chord Music Fest

Guest blogger Eddie Trizzino previews the fourth annual Four Chord Music Festival, which has grown to carry the banner for pop-punk in Pittsburgh.

Eddie Trizzino,

When You Can See Pittsburgh Episode of Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’

The popular CNN travel show will look at “Pittsburgh Old and New.”

Hal B. Klein,

PM on KD: 2017 Ultimate House

Infinity Custom Homes Owner Scott Blodgett and PM Account Manager Heather Barritt appear on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to reveal what it takes to design and build Pittsburgh Magazine's 2017 Ultimate House.

Magazine Staff,

Vintage Rehab: New Show Stars Pittsburgher Renovating Historic Houses

Starting with a 1920s Craftsman-style bungalow in Squirrel Hill, the eight-episode series on the DIY Network follows Ally Mahon as she refurbishes homes across Pittsburgh.

Jessica Sinichak,

The British are Back in the 'Burgh

The Britsburgh Festival brings Pittsburghers their dose of high tea, crumpets and Britsburgh Ale at more than a dozen events this week in and around Pittsburgh.

Sabrina Bodon,

Thin Man Sandwich Shop in Strip District Is Closing

Dan and Sherri Leiphart's establishment will end a nearly five-year run later this month.

Hal B. Klein,

Steelers Still Reaching for Answers in Defensive Backfield

Newly-signed cornerback Joe Haden could provide much-needed help, if the Steelers were right and the Browns were wrong about his health.

Mike Prisuta,

Three Rivers Champion: Latasha Wilson-Batch

Latasha Wilson-Batch, the executive director of the Best of the Batch Foundation, proves that the best way to change a life is by giving your time.

Presented by Grossman Yanak & Ford LLP,

An Overdue Return to The Dream BBQ

Pitmaster Aaron Bivins is cooking some of the tastiest ribs in Pittsburgh.

Hal B. Klein,

Spotlight: A Global Exchange of Music and Poetry

City of Asylum invites the community to its Alphabet City venue for an expanded, and essential, Jazz Poetry Month.

Sean Collier,

Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in September

This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.

Eric Lidji,

Where We're Eating in September

We're shopping at Panda Supermarket, taking a first look at Superior Motors and digging the side dishes at Showcase BBQ. Plus, we chat with Casellula @ Alphabet City's Brian Keyser.

Hal B. Klein,

Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in September

This month's lineup includes Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Luke Bryan and Ed Sheeran.

Cassidy Gruber,

Want to Party in Pittsburgh with the Property Brothers?

In celebration of their new memoir “It Takes Two,” HGTV’s Jonathan and Drew Scott will host a show at the Byham Theater as part of a nationwide tour. Pittsburgh Magazine talks to the brothers on what the audience can expect.

Jessica Sinichak,