Amid a completely changed movie-theater landscape, the three cinemas run by Pittsburgh Filmmakers provide consistent quality.
With the playoffs looming, Le’Veon Bell could change the narrative of the past few seasons.
The significant rebuild of Interstate 279 in the North Hills could take up to 27 months to complete.
It may be too cold for picnics or swimming, but North Park in the winter is still a very special place to enjoy the outdoors.
PM Associate Editor Sean Collier appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to explain what it takes to be named Pittsburgher of the Year.
This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
The recent opening of these bookstores makes a bookshop crawl a remarkably simple and worthy endeavor.
This month's lineup includes Lauryn Hill, Matt Lorenz and Steve Gunn.
The skills acquired from practicing improv, we are told, can be applied to any human endeavor. Classes, though, can be expensive and time-consuming. For the curious yet uncommitted, Arcade Comedy Theater offers a monthly Improv Pop-Up Night.
Wideman examines the little-known military trial and execution of Louis Till, who was convicted of rape and murder while stationed in Italy in 1945.
The quiet rise of Pittsburgh's tea scene gives us a few favorite gems.
We're drinking cold-pressed juice in Lawrenceville, dining at a new Italian eatery in the Strip, an old favorite in the South Side and adventuring for Korean food in Beaver. Plus, we talk to Hidden Harbor lead bartender Max Stein.
Exclusive recipes, shared only with Pittsburgh Magazine, from some of Pittsburgh's Best Restaurants and chefs. This popular salad comes from Nicky's Thai Kitchen.
Pittsburgh City Council has approved a six-hour increase in parking meter enforcement in the South Side bar and restaurant district.
Thirty years after its restoration, the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts remains one of the city’s most iconic performance spaces.
There are few things cuter than babies in Santa and reindeer outfits.
Moats is the Steelers’ nominee for the NFL’s Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, which annually recognizes community service.
An easing back into the public eye sparks a renewed interest in the groundbreaking Pittsburgh chef’s long-delayed Braddock restaurant.
Keith Fuller, formerly of Root 174 in Regent Square, returns to Downtown with Pork & Beans.
James Conner's final season as a Pitt Panther has been nothing short of inspiring.
A new fitness routine with Three Rivers Fencing Center brings stress relief but takes some skill.
His nonprofit organization, Eco-Soap Bank, collects used soap bars from guesthouses in Cambodia, transforming waste into potentially life-saving sanitation products.
“The Inventor’s Paradox” is the second escape-room game at Enter the Imaginarium, a co-creation of Bricolage Production Company and the ScareHouse.
Stephen Smith knows how artificial intelligence will speed up your commute.
This month: 412 Food Rescue, the Pittsburgh Tea Festival and Honors to Prom
Make time stand still (and make a big statement in your living room or kitchen) with this remarkable vintage clock face.
After joining the Penguins in mid-season, head coach Mike Sullivan instills the focus needed to win the Stanley Cup.
As the team begins its 50th anniversary season, a look back through pictures and videos of the big moments in the Pens' first 49 years.
Go behind the scenes to meet set and production designers and artisans who work magic, transforming neighborhoods into rural Kentucky.
