Somewhere, Paul Newman is Smiling About Johnstown
The town where the iconic actor filmed a cult classic has been rewarded for its hockey fervor.
Well-Deserved Honors for Pittsburgh's Ultimate TV Cook
They're throwing a party to honor Chris Fennimore and you're invited.
Pittsburgh Gets Shout-Out from 249 Miles Up
It seems the crew of the International Space Station had something on their minds as they did a flyby over the three rivers.
Pittsburgh Marathon Weekend is Here
Do you plan on running or observing? Either way, we've got the lowdown on what's happening this weekend.
Stargazing: 4 Downtown Hangouts Up On the Roof
Pittsburgh is adding to its list of rooftop establishments where you can find a food, drink, live music and more.
Popular Lawrenceville Restaurant Won't Stay Closed for Long
A new owner is making plans to transform Tamari.
Bar Exam: Rum Runners Saloon Is the Perfect Suburban Escape
The Ross Township bar and restaurant does everything a suburban bar should.
Built to Last. 5 Ridiculously Grand Pittsburgh Homes
Pittsburgh has been home to a number of incredibly wealthy people who built very big homes. We take a look at the stories behind five of the more famous of the city's mansions.
The Best Places to Watch the Pittsburgh Marathon
Thousands will turn out on Sunday for the urban race. Where will you park your chair?
Get a Solid First Look at Tako in Downtown Pittsburgh
The owners of two Cultural District hotspots team with another visionary local chef to provide the city with a street-food and quality-drink haven.
Hit the Street: Best Ways to Do Dormont
With an arthouse cinema, two bookstores, a diner and a bakery, this neighborhood hits all of your needs for a day full of small-town charm.
Pittsburgh's Top 10 Things to Do in May
These are the things we guarantee are worth your time, from dog walks to barbecues.
City of Asylum/Pittsburgh Presents an Economic Dance Lesson
French director Pascal Rambert expresses the difficulties people with disabilities face every day.
Nightlife: 2015 Pittsburgh Fringe Festival Full of Premieres
The festival runs May 8-10 and includes everything from puppet shows to a neo-glam opera.
Book Reviews: A Famed Author's Final Years; Steamy Fairy Tale
Stewart O’Nan’s latest novel is a fictionalization of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s final years in California. Ellen A. Roth’s debut novella is about a brave woodsman and his love for a royal governess.
Hungry for Something New? Where We're Eating in May
Spring has sprung. Fill your plate with colorful, nutritious fare.
5 Can't-Miss Concerts in May
Marina and the Diamonds and Ben Folds are just two acts stopping in Pittsburgh this month.
Date Night: Learning to be a Better Butcher
Forget dinner and movie — here are 5 ideas for a fun, non-traditional evening out in the ’Burgh.
Latest Weight-Loss Breakthrough: Swallow a Balloon
Pittsburgh’s Allegheny Health Network is testing an alternative to traditional gastric bypass surgery.
Two Pittsburgh Restaurants Closing; Kings Leaving the Family
One of the eateries has been a staple in Bloomfield for more than a half-century.
Take a Tour: Admire Downtown's Striking Architecture
Join the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation next Friday for an hourlong walk focused on downtown's most beautiful structures.
Importer Searches for Rare, 'Damn Good' Spirits in Faraway Lands
Liquor enthusiast Raj Sabharwal left the corporate world to import spirits from around the globe.
2012 Cuvaison Estate Grown Chardonnay - Carneros, Napa Valley
The wine displays aromas of Meyer lemon and lemon curd with a touch of green apple.
Revealing The Hidden Lives of Artworks at The Carnegie
Get an up-close view of some of the museum's more intriguing works via this exhibit, which runs through May 8.
Unique Choices Makes Pittsburgh Ceramic Shop a Designer's Favorite
Although the name of Ceramiche Tile & Stone is derived from the Italian word for ceramics, the West End shop offers customers a selection of products that’s far from typical.
Pittsburghers Gave Revolutionary War Hero the Royal Treatment
The Marquis de Lafayette stopped in Pittsburgh just before the 50th anniversary of America’s independence.
Pittsburgh Mom Who Lost Son to Cancer Aids Survivors, Families
Working at two part-time jobs (one in digital strategy aiding nonprofit organizations, one at Children’s Hospital), Noelle Conover’s life adds up to a full-time commitment to philanthropy.
Phipps Premieres Its Tropical Forest Congo Exhibit
See colorful, rare specimens at this East End institution.
