Justin Severino Wins Food & Wine Award, Drinks Champagne in the Shower
How else would the chef/owner of Cure celebrate being named People’s Best New Chef - Mid-Atlantic?
Phoenix Rising
Seasoned theater vets Andrew S. Paul and Mark Clayton Southers team up to give Pittsburgh a new kind of theater via The Phoenix.
Lyft is Coming to the ’Burbs
The smartphone-powered ride-sharing service expands its coverage area to the airport and western suburbs.
4 Holier-Than-Thou Rules for Bandwagon Pirates Fans
Welcome to the family, newbies. Just don’t break these Commandments.
Hack Traffic With This Useful ‘Warp Pipe’ Shortcut Map
*Bloop bloop bloop* (Super Mario Bros. sound effect).
PNC Park Charges Bargain-Basement Fees for Public Proposals
Only $38.50 to display your special message on the Jumbotron? This is too good to be true.
4 Perfect Places to Have Your First Scoop of Spring
It’s been a long, hard winter; get ice cream as soon as you can.
The Last (Curtain) Call
Recounting the 90-year-old tale of Eleonora Duse, once the most famed actress in the world, who spent her final days in an Oakland hotel.
You Should Know: Jackie Evancho
This 13-year-old with four albums, national tours and television and film appearances on her resume has a big future — and a big heart.
Home Front: Steam Heat
Not every appliance store can claim its own chef. At Don’s Appliances, Anthony Marino will show customers what the latest products can do.
How's Work?: (Not Your) Basic Medium
Get a shot of Jack and an overview of your future while at a bar.
The Foodie Report: April
Read up on Quiet Storm's reincarnation, The Independent's beer selection and chef Jeff Iovino's next venture.
Where We're Eating This April
Brunch will never be the same after a Manmosa at Lawrenceville's Industry Public House.
What Does a Fantastic Mad Scientist Eat for Lunch?
The cast of Cirque du Soleil’s “Varekai” dropped by the flagship location this week to preview the odd world they’re bringing to the Pete.
Ballin' in the 'Burgh
Head to Carnegie Saturday to take in all the action of Pinburgh, the world's largest pinball tournament.
From Russia With Gold
Paralympic sled hockey gold medalist Dan McCoy checks in after a whirlwind journey to Sochi.
7 Rare Photos of Roberto Clemente
The Carnegie Museum of Art gives us a peek at its new Teenie Harris photography exhibition.
‘Her Things’ Hurls You Over the Fourth Wall
The interactive theater production “Her Things” is the most fun you can have this weekend.
8 Vintage ‘Ghost Signs’ From Pittsburgh’s Past
Duo incorporates the city’s fading hand-painted billboards of yesteryear into a fascinating art exhibit.
Finally, We Have Empirical Proof That Pittsburgh’s Roads Are Ridiculous
Do you like data? Do you hate our nonsensical roads? You’ll love this.
South Side BBQ Co. Rolls Out Its Truck
Pat and Mike Joyce take their style of barbecue fare on the road.
Aaron Paul Invited All of Twitter to Have a Drink With Him at Jack’s Last Night
There was only one problem …
A Vision for the Rivers
Fifteen years ago, Pittsburghers pulled together to transform their riverfronts. The resulting public-private partnership — unique among American cities — gave downtown shorelines a 21st-century makeover that has become a national model.
Review: Grit & Grace
Brian Pekarcik and company deliver high-quality food in a stylish downtown atmosphere.
Don't Let Russell Martin Get the Drop on You
The Pirates catcher is ready to start another season behind the plate — and as 40,000 screaming fans saw in last fall’s Wild Card game against Cincinnati, he can make a big difference at the dish, too.
