The Beat: Flaming Lips Set to Rock Stage AE
Much-loved Oklahoma rockers The Flaming Lips return to Pittsburgh as ... cynics?
Best of the ’Burgh 2013
From vegan shakes to popup block parties to foodie classes, here are 40 of our favorite Pittsburgh things.
Best of the ’Burgh 2013: Readers’ Poll
You weighed in on your favorite cinema, new bar, dog walker and more. Now see who won.
How a Civil War Treasure Trove Was Discovered in Carnegie
The 9th Pennsylvania Reserves recreate the battle of Gettysburg this month, but they shepherd their own history year-round.
Mysteries of Pittsburgh
PittGirl delves into the secrets of Municipal Hall — a building that served as City Hall to late-19th-century Pittsburgh.
Q+A: Jason Grilli
Pirates closer Jason Grilli talks marketing, aggression and grilled cheese.
Review: Everyday Noodles
Squirrel Hill gem Everyday Noodles offers authentic Chinese noodles and dumplings, plus a front-row seat to the noodle-making action.
New Restaurant Openings
Nic DiCio, the man behind the much-loved grocery store and taco stand in the Strip, opens a full Mexican restaurant.
Where We’re Eating in July
This month, we’ll have the quinoa fritters at Aji Picante, tuna tacos at Twisted Thistle, and at the PGH Crepes cart, it’s Nutella and berries to-go.
Hit the Street: Mount Washington
The dramatic vistas from Mount Washington are a great backdrop for Independence Day festivities.
When Sousa Marched Through Town
In the late 1870s, John Philip Sousa’s vaudeville orchestra caused a Beatlemania-style moral panic in Pittsburgh.
Happily Ever After
Named for the Mon Valley town, the ever-cheerful band Donora is fronted by vocalist Casey Hanner and continues to produce catchy songs.
Is Pittsburgh Becoming a New Geek Mecca?
Cartoons and furries and zombies, oh my! The unusual and colorful gravitate toward Pittsburgh.
Watch Fred Rogers’ Emmy Acceptance Speech, Because We All Need It
Need a mental health break from a rough week? Mister Rogers is the best medicine.
Pittsburgh Ranked No. 4 Most Sinful City in U.S.
According to data based on the seven deadly sins, we're all a bunch of depraved jagoffs.
Irish & Classical Goes Dark & Russian
The Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre tangles with Leo Tolstoy’s darkest story, 'The Kreutzer Sonata.'
New Perrier Bottles Pay Homage to Warhol
Limited edition bottles celebrate the 30th anniversary of Andy Warhol's classic Perrier screen prints.
TV Chef Zimmern Says 'Burgh is 'Next Big Thing'
Andrew Zimmern, host of Travel Channel's 'Bizarre Foods,' hails Pittsburgh's craftsman approach to life.
Chef Talk: Root 174's Micah Maughan
Meet the chef behind Chaat, a new pop-up restaurant concept.
Bike Your Buns Off
Pittsburghers can now bike all the way to Washington, D.C., without leaving the trail. Go on, then.
Welcome to the New Pittsburgh Magazine
We have upgraded our site for a seamless experience on desktop, tablet and mobile devices. Enjoy.
Bar Exam: NOLA on the Square
From Abita beer and gumbo to Hurricanes and Sazeracs, NOLA does New Orleans justice.
You Won’t Believe What 43 Percent of Pittsburgh Dads Lied About
No, it wasn’t being a Steelers fan.
The Point's Fountain Shoots Water, Rainbow Lasers
The spectral show was put on by Pittsburgh-based Lightwave International to celebrate the return of the iconic fountain.
Carnegie Mellon Alumni Own the Tonys
An astounding five CMU School of Drama grads took home hardware at the Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall last night.
PNC Park Ranked Fourth-Best Stadium for Craft Beer
Plus, "True Blood"'s Joe Manganiello gives a big shout-out to his hometown.
UPMC Hits Ravenstahl With Surprise Uppercut
The fight between the healthcare giant and the outgoing mayor is getting good.
The Return of the Spring
The Three Rivers Arts Festival kicks off this weekend with the return of the Point State Park fountain and some great concerts.
