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PittGirl

For the Birds

As a general rule, I hate birds. So when the National Aviary e-mailed me about touring the facility, my natural reaction was "... LOL. Delete."
Virginia Montanez,
Community Feature, From the Magazine

House That for Going Green?

A new zero-emissions building at Bayer's Robinson campus offers a window to the future of green construction.
Sean Conboy,
From the Magazine

Seven Feet High and Rising

Sim and Tanveer Bhullar, who attend The Kiski School, are shooting to be basketball's first mega-stars of Indian descent.
Sean Conboy,
From the Magazine

House of Rock

Five young artists share a humble Lawrenceville abode, a residence by day and concert/party venue by night.
Melissa Rayworth,
Arts & Entertainment, Things To Do

Pittsburgh Playhouse Hosts 'Umbrella' World Premiere

When it rains, it pours: 'The Umbrella Man' receives its world premiere at the Pittsburgh Playhouse and will hit the big screen, too.
Robert Isenberg,
Eat + Drink Features

Roasted Beet and Goat Cheese Salad with Orange Vinaigrette

The tartness of citrus plays off the natural sweetness of beets.
Kate Chynoweth,
Eat + Drink Features

Oven Dried Tomatoes

Chris Fennimore,
Arts & Entertainment

'If You Live By The Sword': Politics in the Making and Unmaking of a University President

Former IUP president Lawrence K. Pettit's story is compelling and mostly reads like one of those tragicomic novels of academic by Richard Russo.
Kristofer Collins,
Eat + Drink Features

2010 Chef of the Year: Matthew Porco

Porco, a self-described protein lover, is passionate about correctly preparing meat—whether it’s leaving short ribs or Amish chicken on the bone after cooking to bring out the best flavor or making sure duck is cooked until the skin is perfectly crispy.
Kate Chynoweth,
Arts & Entertainment

'Mirror Image'

'Mirror Image' is packed with enough plot twists, hard-boiled characters and fast-talking women to please even the most casual noir fan.
Stephen Knezovich,
Community Feature, From the Magazine

Major Advantage: Colleges and Universities

Right brain or left brain? When it comes to choosing college majors, everybody takes a side.
Christine H. O'Toole,
Arts & Entertainment, From the Magazine, Things To Do

David Conrad Hearts Art

This hometown Hollywood star, who keeps a loft in the Strip District and supports the local arts scene, will serve as Honorary Centennial Chair for the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh's 100th year.
Christine H. O'Toole,
Arts & Entertainment, From the Magazine

Pittsburgh By The Numbers

With our city topping so many best (and, in some rare cases) worst lists in the past year, we thought we would give you the whole picture.
Illustration by David Coulson,
Arts & Entertainment, From the Magazine, Things To Do

A Great Escape

ESPN sportswriter John D. Lukacs changes direction to write about an amazing WWII feat of bravery.
Geoffrey W. Melada,
From the Magazine, Sports

Rashard Mendenhall Thinks He Can Dance

Sean Conboy,
PittGirl

Five Questions for ... Dan Cortese

My sisters love him. My mother loves him. And you, Pittsburgh, will love him, too, after reading this interview.
Virginia Montanez,
PittGirl

The North Shore Connector, aka, "Tragic Mistake"

We need this tunnel like we need football cheerleaders.
Virginia Montanez,
Arts & Entertainment, Things To Do

'Wide Open Road'

The single "I'm Comin' Home" is a heartfelt call to attention about the two-fold tender rewards of adopting pets, inspired by and dedicated to Pittsburgh's Animal Rescue League.
Gordon Spencer,
Arts & Entertainment

'Enemy of the State'

The lyrics are the message from this life-long social activist, who lived in Ingomar.
Gordon Spencer,
Arts & Entertainment, Things To Do

'Only Jesus'

'Only Jesus' captures the vitality moving live services at East Liberty's Mount Ararat Baptist Church with hymns and songs.
Gordon Spencer,
Arts & Entertainment, Things To Do

'Addie's Way: Lessons in Cooking and Life as Learned From My Lebanese Mother'

Using his mother's unfinished memoir as his foundation and adding his own thoughts and memories, Michael Shaheen retells a familiar and touching immigrant's story.
Stephen Knezovich,
Arts & Entertainment, Things To Do

'Our Lady of Immaculate Deception'

'Our Lady' takes readers on a comic noir journey through the scrap yards and back alleys of the Steel City.
Stephen Knezovich,
Arts & Entertainment, Things To Do

'Rooney: A Sporting Life'

'Rooney: A Sporting Life' is just barely big enough to contain The Chief's larger-than-life personality and gives fans of the sport, the Steelers, the Rooney family and the Pittsburgh region plenty to chew on.
Stephen Knezovich,
PittGirl

Five Questions for ... Randy Baumann

I grilled Randy with questions, and his answers solidified his place in my heart as he proves himself to be one of the funniest Pittsburghers around.
Virginia Montanez,
Things To Do

Summer Travel Survival Guide

With June being the beginning of summer travel madness, survival tactics kick in so fun traveling can kick off. Here are seven summer traveling tips to put to good use.
Judith Evans Thomas,
From the Magazine, Style

Weekend Getaway

Tote these pack-easy pieces for a last-minute jaunt.
Reese Randall,
From the Magazine

The Great One

Duane Rieder showcases his extraordinary collection of Roberto Clemente memorabilia.
Jonathan Wander,
Eat + Drink Features

Clams in a Cataplana

Flex your mussels and assault your senses with cataplana, a legendary seafood dish (and cooking vessel) from Portugal.
Chris Fennimore,
PittGirl

Have It Your Way, 'Burgher Kings (and Queens)

Living. Working. In the 'Burgh.
Virginia Montanez,
Community Feature

In Your Corner

A local boxing trainer receives a $25,000 award to help keep youths off the streets.
Colleen Heavens,
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