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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Go Medieval on Your Stomach at Sheetz | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Last Friday night, there was a guy swallowing swords outside of Sheetz in Cranberry. Deadly weapons aren’t on the new menu — just some deliciously bad-for-you food including a Pizza Bagel Bunz Burger, Lumber Jack Breakfast Sandwich and Tater Bomb Nachos. The limited-time items are part of a collaboration between Sheetz and First We Feast, the online food-culture magazine and digital media studio behind “Hot Ones,” a YouTube show that features host Sean Evans interviewing celebrities as they eat
The Opening of Citizens Live at The Wylie Sparks a Hill District Resurgence | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Pittsburgh has a new performance venue with a century-old soul. On Sept. 28, after two years of construction, the 4,000-capacity Citizens Live at The Wylie opened in the Lower Hill District with Donnie Iris & The Cruisers and NASH.V.ILL featuring Byron Nash. The inaugural show benefited the August Wilson African American Cultural Center. The venue, which is within walking distance of PPG Paints Arena, as well as many Downtown hotels and restaurants, will host more than 100 events each year, from
Dig in With Graver: 'Tis the Season for a Cemetery Stroll | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, I visited The Homewood Cemetery in Point Breeze to pay my respects to Marilynn Eastman, who played “Helen Cooper” in “Night of the Living Dead.” Director George Romero’s black-and-white classic is the first horror movie I ever saw, so I hold it (and everyone in it) close to my heart. I had only a vague idea of where Eastman’s final resting place was amid the nearly 79,000 other graves, but I found it quickly, as if guided by some kind of fangirl force. I guarantee you’ll make
Dig in With Graver: Sharing Meals and Memories at the Chinatown Inn | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Even if your belly is full, you’ll be craving a meal from the Chinatown Inn after reading “Have You Eaten Yet?,” a new cookbook by actor Ming-Na Wen, whose family has owned the Downtown restaurant since 1943. Born in Macau, she later moved to Hong Kong and, at the age of 6, came to the United States. She spent much of her childhood in Mt. Lebanon before landing roles in “As the World Turns,” “The Joy Luck Club,” “Mulan,” “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” and “ER,” a ‘90s precursor to “The Pitt.” Her book
Songs for Hope Gives Cancer Patients a Reason to Sing | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Songs For Hope will echo throughout Bell Acres again this weekend. On Saturday, Sept. 19, Hair Peace Charities, a nonprofit organization that supports women and girls going through cancer treatment, will hold the event at a private estate in Sewickley. Tickets are available online. Starting at 5 p.m., guests are invited to set up lawn chairs, blankets and BYOB picnic baskets. Live performances from jazz-blues artist Jessica Lee and The Kate Hinote Trio, a Celtic pop blend, begin at 6 p.m. For an
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