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States around the country are realizing that future of sports betting — and tax money to be made from it — is online.
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Pittsburgh-based author Deesha Philyaw won the prestigious PEN/Faulker Award for Fiction on Tuesday. Philyaw, one of five finalists, won the prize for her… -
It happens, said Kyle Lucas, at least once a week. The server and bartender at Fireside Public House, in East Liberty, will ask an unmasked patron to mask…
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Musicians in Pittsburgh, like artists everywhere, had to learn to live without in-person concerts and play from behind a screen when the pandemic arrived.…
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Two weeks after a mass shooting in Atlanta that claimed eight lives, including those of six Asian-American women in spas and massage parlors, an event in…
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These days, people can get everything by mail, from exercise equipment to meal kits. Why not theater?Plays-by-mail are a growing phenomena sparked by the…
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Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre is teaming with more than 20 local arts groups for the city's first live, in-person performance festival this year, the group…
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Nick Navari found his way back to theater by composing a new musical about people finding their way.Navari’s debut stage work, “Local Singles,” premieres…
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As everyone learned early in 2020, one of the more dangerous things you can do during the coronavirus pandemic is choir practice: dozens of people singing…
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The court-appointed lead lawyer for thousands of retired players suing the NFL pledged Monday to try to remove race as a factor in dementia testing, but…
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It’s now been a year since most of us have seen a live performance of any kind in person. But Derek Minto is betting that Pittsburghers – at least 80 of…
