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Stars of NBC's "Marry Me" from left, Tymberlee Hill as Kay, Ken Marino as Jake, Casey Wilson as Annie, Tim Meadows as Kevin, Sarah Wright as Dennah, John Gemberling as Gil.
Tuned In: ‘Marry Me' one of few comedies for fall
NBC hopes to score with winning comedy “Marry Me”; a Pittsburgh native lands a role in “Matador.”
Acting shines in slow-burning 'Woman and Scarecrow'
Outstanding lead performances lift PICT Classic Theatre’s production of Marina Carr drama.
2 Pittsburgh artists to get $35,000 grants
Barbara Luderowski, head the Mattress Factory, and Alexis Gideon, a young video artist and composer, have earned $35,000 grants.
Scottish student wins local art contest
Scottish architecture student, Hugh Ebdy, wins local fantasy art contest with digital image of a monster and woman with a red umbrella.
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Former Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra director Lorin Maazel dies at age 84
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At Stratford: 'Lear,' Gershwin and Coward
Those three are just a taste of this year’s 12-play festival.
Patron of the arts Richard Rauh pledges to Pitt scholarship fund
Actor and University of Pittsburgh alumnus Richard E. Rauh pledged $75,000 as the first donor to a new matching funds scholarship campaign.
Heigl produces new drama in her return to TV
A resurgent NBC gets behind a hoping-to-be resurgent Katherine Heigl in “State of Affairs;” details of the “Breaking Bad” prequel.
A big dose of drama for summer TV viewing
It’s a busy week in cable drama with the premieres of “Matador” on El Rey, “The Divide” on WEtv and “Satisfaction” and “Rush” on USA.
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Elizabeth Wein‘s historically accurate YA fiction brings difficult chapters in history to life for readers, young and old alike.
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Let's Talk About Art: Jennie Thwing
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Rosie O‘Donnell returns to “The View” this fall.