Carl Kurlander hated growing up in Pittsburgh.
“I was a shy, unathletic kid in a sports town whose mother had been divorced and [run] away from home to become an actress when I was 15 or 16,” said...
Except for a few commuter students and late-night Taco Bell-goers, Nordy’s Place is fairly desolate after 9 p.m.
Last Thursday night, a few guys racked up shots at a pool table in one corner of the...
When Kumi Matoba was about eight years old, her mother showed her an advertisement for Doctors Without Borders, depicting a picture of a malnourished child in Africa, belly distended.
The image seared...
The members of Pitt’s a cappella group Pittch Please usually sport matching jet black suits for their performances, belting out renditions of Top 40 and throwback hits.
But for this year’s Halloween...
While most 4-year-old children watch Elmo singing tunes on “Sesame Street,” Diana Anselmo-Sequeira was watching horror movies.
Her mom showed her “A Nightmare on Elm Street” at an early age,...
Although he fell in love with art early in high school, Brent Yingling strayed away from it as a Pitt underclassman to pursue a more practical career in law.
It wasn't until he started doing research...
One of the most talked about scenes in FX’s “Atlanta” happens at the beginning of the first episode.
The series’ protagonist, Earn Marks, played by creator Donald Glover, lies in bed with his...
When “The Silence of the Lambs” was released in 1991, viewers gathered in theaters around the world and watched in horror as Hannibal Lecter escaped the captivity of his massive one-man cage.
Pittsburgh...
Early on in the student-produced film “Ward,” the protagonist Andy, donning a red shirt juxtaposed against stark white walls, takes a handful of pills and immediately spits them out with regret.
Following...
Rarely does an outdoor block party give an attendee the opportunity to sit down with a cold beer as a pharmacist-in-training presses two fingers to her wrist, feeling for a pulse.
But on Saturday, Pitt’s...