For a show running 20 seasons and counting, “The Bachelor” still doesn’t get modern dating.
The show, in which one enticing man whittles 20 women down to just one, and vice versa for “The Bachelorette,”...
Sarah Dubnik is frustrated at what transpires before her.
“Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek queries contestants of the show’s annual College Championship semifinal round: “The [Nobel] Peace prize...
If suitors were intimidated by Elizabeth Bennet before, imagine her with a sword.
Balancing Victorian romance and the zombie apocalypse, “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” is a fast-paced, surprisingly...
Who: Pitt senior Sarah Dubnik
What: Competing in the Jeopardy! College Championship semifinals
Where: NBC
When: Wednesday Feb. 10, at 7 p.m.
Why: Dubnik was one of the semifinal round’s two highest...
A creative idea and the drive to get it done — that’s all it takes to exhibit artwork in Fun-a-Day, a national event with a loyal Pittsburgh following.
Fun-a-Day, a volunteer-run concept that started...
Fans of “A Series of Unfortunate Events” have reason to believe their misfortune is over.
After a less-than-satisfying 2004 film adaptation, the Baudelaire orphans might finally return to relevancy...
In between working as a non-profit hero in a children’s hospital and writing fiction, modern day Clark Kent, Melissa Yancy, became this year’s recipient of the Drue Heinz Literature Prize.
As a result,...
Kenny Greene is a sophomore finance and economics major, but he would drop school in a second if it meant getting his big break.
“If anything, I could see music not only substituting college but [a...
Just as Jackie Robinson had Branch Rickey, Pittsburgh native and jazz pianist Erroll Garner had Martha Glaser.
The University will unveil a display in the William Pitt Union today that showcases jazz...
Take a look in the mirror, Hollywood — you might not like what you see.
That’s the sentiment behind the Coen brothers’ latest film, “Hail, Caesar!,” which follows Eddie Mannix — a slim,...