Sean Collier

A good dog saves the day, and the film, in this so-so adventure flick.

Aside from its lead performance, Sony’s latest spider spinoff is uniformly terrible.

Now that those of us fortunate enough to have hybrid jobs have perfected our WFH setup, we should never bother to risk life and limb to go answer emails somewhere else.

War erupts between a half-dozen astronauts in a thriller that is much more fun than it is good.

We all dream of more relaxing, healthy, walkable urban areas. But unless someone magically changes the region’s landscape, that’s still going to require a lot of affordable parking.

From cutting-edge screens to historic cinemas, here’s our list of the 10 best movie theaters in Pittsburgh, Pa.

After stopping in town last month for a quick practice at PPG Plaza, the performers of “Crystal” are ready to bring Cirque du Soleil’s on-ice show to the Penguins’ rink.

Adam Driver stars as the automotive kingpin in a biopic without much gas in the tank.

There are plenty of options for a great December outing in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh.

Relaxation is all around you in this charming small town, which offers easy access to Allegheny National Forest.

The Jimmy Stewart Museum, a treasure in the actor’s hometown, is a model of how a small museum can honor and preserve a person’s memory.

The prequel to the Hunger Games series works well enough — until it sticks around for far too long.

The opening-night feature at the Three Rivers Film Festival is a remarkable drama with great performances as well as a very unusual sort of Christmas movie.

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Pennsylvania’s most curious cryptid is a weeping beast that can never be captured.

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Pittsburgh Magazine: Restaurants, Best of, Entertainment, Doctors, Sports, Weddings

Downtown’s O’Reilly Theater has grown from the new kid on the block to an inviting and familiar institution.

The Cultural District is bustling — and people are enjoying the city. Yet we keep hearing that Downtown is nothing but danger and ruin. Why?

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