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Pittsburgh’s Steel City Cellar says “patrons wearing nzi symbols” will be denied entry after Htler costume wearing customer sparks backlash
Pittsburgh-based Steel City Cellar is facing online backlash [Representational Image] - Source: Unsplash/0xk Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Steel City Cellar has responded to the outrage after a guest showed up wearing a H*tler costume during the comedy club’s opening night on Halloween. The claim originated from a Reddit post by u/OisinKaliszewski, who shared a photo of a woman dressed in a n*zi uniform. The Redditor alleged that the customer’s boyfriend dressed as Lindsay Clancy and had three children hanging from his neck. According to CNN, Clancy is a Massachusetts woman who received media...
Burlington County Times
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PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Fiery escape: Pittsburgh magician pulls off Houdini stunt
Pittsburgh area magician Lee Terbosic managed to free himself from a straight jacket Friday night while dangling 100 feet above Arts Landing. Oh, and the rope that was holding him was burning through while Terbosic did it. The event, held in conjunction with the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, was performed in...
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Dining with Your Dog Made Easier at Local Spots
Daisy: “May I tag along? Please, please, please?”. Dog Mom: “Sure! Maybe you can even order something from the menu!”. These “conversations” are becoming more frequent between dogs and their parents, as dogs are hearing rumors that many Pittsburgh establishments are welcoming four-legged pals. While Allegheny...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
pennsylvasia.com
Pittsburgh's first YangGuoFu Mala Tang restaurant to soft open in Squirrel Hill, November 8.
YangGuoFu (also known as YGF Malatang), a chain of build-your-own malatang bowls, will soft open its first Pittsburgh-area location in Squirrel Hill on Sunday, November 8. Founded in 2003 in Harbin, China, YGF Malatang began as a humble street-side stall built on one belief: great food should be fresh, flavorful, and uniquely yours. We handpicked ingredients, simmered broth daily, and let guests craft their own bowls — interactive, vibrant, and deeply personal. That founding spirit — individuality and flavor discovery — drives us today as we bring authentic Malatang to the Americas. At YGF, every bowl is crafted fresh and unmistakably yours.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
unearththevoyage.com
This Pennsylvania Museum Has 3,000+ Works of Art, and Admission Is Usually Free
You don’t have to pay big-city museum prices to see an impressive collection of American art. In Greensburg, Pennsylvania, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art houses more than 3,000 works, and general admission and parking are usually free. About an hour east of Pittsburgh, the museum features paintings, sculptures,...
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Warren Haynes Adds Dreams & Songs Symphonic Experience Dates (Plus: Bonus Video from Last Thursday’s Dream On Concert Appearance)
As previously announced, Warren Haynes will appear in Nashville on March 11 and 12, 2027 for his Dreams & Songs Symphonic Experience. These shows will feature Haynes and the Nashville Symphony performing music that spans his career including Gov’t Mule, Allman Brothers Band, The Dead and his solo albums.
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Florida Actor Makes PA Debut as Frank-N-Furter in Greensburg This Weekend
Greensburg Garden and Civic Center — Halloween Weekend Production Venue. A Florida actor is about to step into one of theater’s most flamboyant roles for his Pennsylvania stage debut, playing Dr. Frank-N-Furter in four Halloween weekend performances of Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show at the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center.
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Donnie Iris: A Pittsburgh Rock Legend Remembered
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.--Western Pennsylvania has lost one of its most recognizable musical voices. Donnie Iris, the Pittsburgh-area rock musician known for hits such as “Ah! Leah!,” “Love is Like a Rock and “The Rapper,” died Oct. 26 at the age of 83. Born Dominic Ierace, Iris spent decades building a musical legacy that reached far beyond Western Pennsylvania while remaining deeply connected to the communities where his career began.