Fred Rogers may no longer be with us, but the Latrobe native’s memory lives on in the hearts of many. Episodes of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” can still be seen 22 years after his death, and his popularity expanded to a new generation with the release of the acclaimed 2018 ...
The Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival will be in a new location this year and will be happening over fewer days than in the past. A production of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, it starts today at the riverfront lots at the 15th Street Plaza along Waterfront Place in the Strip District. ...
In the 1980s, when hair metal and synthesizers were riding high on the charts, about the last thing you would imagine breaking through would be flamenco music. Against all odds, Gipsy Kings managed to find a worldwide audience in the decade of MTV. They placed two hits on the charts in ...
You could say Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural career began in the crib. According to legend, Wright’s mother decorated his nursery with pictures of famous cathedrals and great architectural works, hoping to inspire him. It must have worked because Wright went on to become one of ...
What do you get when a classically-trained soprano is mixed with shredding guitar riffs, pounding drums and lyrics that tell the tale of an alleged serial killer during the early modern period? Local rock band The Fall of Me released its debut LP, “Báthory,” earlier this month. The ...
Gary Van Scyoc graduated from Waynesburg High School in 1964, just a few months after the Beatles exploded in America’s consciousness and made being a musician one of the coolest jobs around. As “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “She Loves You” were blasting out of thousands of ...
