As network executives gather in New York this week to unveil their fall schedules, the usual celebratory mood will likely be subdued. The 2007-08 TV season was pretty much a bust. ... (05/13/2008)
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Paul Todaro brings a bit of nastiness to Lord Goring and Anwen Darcy a touch of insouciance to Mabel Chiltern in Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre's "An Ideal Husband."
Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre begins its series of Oscar Wilde plays with a delightful production of "An Ideal Husband." ... (05/13/2008)
In the movie "Shelter," filming in the Pittsburgh area, Julianne Moore plays a psychiatrist opposite Jonathan Rhys Meyers, a troubled patient.
Leave it to the Swedes. Bjorn Stein and Mans Marlind have found a civilized, common-sense way to make a movie: by co-directing it. ... (05/13/2008)
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Add short-story writer T.M. McNally to the list of PEN/Faulkner fiction prize honorees with a Pittsburgh connection. ... (05/13/2008)
NBC confirmed yesterday what has long been widely reported: Jimmy Fallon will take over "Late Night" once Conan O'Brien departs to become host of "The Tonight Show" sometime in 2009. ... (05/13/2008)

Another comic-book icon hits the big screen next year, starring Robert Downey Jr. as 'Iron Man.'
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A&EBLOGS


Jim White on blues


Nate Guidry on jazz


Andrew Druckenbrod on classical music


Allan Walton on horror flicks


Chris Rawson on theater.
Also see Montae Russell's journal: August Wilson at Kennedy Center.



Scott Mervis on pop music


Rob Owen on TV


TV Listings
The PG's TV listings page. Check schedules, create personalized watch lists, see previews, get show recommendations.


2008 High School Musicals
Watch the High School Musicals page for regular coverage, including previews, reviews, Kelly Critics reviews and video highlights, culminating in the regional showcases.
Click here for three 2008 schedules: chronological by date; also alphabetical by school; and alphabetical by shows.

Map of August Wilson's Pittsburgh Hill District