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News from the world of independent book sellers: Awesome Books has opened a new shop Downtown that will stay open until midnight on weekends, while Mystery Lovers Bookshop in Oakmont is looking for new owners to take over the local institution. (Today)
The Avett Brothers, who played a sold-out show last spring during the premiere season of Stage AE's outdoor concerts, will return to the venue May 20. (Today)
The Whitney Houston that most Pittsburghers knew was the Whitney who paraded across the screen -- on MTV, movies and awards shows -- or throughout the tabloids. (Today)
When it comes to TV news reporters choosing their spots for live remotes, there isn't a handbook of do's and don'ts. (Today)
When young Aleksandr Voinov of Franklin Park sits on the piano bench for his "From the Top" performance tonight at Carnegie Music Hall (Today)
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- 'From the Top' radio show to tape in Oakland
- No cougars left in 'Cougar Town' as it focuses on pop culture jokes
- Winners selected in Shakespeare Monologue and Scene Contest
- Serb distributor refuses to show Jolie war movie
- People: Adele, Oprah Winfrey, Whitney Houston, Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, Angelina Jolie
- Serb distributor refuses to show Jolie war movie (Today)
- 3-D can't hide the flaws in 'Phantom Menace' (Yesterday)
- Love beats action as 'The Vow' bows with $41.7M (Yesterday)
- 'Journey 2': wholesome sequel tackles unusual mission to a mysterious island (02/10/2012)
- Live-action shorts best among Oscar nominees (02/10/2012)
- Romantic drama 'The Vow' underwhelms (02/10/2012)
- 'Safe House' -- Spy and mind games in brutal bromance (02/10/2012)
- 'Shame' explores pain of one's sexual obsession (02/10/2012)
- Oscar-nominated documentaries gripping and revealing (02/10/2012)
- Family Film Guide: 'The Vow', 'Journey 2: The Mysterious Island' (02/10/2012)
- Doubtful 3-D will improve 'Star Wars: Episode 1 -- The Phantom Menace' (02/10/2012)
- Documentary honors legendary singer and activist Harry Belafonte (02/09/2012)
- New to DVD: 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn,' 'A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas' (02/09/2012)
- 'I Am Bruce Lee' explores the power and struggles of martial arts legend (02/09/2012)
- Guests check in but the scares don't in 'The Innkeepers' (02/09/2012)
- Film Notes: Dormont benefit (02/07/2012)
- WXPI reporter Courtney Brennan's near-miss goes viral on YouTube (Today)
- No cougars left in 'Cougar Town' as it focuses on pop culture jokes (Today)
- 'Slavery by Another Name': PBS documentary explores forced servitude after the Emancipation Proclamation (02/12/2012)
- Cybertainment: Entries sought for music video remix contest (02/12/2012)
- Reality Check: Belle Vernon sharpshooter sets his sights on 'Top Shot' (02/11/2012)
- TBS grabs 'Sullivan and Son,' a fun portrait of Pittsburgh (02/10/2012)
- Laughs not written into the plot of 'Comic Book Men' (02/10/2012)
- Radio Notes: 02/10/12 (02/10/2012)
- 'Antiques Roadshow' to start airing segments taped here (02/08/2012)
- Tuned In: 'The River' has a lot going on under surface (02/07/2012)
- Avett Brothers, Heart added to Stage AE lineup (Today)
- Remembering Whitney Houston's concerts in Pittsburgh (Today)
- YouTube winning pianist, Aleksandr Voinov, to play at teen concert (Today)
- 'From the Top' radio show to tape in Oakland (Today)
- Honeck agrees to contract extension with PSO (Yesterday)
- Adele took it all home on Grammy night (Yesterday)
- Music never stopped during Grammy broadcast (Yesterday)
- Glamour girls on the red carpet at the Grammys (Yesterday)
- Friends remember Whitney Houston at Grammy Awards ceremony (Yesterday)
- 54th Grammy Award winners (Yesterday)
- Investigators seek answers in Houston's death (Yesterday)
- Houston recalled as happy in days before death (02/12/2012)
- Dionne Warwick's Greensburg concert postponed (02/12/2012)
- Political playlists: What messages do presidential campaign songs send? (02/12/2012)
- Composer Steven Stucky's new piece will honor Rachel Carson's work (02/12/2012)
- Pittsburgh Opera plans wicked season (02/12/2012)
- Cybertainment: Entries sought for music video remix contest (02/12/2012)
- A singular voice in bluegrass: Ralph Stanley (02/12/2012)
- Whitney Houston, pop diva for two decades, dies at 48 (02/12/2012)
- 2Do: 02/12/12 (02/12/2012)
- Whitney Houston, pop diva for two decades, dies at 48 (02/11/2012)
- Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra concert tips the scales (02/11/2012)
- Chris Brown to remain on probation (02/11/2012)
- Rascal Flatts, Toby Keith, Lady Antebellum among those set for 2012 Megaticket (02/10/2012)
- March 3 PSO recital canceled for slow sales (02/10/2012)
- PSO Concerto Competition seeks soloist (02/10/2012)
- Mac Miller nominated for mtvU Woodie Awards (02/10/2012)
- Soulful British singer Adele had better clear some space for all of her Grammys (02/09/2012)
- Biggest nights at the Grammys (02/09/2012)
- Pittsburgh Symphony taking YouTube submissions (02/09/2012)
- Adele: Even rappers and metalheads dig her (02/09/2012)
- Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's 2012-2013 season balances new/standard repertoire (02/09/2012)
- Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 2012-13 season (02/09/2012)
- Blind Pilot rises with the 'Tide' (02/09/2012)
- For the Record: Van Halen (02/09/2012)
- Hot List: 02/09/12 (02/09/2012)
- Philly indie rockers Ursa Major find a home in the town of Doo-Wop (02/09/2012)
- Local Scene: 02/09/12 (02/09/2012)
- Let's Learn From the Past: Jazz in Pittsburgh (02/09/2012)
- Weekend Guide, Feb. 9-12, 2012 (02/09/2012)
- Winners selected in Shakespeare Monologue and Scene Contest (Today)
- Dancing partners: At Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Cupid's arrow strikes more than usual (02/12/2012)
- Person of interest: Karla Boos of Quantum Theatre (02/12/2012)
- Shakespeare Monologue and Scene Contest finalists named (02/11/2012)
- Shakespeare finalists named (02/10/2012)
- Playwright Ray Werner confronts age issues with 'Elder Hostages' trilogy (02/09/2012)
- Weekend Guide, Feb. 9-12, 2012 (02/09/2012)
- Hot List: 02/09/12 (02/09/2012)
- CLO Cabaret gets sassy with 'Ruthless' (02/08/2012)
- 'Why I'm Scared of Dance' takes many funny steps (02/07/2012)
- REP's 'Mid-Strut' sports clever set and humor but lacks depth (02/07/2012)
- Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre excels in mixed-repertory 'Uncommon' (02/07/2012)
- 2Do: 02/12/12 (02/12/2012)
- Weekend Guide, Feb. 9-12, 2012 (02/09/2012)
- Hot List: 02/09/12 (02/09/2012)
- Be a child again at The Frick: Exhibit revisits book illustrations (02/08/2012)
- Egyptian artists to join closing events at Mattress Factory (02/08/2012)
- Reverend's sacrifice staves off North Side church sale (02/07/2012)
- Let's Talk About Art: Environmental portraits in black and white (02/07/2012)
- Downtown gains Awesome Books; Oakmont's Mystery Lovers Bookshop seeks buyer (Today)
- 'The World America Made': Robert Kagan for the defense (02/12/2012)
- Josh Bazell's 'Wild Thing' gets woolly (02/12/2012)
- 'A Line in the Sand': The pre-Israel intrigue (02/12/2012)
- The Next Page / Where Langston Hughes fueled his muse: Cleveland (02/12/2012)
- Obituary: Jeffrey Zaslow / Randy Pausch's 'The Last Lecture' co-author killed in Michigan car crash (02/12/2012)
- 2Do: 02/12/12 (02/12/2012)
- Two mothers hope to get children's books published (02/09/2012)
- 'Bringing Up Bebe': Why the French make better parents (no offense) (02/08/2012)
- Author Walter Dean Myers is passionate about the benefits of parents reading to children (02/08/2012)
- Be a child again at The Frick: Exhibit revisits book illustrations (02/08/2012)
- Children's Corner: 'Dead End in Norvelt' led Jack Gantos to Newbery gold (02/07/2012)
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