The CW Sets Summer Premiere Dates
The CW sets premiere dates for more original summer programming.
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The CW sets premiere dates for more original summer programming.
Rap star Mac Miller has made it big, but he likes to come back home to Pittsburgh during breaks in his world tour. The former Malcolm McCormick stopped for lunch at Frick Park Market in Point Breeze, which became a YouTube sensation in his first rap video.
Aaron Coady was bullied for being gay in the town where he grew up, but he found acceptance in Pittsburgh where he takes the stage as drag queen "Sharon Needles." This year, "Sharon" won America's hearts as the winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race."
One of the biggest weekends of the summer is underway in Pittsburgh. Plenty of events to pack the Golden Triangle and the North Shore and it could make getting around difficult.
Just in time for a warm weekend, the new Dragon's Den slide at Sandcastle is ready for riders. Lifeguards tested the water park's first new slide in a decade.
For the first time since stepping down and giving up her crown, the former Miss Pennsylvania USA is speaking out.
"Supah Ninjas" is not looking for people to act. They want people who can dance, tumble and kick! The coming season will be taped in Pittsburgh.
Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay takes his tough love recipe to failing restaurants coast to coast and now he's brought it to Beaver County. "Kitchen Nightmares" is in Beaver to help out Levanti's.
Miss Pennsylvania is giving up her crown. Sheena Monnin of Cranberry claims the Miss USA Pageant was rigged. Monnin posted on Facebook: "In good conscience I can no longer be affiliated in any way with an organization I consider to be fraudulent, lacking in morals, inconsistent, and in many ways trashy."
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to actor Steve Guttenberg about his new book, his career, his part in Larry's movie, and his feeling about President Obama.
If art imitates life -- here's proof. Both filmmakers and the town of Apollo are trying to come to terms with the explosion of natural gas exploration.
The Gene Kelly Awards will be handed out in Pittsburgh this weekend. They honor the best and brightest high school students involved in drama and theater.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek talks with Todd McDevitt, owner of New Dimension Comics, about which D.C. superhero will come out in a future issue.
The Carrie furnace is roaring again, but this time, it's a movie. The rusted reminder of Pittsburgh's steel heritage is the backdrop for a fight scene in a film called "Out of the Furnace."
Robin Gibb, a founding member of the Bee Gees who helped propel the group to international stardom, has died in England. He was 62.
