Whether it’s a judicious use of the word “yinz” or the flattening of vowels in words like “out” or “down,” Pitts­burghers ...

She sang of homesickness and longing, and often collaborated with American musicians like John Prine and Emmylou Harris.

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The Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Beijing Olympics composer premieres his immediately appealing choral concerto with the London Philharmonic Orchestra Whether or not you recognise the name of ...

Most people know Dylan Brady as the mastermind producer of 100 gecs; he’s the guy who vaults onstage in a full wizard getup like he forgot to disrobe after a Dungeons & Dragons convention. Three years ...

Jones disappoints after her riveting work on INO's Rosemary Kennedy opera Least Like the Other. Her visuals, in league with chameleonic lighting design by Lotta Hammarstrand, are often striking but ...

You might need a little luck of the Irish to pull it off, but slipping out of a party or leaving a bar without saying goodbye isn’t always rude, etiquette experts say. With St. Patrick's Day ...

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My traditional Irish scones, from an Irish woman and chef, are made with just seven simple ingredients yet deliver the perfect balance of texture: a crisp, golden outside and a soft, tender center.

In most places, “Irish potatoes” means exactly what you think: starchy, dirt-covered tubers. In Philadelphia, it means something else entirely — a sweet, sugary confection that looks like a tiny ...

As the saying goes, everybody’s Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. It’s the perfect time to revel in the spirit of Ireland — from its lush landscapes and rich traditions to cozy woolens, decadent chocolates ...

As Michiganders across the state celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, some counties are blessed with a little more “luck of the Irish” than others. Nearly 1 million Michigan residents, about 9.9% of the state ...