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TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. I’m a proud Pittsburgher. How could I not be? I was born and raised in the Steel City and attended the University of Pittsburgh down the street from my home. In 2014, I founded a nonprofit organization, Queen’s Gambit Chess Institute. I have taught chess in Pittsburgh’s nine districts ever since. I’ve lived here since 1999, and I thought I knew everything I needed to be an educated citizen. I was wrong. It wasn’t until earlier this summer when I spoke to leaders fro...

Print Amid all the (deserved) hoopla for Netflix’s “The Queens Gambit,” there’s one character who is often overlooked: Mr. Shaibel, the janitor who sparks the chess obsession in our young heroine. But Bill Camp’s performance — understated, taciturn and, in the end, generous — is as critical as any of the leads. That’s part of Camp’s talent: No matter where the Massachusetts native turns up — including “News of the World,” filmed with wife Elizabeth Marvel, and HBO’s “The Outsider” — he makes his contribution, whatever size, essential. Armed with a SAG nominati...

The Golden Globes winner absolutely stunned at the event wearing Haute Couture Dior, and over $2 million worth of Tiffany & Co. diamonds.

Skip to main content How a former designer for Disney's theme parks created 'Maquette,' a PS5 game inspired by SF FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Victorian homes appear in the new San Francisco-set video game "Maquette," which was released by Annapurna Interactive on Tuesday.Annapurna InteractiveShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Bryce Dallas Howard ("The Mandalorian," "Jurassic World") and husband Seth Gabel ("American Horror Story," "Fringe") attend a Sundance Institute event at The Theatre at the Ace Hotel on Aug. 11, 2016, in Los Angeles. The couple portrays Kenzie and Michael in the game.Todd Williamson...

NEW YORK (77WABC) -The pandemic didn’t stop the kick-off to the 2021 Awards Season…maybe it should have? The Golden Globes were sad and painful to say the least- that’s coming from someone who LIVES for awards season. Since previously experiencing the September 2020 Emmy Awards ‘at home’, I was willing to watch the Globes with a forgiving heart. It wasn’t even the fact that hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey weren’t in the same room, it was the weak writing and inadequate punchlines that made you wish you were watching a video from your 7 thgrade health class instead.