Entertainment
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Kennedy Township resident Ashley Marina sings on NBC’s “The Voice.” (Photo courtesy of NBC/”The Voice”) Ashley Marina, an 18-year-old from Kennedy Township, shares her experience on “The Voice” after being eliminated in the battle round. Despite the setback, she has no regrets and resumed her studies at Belmont University. With a passion for music since childhood, Ashley aims for a successful career as a live performer.
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The NFL Films documentary “The Football Town” is showing at the Kamin Science Center on the North Shore. (Image courtesy of Pittsburgh Steelers) “The Football Town” is an immersive documentary showcasing Pittsburgh’s rich football history, from youth to professional levels. Now showing at the Rangos Giant Cinema, it celebrates the city’s passion for the sport, honors iconic moments and sets the stage for next month’s NFL Draft.
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© 2026 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All rights reserved. Image courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures. Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride!” the latest in a trend of reimagining classic movies, with this one putting a new and different spin on the 1935 film “Bride of Frankenstein.” The new version gives new meaning to the term “Bridezilla.”
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The Football Town header displayed on the screen prior to a press conference and media olny viewing of the 52 minute documentary at the Kamin Science Center on the North Shore of Pittsburgh. (Photo by Mike Longo Jr.) The Steelers hosted a media event at Kamin Science Center to showcase the documentary “The Football Town,” highlighting Pittsburgh’s rich football culture. Gazette Sports Editor Mike Longo Jr. shares personal reflections on the film, its production quality, and its emotional connection to the local community.
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Theatrical poster for ‘How to Make a Killing.’ Image courtesy of A24. West Hills Gazette film reviewer Drew Moniot says Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley provide star turns in “How to Make a Killing,” and their performances help to make this hybrid film worth seeing.
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Dan Rooney, Steelers vice president of business developement and strategy, speaks at a press conference following the Media Only premier showing of the documentary, “The Football Town” at the Kamin Science Center on the North Shore. The documentary is the kickoff event leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft in April in Pittsburgh. (Photo by Mike Longo Jr.) A new documentary, “The Football Town,” highlights Pittsburgh’s rich football culture and its historical significance in the NFL. Premiering on Feb. 28 at the Kamin Science Center, the film showcases local traditions, generational connections and features notable personalities, celebrating the region’s deep football roots.
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Image courtesy of Vertical Entertainment West Hills Gazette movie reviewer Drew Moniot provides his take on the latest version of the classic “Dracula,” which this time features more sex and romance than violence and gore.
