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Marylynn Uricchio is the society editor and SEEN columnist for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. She was the film critic for 17 years, during which she regularly attended the Academy Awards and profiled prominent actors from Sean Connery to Brad Pitt. She also served as fashion editor and as an arts feature writer. Marylynn has a B.A. from the University of Pittsburgh, where she majored in film, and an M.A. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where she specialized in criticism.

Patricia SheridanPatricia Sheridan

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Patricia Sheridan has been a staff writer at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette since 1997, covering social events for Seen, interior design reporting for the Saturday Homes section and general features. She also writes the weekly Breakfast With Q&A column.

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â?¢ Oct. 11: One Night Stand, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Gala. At the Benedum Center; 412-471-8712.

â?¢ Oct. 11: The Sixth Annual Benefit for ALS. At J Verno Studios; 412-655-7535.

â?¢ Oct. 11: Oakland Catholic High School's Leading Ladies V benefit The Circle of Life. At the Westin Convention Center; 412-682-6797.

â?¢ Oct. 12: First Don Bosco Award Dinner to benefit Adobe for Children. At the Churchill Valley Country Club; 724-538-5700.

â?¢ Oct. 12: Bounty in the Barn, harvest celebration to benefit the Allegheny Land Trust. At a private residence in Sewickley Heights; 412-741-2750.

â?¢ Oct. 14: Allegheny County Bar Foundation Inaugural Zittrain Forum on Law & Public Policy. At the Omni William Penn; 412-402-6640.

â?¢ Oct. 15: Gilda's Club Western Pennsylvania Key to the Cure event. At Saks Fifth Ave; 412-338-1919.

â?¢ Oct. 15: Preview Party for Pizzazz to benefit the Garden Club of Allegheny County. At Fox Chapel Golf Club; 412-741-1542.

â?¢ Oct. 16-17: Pizzazz, the Garden Club of Allegheny County shopping benefit featuring 30 designer boutiques. At Fox Chapel Golf Club; 412-741-1542.

â?¢ Oct. 16: Sojourner House Second annual Jazz Explosion. At LeMont Restaurant; 412-441-7783.

â?¢ Oct. 17: The Child Health Association of Sewickley's Preview Party for the 9th annual Sewickley Valley Antique Show. At the Edgeworth Club, Sewickley; 412-259-8260.

â?¢ Oct. 17: Denim & Diamonds to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. At Butler Country Club; 724-586-7701.

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