Find Xante - Pittsburgh Post

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Kaufmann’s may
no longer be part
of the Pittsburgh
landscape, but its
famous clock
continues to serve
as a favorite meeting
spot for friends,
colleagues, lovers
and families. It
provides a backdrop
today for this year’s
Find Xante, in
which Post-Gazette
readers _ as a holiday diversion _ are
asked to look for
our four-legged
newsroom mascot
who is missing
Downtown.
Can you help us
find him amid
the Pittsburgh
luminaries, past
and present,
celebrating the
holiday season?
F in d X a nt e
AND
FRIE NDS
Miyoshi Anderson,
Pittsburgh Fashion Week founder
Lee Baierl, car dealer
Le’ Veon Bell, Steelers running back
John Robinson Block, Post-Gazette publisher
Esther Bush, Pittsburgh Urban League president
Rob Cochran, car dealer
“Concussion” (filmed in Pittsburgh) actors Will
Smith and Albert Brooks with Cyril Wecht, former
Allegheny County medical examiner
Sidney Crosby, Penguins captain
Vin Diesel from “The Last Witch Hunter”
(filmed in Pittsburgh)
Rich Fitzgerald, Allegheny County executive
Pope Francis
Patrick Gallagher, University of Pittsburgh chancellor
Christopher Hahn, Pittsburgh Opera general director
Howard “Hoddy” Hanna, real estate company CEO
Terrance Hayes, MacArthur fellow and National
Book Award-winning poet
David Holmberg, Highmark president and CEO
Clint Hurdle, Pirates manager
Kathleen Kane, Pennsylvania attorney general
Jung-ho Kang, Pirates third baseman
Wiz Khalifa, rapper
Meghan Klingenberg, U.S. Women’s National
Soccer team defender
Jim Krenn, radio host
“Love the Coopers” (filmed in Pittsburgh) actors
John Goodman and Diane Keaton
Newlyweds Joe Manganiello of Mt. Lebanon and
Sofia Vergara
Andrew McCutchen, Pirates center fielder
Ewan McGregor, actor in “American Pastoral”
(filmed in Pittsburgh)
“Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” (filmed in Pittsburgh) actors Thomas Mann, Olivia Cooke and
RJ Cyler with Pittsburgh-born author/screenwriter
Jesse Andrews
Mac Miller, rapper
Connie Parker, NAACP president, Pittsburgh branch
Bill Peduto, mayor
Pittsburgh Dad, local comedian Curt Wootton
Billy Porter, Tony Award winner for “Kinky Boots”
Fred Rogers, children’s TV personality
George Romero, filmmaker
Jeffrey Romoff, UPMC president and CEO
Jimmy Ross, president of Kenny Ross group
Mike Sullivan, Penguins coach
Subra Suresh, president of Carnegie Mellon University
Mike and Kiya Tomlin, Steeler coach, designer
Melia Tourangeau, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
president and CEO
Andy Warhol, artist
Tom Wolf, Pennsylvania governor
Maddie Ziegler, child star
from Murrysville
Bishop David Zubik
Illustration by
Post-Gazette artists
Daniel Marsula, Ed Yozwick and James Hilston