Arts & Entertainment

Seventeen U.S. stadiums in 16 areas remain in the bidding for the first 48-team World Cup.

Ryan Long is clearly brilliant, but he is also very humble.

The cast and crew at People’s Light Theater were given a crash course in West Chester’s Black history for their premiere of “Bayard Rustin Inside Ashland.”

Harper yelled over to a group of fans and offered the trade. The Phillies fans accepted and walked off an autographed cap.

Vangelis composed the music for Blade Runner and Chariots of Fire, which won him an Academy Award.

Music, theater, and street festivals dominate the weekend events schedule in and around Philadelphia.

LadyBug Music Festival founder Gayle Dillman talks about challenges women still face in the music business, advice for artists, and what to expect at the festival this year.

The celebrated basketball coach’s conversation with Terry Gross at the virtual event explored Staley’s struggles to achieve her dream of staying in the game for life.

Autonomous technologies help the Mendelssohn Chorus perform a new work about the ethics of robotics.

Sixers basketball President Daryl Morey said Doc Rivers will return for a third season as coach.

Ward died on Sunday at age 79.

Known online as ACO Jess, she just wants people to understand her job.

Mia Ellen Ruggieri of Bala Cynwyd made 100 earrings to help raise money for people in Ukraine. She’s only 9 years old.

Philly’s Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History comes back after the pandemic and bankruptcy as a forum for contemporary issues.

The Heat will play the winner of the Milwaukee-Boston series.