Arts & Entertainment

“A World in the Making: The Shakers” examines the historic religious sect that has all but disappeared.

The education activist recently published a memoir about growing into adulthood after being shot by the Taliban as a child.

How did Princeton, N.J. go from a town named after the monarchy… to the home of one of the most legendary battles of the Revolutionary War?

Philly’s newest art institution is offering a unique restorative practice tied to the lunar cycle.

Davis painted large-scale scenes of Black life in an abstract style. His quick rise in the art world only lasted six years before he died at 32.

Jacob Fink, better known as @jacobdoesphilly, breaks down what exactly goes into food review content creation.

Ruth E. Carter is the most-nominated Black woman in Academy Award history.

For 30 years Pig Iron has created original theater that has delighted and disoriented audiences. Critics sometimes didn’t get it.

Jan. 22–25: A Pink Floyd tribute in Delaware, a Noah Davis exhibit at PMA and Wailers Band in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

A co-founder of the William Way Center, Olshan coordinated its first art exhibition 50 years ago. She now portrays people she has lost.

The scorched guitar fuzz and reverb that define Robb's experimental sound anchor Jessica Kourkounis' surreal film.

Jan. 15 - Jan. 18: ‘The Carol Burnett Show’ in Del., Center City Restaurant Week in Philly, and a writers' conference in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

The Philly nurse and performer turned a pack of dried fruit into a platform for queer joy and Filipino pride.

Out: Kevin Patullo apologists, locker-room beefs and drive-killing penalties. In: sloppy kisses, water-bowl scrums and indiscriminate potty breaks.

Jeffrey Rosen, the leader of the National Constitution Center for the last 12 years, has stepped down.