Arts & Entertainment

Will Smith has again apologized to Chris Rock for slapping him during the Oscar telecast, saying in an online video that his behavior was “unacceptable.”

A traveling herd of caprine entertainers is putting on play performances, parades and bringing education and joy to residents of all ages.

From Rose Maxson in Fences on Broadway to Lettie Bostic on TV's A Different World, Alice's career encompassed comedy, drama, stage and screen.

“How to Get to the River” at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University wants visitors to experience Philly’s watershed first-hand.

The weekend’s events in Philly, Del., and N.J. include Monster Trucks Live, Black Keys, and the East Passyunk Car Show and Street Fest.

The outdoor performance pairs the problematic “Taming” with its answer play circa 1610, “The Tamer Tamed.”

Tony Dow, who played Wally Cleaver on the hit TV show Leave It To Beaver, has died at 77. He had cancer.

World Wrestling Entertainment’s flagship event is coming to Philadelphia in 2024.

In a statement announcing the cancellation, TBS said it has made “some difficult, business-based decisions” as part of its new programming strategy.

A handful of women dressed in rags scrubbed the ground of the City Hall courtyard to amplify the work to access abortion rights in the U.S.

“His History of Art” at the Fabric Workshop and Museum traipses through history as a whimsical, crass TV show.

Pete Rose will make an appearance on the field in Philadelphia next month for the first time since receiving a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball.

Kyle Larson was the start of a Grand Prix in Philadelphia run by the Urban Youth Racing School.

Kurt Vile has always been a Philly guy — it's where he grew up; it's where he started his music career.

WHYY’s Priyanka Tewari spoke to Snacktime founder Sam Gellerstein at the band’s album release party. Gellerstein calls “Sounds from the Street: Live” a love letter to Philly.