Arts & Entertainment

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.

The modern medieval castle in Bryn Athyn has closed for renovations until 2023. So it sent its prized 12th-century stained glass to the Philly Art Museum.

Philly has opened 50 public pools across the city this summer, with another 20 still closed. But neighbors are loving any splash they can get.

July 21 – July 24: The weekend events include Ledisi at the Mann, Indigenous powwow in Delaware, and two new art exhibitions opening this week.

A pioneer in the world of dance has been awarded one of the largest cash prizes for artists in the United States.

The pop artist died on Monday at 93. His giant sculptures of common objects evoke the silly and the serious of Philly.

James A. Michener, who won a Pulitzer Prize for “Tales from the South Pacific,” credited his start to a title published in 1930.

What’s it like to be monumental? You can stand on a pedestal at the sculptural installation “Monument in Waiting” and feel posterity.

The new show is a venture from Shannon Maldonado, owner of acclaimed design shop Yowie.