Arts & Entertainment

The father of modern landscape design wrote the book that set the 1970s environmental movement on course.

The refugees of the “Friends, Peace, & Sanctuary” exhibitions want people to look past their scars of war and see them as creative members of American society.

Shakespeare’s “Antony and Cleopatra” runs July 10 through Aug. 4 as part of the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival.

Zach Barack plays a classmate of Peter Parker's in "Spider-Man: Far From Home." His gender identity is not addressed in the brief role.

The funny, freckled face of Alfred E. Neuman is more or less retiring.

The streaming content giant announced Wednesday that it will stub out depictions of smoking across all of its upcoming original programs aimed at younger viewers.

The international convention of gay square dancers arrives here for the first time, following the callers’ directions at a Center City hotel.

Even before the fireworks and concert, there was plenty of Independence Day action in America’s birthplace.

Visitors from all over the country gathered at Independence Hall for the annual Celebration of Freedom ceremony

A broadside printing was made before the official document was signed. For 241 years, it was never seen publicly, until now in Philadelphia.

Tonya Pendleton runs down things to do around Philadelphia for July 4th and through the weekend.

The play, set in West Chester, Pennsylvania, nimbly toggles back and forth in time to show the history in the foreground of the characters’ lives.

The 200 block of Broad Street in Philadelphia is now Patti LaBelle Way, and the legendary soul singer came to the city to receive the honor.

After a sale to a Chinese company fell through, Rider University wants to move Westminster College off its campus of 87 years. A legal challenge mounts.

The pioneering video artist uses water and technology to explore consciousness and afterlife.