Arts & Entertainment

The Erie Art Museum's board says it's cut ties with its executive director, days after a newspaper said he had dated and made advances toward women he worked with.

Hundreds of singers will be assembling in Philadelphia to participate at the Keystone Sacred Harp Convention in January. One of the conventions organizers, Thomas Ward, joins.

Did any of your favorite films of the year make the list?

Using real details of Tubman’s life, Cary turns her story into a time-traveling play at the Arden Theatre.

Liz Moore discusses her new crime novel, "Long Bright River" about two sisters, one a police officer and the other a drug-addict, caught up in Philadelphia's opioid crisis.

The Center City District is taking applications for acts to perform in Dilworth Park.

Three musicians will spend six months at the Kimmel Center to make new work.

An international roster of 47 artists submitted work to the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia to honor the late David Bowie.

About 1,000 letters written by poet T.S. Eliot to confidante Emily Hale were unveiled Thursday, revealing an intense but ultimately thwarted love affair.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said a trans character will appear in a movie that is currently being filmed.

Philadelphia’s famous drag queen, Martha Graham Cracker, stops by to talk about the rumors of retirement, her new album, and what's next.

Kiley Reid’s debut novel Such a Fun Age, is receiving wide praise for being both a page-turner and a book that tackles the weighty issues of race and class.

Kiley Reid discusses her debut novel, "Such a Fun Age," about a black 25-year old babysitter and her wealthy white employer. Then, Philly drag queen Martha Graham Cracker.

All things bridal, a week-long celebration of a late music legend, and dinosaurs come alive in this week’s Things To Do.

The annual fireworks displays at 6 p.m. and midnight draw revelers of all ages to the Philly and Camden waterfronts.