Arts & Entertainment

In 1840, photography was both the runt of the fine art world and its greatest threat.

At last month's Sundance Film Festival, Knock Down the House broke the festival's documentary sales record: reportedly $10 million to Netflix.

Strong women take the microphone.

At 70, photographer David Lebe is having his first retrospective at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. He didn't think he'd live to see it.

The new “Mythic Creatures” exhibit opens at The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University Saturday.

Clare O’Malley delivers a sweet, searing Joan who dazzles all with her confidence and determination in Delaware Theatre Company's production of "Saint Joan" in Wilmington.

The book pokes fun at silent letters in the English language and some other funky phonetic exceptions.

A photographer, a housewife and a show that doesn't know when to stop.

Tierra Whack wore a rainbow-colored, faux-fur to the Grammy Awards’ red carpet last weekend. The outfit went viral, catapulting a Philadelphia designer into the limelight.

The South Philadelphia theater company lost its home of 10 years. Now, it’s moving back to a bigger, better — albeit underground — stage.

Your chance to get a piece of Philadelphia’s LOVE Park continues, as a second round of granite bricks have again been turned into paperweights — in time for Valentine's Day.

Thirty Philadelphia artists submitted work that has replaced all advertising in the Walnut-Locust Station.

A desperate single mother bares her soul, but not effectively until the play's very end.

A stranger lip-syncing to one of her songs in South Africa has propelled a Philadelphia singer to resume her career.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has the first major retrospective of David Lebe’s experimental photography, tracing his life as a gay man for a half-century.