Arts & Entertainment

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.

Her mind takes off into daydreams, but the play is earth-bound by echoing sound where it's performed.

The Rodin Museum in Philadelphia keeps alive a discussion about public monuments started in 2017 by the Monument Lab.

Opera Philadelphia has commissioned “Denis and Katya,” an opera based on the 2016 shooting deaths of two Russian teens in a self-inflicted explosion of violence.

Hip-hop performers argue over the purpose of a public forum.

A Philadelphia production team released an online documentary on Shudder, tracking a century of black representation in the bloodiest of genres.

"Movers & Makers" intends to pull back the curtain, showing the region, people and places that you might not know about. It premieres Thursday night at 9 on WHYY-TV.

“Mundane Futures” assembles African-American art and artifacts as it imagines a radically banal tomorrow. The exhibit continues through March 31 at Penn.

It’s an accidental triple-threat as three regional theater companies simultaneously produce variations of Chekhov’s classic ‘Three Sisters.’