Arts & Entertainment

A 'Hamilton' musical theater summer camp puts kids in the room where it happens.

Wes Matthews, 17, has been named Philadelphia's youth poet laureate. He moved here from Detroit just a year ago.

In 2000, the Philadelphia-based gospel group was deemed a "national treasure" by the National Endowment for the Arts.

Neil Simon, the enormously productive comic playwright who often adapted his work into screenplays, died on early Sunday morning.

“Getting Off the Streets,” a new documentary that shines a spotlight on a “zero tolerance” rehabilitation program for homeless men in Camden, New Jersey.

The Trashcan Takeover campaign to put art on public trash cans hits back at tasteless advertising.

The Cherry Street Pier on the Delaware River waterfront is expected to open Oct. 12 with an open-air park, marketplace, food service and bar, and an artists colony.

Her entire career was a testimony to the wondrous mixtape of America itself. She stands as a rebuke to cultural police who try to prevent that type of border-crossing.

The 20th annual Marian Anderson Award – for artistry and altruism – will go to Queen Latifah.

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn talks with Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson.

Nominations were announced Monday for the awards for excellence in Philadelphia-area professional theater.

Faithful fans of world, blues, and folk music endured a weekend of intermittent showers to see a broad roster of performances at the 57th Philadelphia Folk Festival.

She could also be a bit of a hoot.

In the video, Vile crisscrosses Philadelphia in a Chrysler convertible, running errands and avoiding the parking police