Arts & Entertainment

The Women’s Mobile Museum is a year-long artist residency and exhibition project of the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (PPAC).

With Miss America contestants donning more sensible clothes, a popular annual spoof of the Atlantic City pageant, Miss'd America, feels more like nostalgia than satire.

Meg White started drumming because of Jack. It was 1997.

The complex films of Yael Bartana at the Philadelphia Museum of Art wrap multicultural messaging with nationalist propaganda.

Redlining has shaped Philadelphia dramatically, affecting not only the city’s demographics and widespread inequality, but also its psychology.

Samuel Beckett's words in whispers and a solo-performance obsession with Kate Winslow,

The play takes a hard look at the underbelly of college athletic programs.

Guests: Ray Didinger, Marcus Hayes It’s an hour of Philly sports! The Eagles are coming off a rough Week 2, hav ...

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A Shakespeare tragedy, and a look from the future into the past.

NewsWorks Tonight’s Dave Heller visited the workshop of restorative luthier, Tim Huenke, who owns and operates Superior Guitar Works in Flourtown, Pa.

Artist John Dowell mixes personal memory and American history in his surreal vision of cotton, now at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.

A play by the creator of Peter Pan, and a rewarding Tennessee Williams work.

Bradley Cooper has had a story to tell for a long time — about fame, addiction, his relationship with his dad.

Princeton University went beyond the usual suspects when it selected the quartet So Percussion as their Edward T. Cone Performers in Resi ...