Arts & Entertainment

Ibrahim Miari grew up Jewish and also Muslim, and stands between two cultures.

After last year's citywide exhibition of 20 temporary monuments, the Monument Lab issues a report on what the public wants.

“I’m usually an optimist, I’m a keg is half-full kind of guy."

Remorse and regret may fill the lyrics, but warmth fills the room.

The Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s 2018-19 season begins tonight at The Grand Operas House in Wilmington. Opening with a celebrat ...

Trump once called them "shitholes." Now artists from those countries are reclaiming the epithet.

An exhibition of murals by local artists urges people to register to vote.

Hannah Storm and Andrea Kremer will become the first female announcing team to cover an NFL game this Thursday.

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.