Arts & Entertainment

Still awaiting a tally on costs and participants, Philadelphia officials bask in good will on the day after massive parade for Super Bowl winners.

The Delaware Theatre Company’s production of "Heisenberg" marks the Delaware acting debut of DTC executive director Bud Martin.

Four women take the French Revolution into their own hands.

Guests: Tom Goldman, Jeré Longman, Nick Paumgarten The Olympics kicked off today with the opening ceremonies in ...

"I did pray that God's will be done," says the Rev. Dr. Herb Lusk. "Thank God, his will was that the Eagles be victorious."

From ceremonial moments to candid interactions with family, the photographs document the daily life of President Barack Obama.

The U.S. Postal Service announced that it will release a Forever Stamp featuring America's favorite neighbor, television icon Mister Rogers.

I was searching when I first heard Alice Coltrane's music.

Opera Philadelphia presents 'Written on Skin,' featuring Ben Franklin's novel glass instrument.

Two veteran locally-based actors excel in Samuel Beckett's classic.

Several Philadelphia institutions wagered on the big game with counterparts in Boston. It's time to collect.

A bold Civil War play from a brave theater company.

In the late '60s, Shell Oil wanted to build a refinery in Delaware. That started a fight to preserve Delaware’s land.

The cost was daunting: With well over 100 million viewers expected to tune in this year, NBC charged just over $5 million for each 30 second spot.

The "Black Pulp" traveling exhibition about high-brow and low-brow black art comes to the African American Museum in Philadelphia.