Arts & Entertainment

Movies inspire discussion and debate, so why shouldn't end-of-year lists do the same?

The emails included one that used a vulgar term for female genitalia to refer to past Miss America winners.

Jewish events in Philadelphia over the Christmas holiday attract more than Jews.

Before we begin, a note: See how the adjective up there in that headline is "favorite," not "best?" That's intentional.

The Philadelphia Orchestra has removed Charles Dutoit's title of conductor laureate following allegations of sexual misconduct.

The move has raised questions about the future of the nationally televised broadcast from Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall.

Three opera singers and a classical musician are claiming that conductor Charles Dutoit sexually assaulted them. One singer says she was assaulted in Philadelphia.

At one time, there were six floors overhead, each shelving tens of thousands of books. But, for just a brief moment, the space was filled with the delicate breath of a flute.

The first step to understanding the reaction is realizing that, to many fans, there has already been a trilogy to follow 1983's "Return of the Jedi."

City Hall and neighbors hope the new mural on B Street Bridge will spur pride and revitalization in one of Philadelphia's most troubled places.

Critics are heaping praise on a new off-Broadway play about life in modern Africa. But if you're assuming the topic must be war or disease or famine, you're in for surprise.

The measure calls for allowing a theater with 100 seats or more, limited to the performance and two hours before or after, to be able to serve alcohol.

Seven years after completion, the Pennsylvania Convention Center expansion has installed a worthy art collection.

Philadelphia's Fabric Workshop and Museum looks back on 40 years of artist residencies.

For over 100 years the Choir School of Delaware has trained people of all ages to sing, but for the kids who attend, the lessons learned will shape their lives.