Arts & Entertainment

Next fall, some of the most provocative artists in the world will come to Philadelphia to create public sculptures and installations. ...

Forget the Falcons. Super Bowl Sunday is all about the puppies. Animal Planet’s ...

When people describe the Underground Railroad to newcomers to American history, they usually have to explain that it was not literally un ...

The Tin Angel, a Philadelphia musical institution for a quarter-century, will close this weekend after two final shows on Saturday night. ...

The house where noted singer, actor and Civil Rights activist Paul Robeson lived his final years is getting a second chance after the fou ...

In English, you say “break bread” when you commune with friends over food. In Arabic, you say “have salt and bread.R ...

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has allowed a raucous cabaret performance to be held in its gallery of 16th century art. The Bearded ...

Mary Tuomanen opens “Hello! Sadness!” at FringeArts in Old City, on a stage with no set, no props, a ...

What do you get when you pair America’s most visionary black nationalist with America’s most radical anarchist? If you’ ...

It taxes credibility and has a cheap ending to boot, but we’re going to have to overlook the weak points in Deborah Zoe Laufer̵ ...

The Free Library of Philadelphia opens its annual city-wide reading program, “One Book, One Philadelphia,” on Wednesday with ...

Over the weekend, Washington, D.C., newspaper The Hill reported that the Trump transition team is considering eliminating the National En ...

You know how they say the future is in the stars? In Nick Payne’s surreal and beautifully constructed “Constellations,” ...

Scholars at Princeton University are researching that university’s historic relationship to slavery for a series of academic and ar ...

The Barnes Foundation made up for years of controversy surrounding its 2012 move to downtown Philadelphia by building what is almost unan ...