Arts & Entertainment

Shakespeare is a persistent guy. The Philly Fringe Festival ended last weekend, but one show hangs on – his “King John,” a ...

What happens when the Free Library of Philadelphia announces it will begin lending out musical instruments? It immediately get lots of ca ...

Last week, Opera Philadelphia opened its new season by producing three operas simultaneously, including two premieres, and a tried-and-tr ...

Piper’s miracle Innovations and breakthroughs in the medical world often come from unexpected places. Our F ...

Oh, the pain of it! And the angst. But, hey … what about the fun? The fun is not what you expect from Anton Chekhov’s “ ...

“Historically, this has been a much more staid affair,” said President Obama in the East Room of the White House, where he we ...

It is a dream come true: A congratulatory call from out of the blue with a no-strings-attached $625,000 gift. ...

James McBride’s books have been bestsellers; they’ve earned him a National Book Award and been made into a movie. But he s ...

Marking art is often a process of breaking down life into parts, then reassembling those parts into something resembling life again — b ...

When the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced in April that Allen Iverson would be inducted in the class of 2016, I knew that I had to be there to see it.

The Elementary Spacetime Show We sit facing a broken, hopeless teenager. “This is a list of all the way ...

The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia will award its Liberty Medal to John Lewis, the U.S. congressman from Georgia and one of ...

New sense of freedom We’ll go through some of the big winners from the Delaware primary on this program, and ...

It’s hard to read the news when you’re a survivor of rape. Each case is different, but I see shades of my own attack and its ...

One of the giants of rock and roll is the subject of a new exhibition at the National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia. ...