Arts & Entertainment

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure that would provide tax credits of $75 million a year for film productions and $10 million for digital media content.

One of Philadelphia’s true first families will receive a long-overdue recognition this week. The Montiers are descendants of Philadelphia’s first mayor, Humphrey Morrey.

  New York Review of Books’ editor IAN BURUMA, knew almost ...

As video games evolved from side-scrolling beat-em-ups to intricately layered, cinematic narratives, why didn’t films based on them get any better?

James Beard Foundation representatives were in Rittenhouse Square Wednesday morning to announce this year’s culinary award nominees.

A nationwide network of Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school graduates are mobilizing for change. That includes using comedy.

University of Delaware alum Carl Pariso expects many of his former music and theater professors in the crowd to see his performance in the touring company of “Cabaret.”

Are those sock puppets lining the shelves at Princeton University’s Bernstein Gallery? They look like sock puppets from a distance, ...

Contemporary artist Yinka Shonibare makes new work for Allentown Art Museum — but it won't be on permanent display for a few more years.

The Metropolitan Opera fired music director emeritus James Levine after an investigation found evidence of sexual abuse and harassment. ...

In the surprising second part of the 'Lydie Breeze' trilogy of plays by John Guare, the Civil War is over and a highly uncivil one begins.

Emperor penguins are known to be social and curious. But you probably didn't know that they are also reasonably good at framing a video shot.

Grade-school characters tell a story about being black and poor in the '40s, adapted from Toni Morrison's novel.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art made a bet with the Museum of Fine Arts Boston over the Super Bowl. On Friday, the victor reaped its spoils.

Arab art residency concludes after 18 months with concert and exhibition.