Arts & Entertainment

The Free Library of Philadelphia will receive electronic kiosks that print and dispense short stories.

From his Milton, Delaware, studio, Nick Serratore takes the landscapes around him and makes them his own.

Newark resident moves ahead with backing of coach Alicia Keys.

In 1818, Mary Shelley published her novel about an ambitious scientist and his creation, which would become a cautionary tale for what humans do with scientific innovation.

La Salle University in Philadelphia is getting pushback on several fronts over its decision to cull its art collection.

Opera Philadelphia announces its 2018-2019 season, including the world premiere of an opera about Alzheimer's disease.

A small Philadelphia fashion designer with big cultural ambitions gets a boost from the global phenomenon of 'Black Panther.'

The cast of "The Bluest Eye" remembers how important the Toni Morrison novel was to growing up black.

Philadelphia National Museum of American Jewish History opens exhibition about Leonard Bernstein and his lifelong crisis of faith.

In this send-up of spiritual retreats, just about everything speaks louder than words.

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.

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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.