Arts & Entertainment

As the Philadelphia 76ers prepare to make the first pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, Philadelphia Daily News sports columnist Marcus Hayes joi ...

The artist Andrew Wyeth would have been 100 years old July 12. To mark the occasion, the U.S. Post Office will release a postage stamp in ...

In his new memoir, You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, author Sherman Alexie writes about his complicated relationship with his mother. ...

The leader of the Philadelphia Orchestra has announced she will step down. Allison Vulgamore, who has been the president and CEO f ...

Dr. Seuss, the legendary children’s book author, not only drew whimsical creatures for his stories, he sometimes sculpted them as t ...

One of Trenton’s secrets is that it’s a fun place to see art. Probably the best example is its annual 24-hour festival ...

A new audio walking tour of Philadelphia’s Old City guides people through historic preservation hot spots with their phones.  ...

People in the Delaware Valley will have a chance to see a solar eclipse this summer. On August 21, a total solar eclipse will pass, coast ...

For LGBTQ couples, celebrating Father’s Day or Mother’s Day can be tricky. And as more children are raised in nontradi ...

On Wednesday’s Radio Times, guest-host Mary Cummings-Jordan spoke to one inmate, Cody, who said the program “is telling me that I am ...

Redemption through music. This is the mission of Songs in the Key of Free, and organization that is showing solidarity with incarcerated ...

To find the next generation of talent, a coalition of organizations in Philadelphia devoted to classical music education has been given $ ...

Lucky Terry Brennan – he gets to play not just a fourth grader, but one who celebrates life with abandon. Or, as his teacher Miss Jacks ...

This weekend, Drexel University will reveal a new musical instrument it has been working on for a year. It’s a drum kit played w ...

Philadelphia’s innovative treatment court for people repeatedly arrested for prostitution is now the subject of a play, “Proj ...