Arts & Entertainment

Virginia Abrams was teaching biochemistry, when she discovered art quilts. She's since traded the lab for a sewing machine.

A mobile exhibition about the faces of hunger in America has rolled into the Philadelphia area. The multimedia gallery of document ...

Tom Lehrer, a master of irreverence, wrote cheerful songs that slammed core Establishment values in the ’50s and also land punches ...

When comedy legend Carol Burnett, 83, takes the stage of the Kimmel Center on April 11, it will be a throwback to The Carol Burnett Show ...

President Trump is committed to eliminating the Waters of the U.S. Rule, which outlines federally protected ...

One more for the road. The National Constitution Center is re-staging its exhibition, “American Spirits: the Rise and Fall o ...

Right now,  the Clay Studio in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood looks like a doll house lover’s dream. The walls hol ...

Author Yiyun Li wrote her latest literary work, “Dear Fr ...

Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s La Bori ...

Getting a welcome diversion from politics, Marty Moss-Coane talked about the 13th-century Persian poet Rumi on today’s Radio Times on W ...

“My joy is waiting 40 years to fulfill a dream, because a dream delayed is not a dream deferred,” Barbara Ann Fields said. Almost 70, ...

Guests: Ron Elving, Brad Gooch President Trump addressed the nation and Congress last night in his first prime-ti ...

The Chinese Lantern Festival will return to Philadelphia this summer. For the second year, the nighttime display of giant, ornate ...

If music has charms to calm the savage breast, can art soothe the distraught body politic? “Paperscapes” at the ...

Starting off as a predicable awards show, the Oscars dramatically turned awkward Sunday night when the producers of ‘La La LandR ...