Arts & Entertainment

Later this week, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts will open an exhibition, World War One and American Art,” marking the ce ...

Childhood sexual abuse affects approximately one i ...

David Silverman is one of the world’s foremost authorities on ancient Egypt. Whenever a crackpot theory about Egypt comes to the su ...

The Free Library has selected the next book for its annual One Book, One Philadelphia reading program: “The Curious Incident of the ...

More than long lines or scarce parking, there’s one thing that will keep patrons from attending plays without fail: high ticket pri ...

Long before the ascendancy of tweets and television, protest posters were a preferred way to broadcast dissentin ...

Joanna Pascale has a deep interest in flowers. The jazz singer has firmly established herself in Philadelphia, having held a regul ...

Islamic militants kidnap an investment banker in Pakistan and a grade-school girl is entranced by a forbidden garden – productions on t ...

Until the system broke down about 10 years ago, Tindley Temple, on Broad Street just below South, used to sound bells every Sunday mornin ...

Inside History While tickets to the National Museum of African American History and Culture are hard to come by, t ...

My hat comes off, and my heart goes out, to director Matthew Decker and the classy cast of the emotionally icky musical “A New Brai ...

A new community radio station has gone live in Philadelphia. WPPM, a low-powered station at 106.5 FM, will transmit from Center Ci ...

One of the best American painters of the 19th century, Thomas Eakins, was an early adopter of photographic technology. It turned out to b ...

Terror Behind the Walls at Philadelphia’s historic Eastern State Pe ...

Powerline plans We hear a lot about infrastructure upgrades and the fight over how to pay for those improvements. ...