Arts & Entertainment

It’s no easy thing to start a radio station from scratch, especially if you’re a radio rookie. From compressors to coaxial ...

Let’s get right to the point: the ending. It’s the final number of “Gypsy,” when Rose — the ultimate stage moth ...

A new festival of new music will come to Philadelphia next fall. The October Revolution of Jazz and Contemporary Music will feature four ...

Playwright Lynn Nottage is having a moment right now. This year, the New York-based writer won her second Pulitzer Prize for drama ...

This weekend, the Franklin Institute opens its summer exhibition about mathematical patterns that recur in nature. Its centerpiece is a 1 ...

A new art exhibit focusing on revolutionary acts will be popping up around Philadelphia. Starting on Thursday, ...

Summer reading lists abound this time of year. Whether it’s fiction or nonfiction — something heady or playful — that make ...

There’s no secret that these are polarizing times. Having a simple conversation about politics with friends, family or coworkers can so ...

Long before “alternative facts” became a concept the White House employs, James Ijames began writing his play “White, ...

Last night Philadelphia’s Art Sanctuary wrapped up it’s 33rd Black Arts Festival with a the Legacy Awards Ceremony. The theme ...

The future of health care; missing children; divine absurdities — these are just a few of the things keeping Vashti DuBois up at night. ...

A 12-hour outdoor dance party will be held at Penn’s Landing this Saturday, from noon to midnight. It is hosted by FringeArts, the ...

The prophet Isaiah sees a day when the wolf lives with the lamb and the leopard lies down with the little goat. In Mary Tuomanen’s ...

Ashcroft and Moore, a new auction house about to stage its first auction, is situated in an unassuming warehouse space on Fairhill Road i ...

Efforts nationally to erode “traditional moral values” vilify Catholics as bigots and threaten religious liberty for all Americans, U ...