Arts & Entertainment

“This bunk is the death bed,” wrote a soldier while on a troop ship heading to Vietnam in 1967, scrawling the letters on the ...

Citizen’s Police Academy Random shootings and unsolved crimes are a concern for many Wilmington residents. Some of those ...

The Franklin Institute is opening “Body Worlds: Animal Inside Out,” an exhibition featuring dead animals that have been flaye ...

This morning the annual Week-A-Year Tour of the East Coast Greenway kicks off in Philadelphia. Forty-one bicyclists will begin the ...

It’s hard to tell what’s more impressive about “Arcadia” – Tom Stoppard’s brilliant boil-over of ideas or ...

The new extension to the Schuylkill River Trail in Philadelphia opens today. After two years of construction, the Schuylkill Banks ...

Acclaimed actor, writer, and director Alan Alda continues his lifelong passion to probe the nexus between art and science.  He’ ...

Sometimes you just have to bring in the big guns to wake up the near-dead – and in “The Addams Family,” of course, plenty o ...

Temple University’s School of Media and Communication has honored a list of alumni who went on to accomplished careers in journalis ...

Stolen art Three years in the making, a first of its kind art exhibit of valuable antiquities from Italy is set to make its US d ...

It’s no wonder that audiences love “Love Letters” – even though it’s a play with basic costumes, little ma ...

A little-known museum in Philadelphia’s Old City is getting a facelift — both in its galleries and its mission. The Na ...

The new fall season of exhibitions at the the Institute for Contemporary Art, in West Philadelphia, includes a two-hour, non-narrative vi ...

It may not be everyone’s idea of “theater,” but the final Philly Fringe-produced show of the festival is nevertheless a ...

One of the first things Ángel Corella did after arriving in the Pennsylvania Ballet’s new building, on North Broad Street in Phila ...