Arts & Entertainment

This week the National Museum of American Jewish History, on Independence Mall in Philadelphia, will be re-interpreted by a drag queen. ...

Something rather strange happens when looking at Paul Strand’s photographs — an odd feeling of having seen them before. And, ...

WHYY’s The Pulse celebrates its first birthday this week, in a celebration topped off by a live broadcast on Thursday. On Frida ...

At 40,000 square feet over four floors, the Pearl Art and Craft supplies store on South Street was one of the largest in Philadelphia. Af ...

“Are you guys really wrestling, or are you just making the sounds of really wrestling?” Director Alex Torra, stopped r ...

Down Cinderella’s way, the folks are out of kilter. One of the nasty stepsisters talks back to her mom and reels in disbelief when ...

At some point the inspiration will leave, the caffeine rendered useless, and the audience will dwindle down to the dregs. No sleep ...

The threat of snow in the forecast makes those summertime days of lounging in a hammock seem like a distant memory. The wildly pop ...

Philadelphians are listening to a bit more old-school hip-hop these days, thanks to a new FM radio station. Earlier this month, Ra ...

The once and future King Arthur has never had it as good (or as goofy) as he’s having it these days and nights at People’s Li ...

Richard Feynman lived large, and what he got in return was large indeed. Feynman, who died in 1988 at the age of 69, was that most vision ...

Sometimes a chair is not just a chair. It’s a throne. It’s a cradle. It’s a basket. It’s a cardboard box. ...

Boasting a relationship with local farmers, a connection to the animals and an inspired and educated approach to eating consciously in Ph ...

And now, Neil Simon – seriously. The playwright who gave us plenty of laughs in such New York-based shows as “Barefoot in the Par ...

That’s a lot of chicken Last month, a World Trade Organization panel ruled that India violated international trade rules by ba ...