Arts & Entertainment

Some of America’s most famous musicals including “Oklahoma,” “The King and I” and “The Sound of Music ...

New research from the National Endowment for the Arts and U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis shows that the arts and culture sector contrib ...

The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia is now producing “The Body of an American,” a documentary-style play about war photographer ...

New year, new faces 2015 is already off to a wild start. DelDOT will have a new leader, Delaware is offering ‘Endless Dis ...

Nobody can tell a good story about Berry Gordy Jr. better than Berry Gordy Jr. And the bad ones? Well, some of them are even in “Mo ...

After the Barnes Foundation completed its controversial move to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, the art institution looked ...

The Old Original Bookbinder’s, once the go-to place for politicians, mobsters, and movie stars, opens Friday as The Olde Bar. < ...

I witnessed photographer Bruce Katsiff’s fascination with death and the beauty of decay when I accompanied him to Austin, Texas, in ...

Western Pennsylvania’s film industry is having growing pains. It just wrapped up a blockbuster year that included the simultan ...

Two-hundred artists from around the world applied for a series of three-month residencies in West Philadelphia this year. Fifteen were se ...

Susan Richardson describes her Human At Work blog at NewsWorks.org to NewsWorks Tonight host Da ...

For several years the Princeton Battlefield in New Jersey has been home of a clash between developers and preservationists — a fight on ...

Two days before New Year’s Day, the Golden Sunrise fancy club set up a roadblock on Greenwich Street in South Philadelphia, to have ...

When Matthew Christopher enters an abandoned building, he looks for grand architecture in decay, and random stuff people left behind: cha ...

A historic train line used to service iron forges in Pennsylvania’s rural Berks and Montgomery counties has been revived to serve a ...