Arts & Entertainment

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 ...

This week, Philadelphia’s modern dance company, BalletX, premieres a new choreography based on the 1958 film noir, Touch of Evi ...

About 10 years ago Jon Bon Jovi was staying at the Ritz-Carlton in Philadelphia when he noticed a homeless man, shivering in the cold out ...

Pope Francis is scheduled to attend the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia 50 years after Pope Paul VI made the first papal visit ...

“The (Curious Case of the) Watson Intelligence,” being given an able production by Azuka Theatre, is supposed to be a play ab ...

A memoir when you’re still a teenager may seem premature, but not for Mo’ne Davis, the first female pitcher to win a Little L ...

Pope Francis has announced he’ll visit Philadelphia next year for the World Meeting of Families.   The announcem ...

For the first time in four decades, people can ice skate in downtown Philadelphia. The Rothman Institute Ice Rink in the newly red ...

Pop-up businesses There is some interesting economic news in Delaware this week. Pop-up businesses are a big part of the small b ...

You’ve heard of the jilted bride. Now consider the instantly abandoned husband. In Federico García Lorca’s “Blood ...

“I’m practically perfect in every way,” Mary Poppins sings to her two young charges, but she could be describing the Wa ...

The Keystone Boychoir singers, ranging from 8 to 18 years old, gathered Wednesday evening at a Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia to reh ...

Ira Glass began producing and hosting “This American Life” in 1995, a time when public radio was pretty boring. His si ...

Is the work of Peter Blume the first major work of American surrealism? Like a lot of surreal things, it is and it isn’t. ...