Arts & Entertainment

So you think you can rock, twang, spit, bounce, blow, groove, or praise? David Oh wants to hear it. The Philadelphia counci ...

The delusional Willy Loman, head of the household in Arthur Miller’s now-classic “Death of a Salesman,” is one of the A ...

A professor at Rider University in New Jersey is the first African-American woman to win the highest honor in the world of comic books ...

Hundreds of people gathered in front of the U.S. Mint on Independence Mall Tuesday in Philadelphia to plunk down $1,240 for a half-dollar ...

Seventy years ago this month, the worst civilian air disaster of World War II was sustained by Allied forces, and it’s the topic of ...

At the end of August, the annual pop-up dinner experience called Dîner en Blanc will ...

This weekend, a festival of extremely short plays begins. Sunday through Tuesday, the “One-Minute Play Festival” prese ...

Staging an all-out war with eight or nine cast members playing both sides is a mighty challenge for some directors of Shakespeare. But no ...

An update on I-495 Since June, construction crews have been working around the clock to repair the I-495 bridge. The bridge suff ...

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett has granted the Philadelphia Museum of Art $5 million toward its massive building renovation project, a ...

It’s almost time for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, and the “menu” inc ...

The shocking thing about the Broadway blockbuster “The Book of Mormon,” whose excellently performed national tour has settled ...

A look at the causes and some solutions for the violence taking place on the streets of Wilmington. ...

For three days in June, in an undisclosed location in Turkey, 20 unnamed museum curators from Syria met with their counterparts from the ...

American diplomatic relations with China began 35 years ago, but the Philadelphia Orchestra’s relationship with China goes back fur ...