Arts & Entertainment

This special edition of First features interviews with various members of the General Assembly on a variety of topics such as th ...

Performance companies in Philadelphia soon may be able to tap into a centralized library of props and scenery following the Walnut Street ...

A native of the Philadelphia suburbs is the co-creator and co-star of a sit-com on Comedy Central with a familiar theme: two young women, ...

The movie “The Monuments Men,” released this weekend, tells the story of a World War II military unit responsible for finding ...

The Library Company of Philadelphia has launched, “That’s So Gay: Outing Early America.” The exhibition suggests early ...

Wilmington crime plan A year ago, Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams beefed up patrols in an effort to get a handle on shootings a ...

If it takes a village to raise a child, then it took a tiny roller rink in Frenchtown, New Jersey, perched on a hill above the Delaware R ...

What happens when, say, Rumpelstiltskin and the candy-coated Hansel and Gretl become linked in the same story? You get a Grimms fairy-tal ...

We’ve just been through two winter storms in less that a week, and another is on the way. But the Pennsylvania Horticultural ...

Frank Sherlock, a mostly self-taught poet born and raised in Philadelphia, will be the city’s official poet for the next two years. ...

One of the most recent pieces in the 40-year retrospective of Michael Snow& ...

Paratransit overhaul Governor Markell put a lot of emphasis on fixing infrastructure and overhauling the way trans ...

In “Tribes,” a play that bursts with life and energy in a new Philadelphia Theatre Company production, it’s all about w ...

Conrad Erb started singing when he was 5 years old in the Mennonite church where he grew up. He continued singing through college. Then h ...

A 300-year-old Jewish Torah, originally from the region once known as Czechoslovakia, is now being restored in Mt. Laurel, New Jerse ...