Arts & Entertainment

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 ...

If you’re a student of acting – literally or not – “Gidion’s Knot” at InterAct Theatre Company is an excellen ...

Two elements of Quiara Alegría Hudes’ remarkably crafted play “Water by the Spoonful” are striking and memorable. One ...

The two major prizes for children’s literature were announced Monday morning in Philadelphia at the American Library Association ...