Arts & Entertainment

When Ed Hermance, the owner America’s oldest gay bookstore, announced earlier this year that after 35 years he was getting out of t ...

Alongside the river wall on Delaware Avenue, outside Philadelphia’s Independence Seaport Museum, visitors will encounter a strange ...

When the Fringe Festival begins after Labor Day in Philadelphia, it will launch a new combination theater and restaurant as the hub of ye ...

Thousands of music fans took to the hills of Scranton this past weekend for the 3rd annual ...

This week in Philadelphia, producers of independent media will gather for the second annual Philadelp ...

Philadelphia’s Taney Dragons pulled off another victory in Williamsport on Sunday night in the second round of the Little League Wo ...

This year’s Geek of the Year award goes to… Jason Richardson, community builder and creator of ...

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

The 53rd annual Philadelphia Folk Festival returns to the Old Pool Farm in Schwenksville this weekend.   For decades t ...

The Upper Darby Performing Arts Center will host a 10th anniversary screening of “Mean Girls,” the breakout comedy by Tina Fe ...

When Michael Solomonov was creating the award-winning and career-establishing Zahav restaurant in Society Hill, he was at the same time f ...

In the late 1800s when female journalists were shunned in most newsrooms, Pennsylvania-born reporter Nellie Bly helped change the world b ...

It’s obvious that “The Haunted Host” – now 50 years old, and among the first openly gay-themed plays staged in what w ...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated from an earlier version. The Taney Dragons have arrived in Williamsport, ...

Mo’Ne Davis may be the first American girl heading to play in the Little League World Series in a decade. But rather than focusing ...