Arts & Entertainment

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 ...

Tom Gola, the Hall of Famer who led La Salle to the 1954 NCAA title, still holds the Division I record for career rebounds and helpe ...

Mother Nature is clearly on the side of the team that put together “Snowglobe,” which opened at the Shubin Theatre in the mid ...

2014 Delaware State of the State address The first half of our broadcast this week will come from Legislative Hall, where Govern ...

Original graphic designs from the Cramps, the Clash, X-Ray Spex, the Ramones, Black Flag and countless others are wallpapering the galler ...

The word surreal is often used to describe the hallucinatory or even the fantastic and irrational, but when you are talking about art, it ...

Christmas has come and gone, but it’s not too soon to relive it with some good old family time. In this case, not your own family. ...

Governor Markell’s State of the State Address ...

Stradivarius violins — made in the 17th and 18th centuries — are regarded as the king of all instruments. They are so revered as to h ...

This weekend, the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia will exhibit the first works it has commissioned in more than 80 years. A seri ...

The great triumph of Martin McDonagh’s “The Pillowman” is that it is convincing, moving, often funny and unrelentingly ...

When Mike Boryla talks about football, anything to do with the game, you’re compelled to listen. Boryla was an Eagles quarterback f ...

Archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology have discovered an entire dynasty of Egyptian k ...

The lighter-hearted “Driving Miss Daisy” that opened Thursday night in Walnut Street Theatre’s third-floor Independence ...