Arts & Entertainment

Hillary Clinton received the Liberty Award in Philadelphia on Tuesday night at a ceremony on the lawn of the National Constitution Center ...

Here’s what you get when you mix over-hyped masculinity, comic book heroes and the Philadelphia Parking Authority: the sock-’ ...

A small publishing company in Philadelphia is looking at farmers as a business model. Similar to “community supported agricu ...

FRANZ KAFKA’S “THE CASTLE.” Franz Kafka’s unfinished novel, which was completed by his editor an ...

Lots of girls hold a doll in each hand and make up stories, but only Mackenzie Maula holds her dolls while reciting a version of Henrik I ...

Pig Iron Theatre Company’s inventive “Pay Up,” a flip take on money and value that was the runaway hit of the Philly Fr ...

Educating Delaware Changes are coming to Delaware schools as the amount of federal dollars given to the state through the ...

Pro football starts up again Thursday night, and we preview the season with Philadelphia Daily News sports column ...

The 17th Annual Fringe Festival begins this weekend in Philadelphia, offering two and a half weeks of theater and dance performances that ...

After 20 years in the president’s chair, the head of the Franklin Institute, Dennis Wint, will step down next year. Wint, th ...

Each month, NewsWorks presents a story from the First Person Arts Podcast. In this edition, Philadelphian Arielle Brou ...

On Oct. 5, Market Street will be shut down at Independence National Historic Park to make room for a massive outdoor dinner party. ...

Camden, N.J., is the birthplace of drive-in movies, but there are not many places left in our region where you can take in a film this wa ...

Nine Inch Nails closed the second night of the “Budweiser Made In America” festival with a set that captured the audience — ...

This is the year of the expanded Fringe. The Philly Fringe festival – now officially called FringeArts – has not just a new name, but ...