Arts & Entertainment

The new exhibition “Van Gogh Up Close” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, is not about exploring the Dutch artist’s tum ...

Henry Ossawa Tanner was a turn-of-last-century African-American artist who became one of the most important painters of his time. ...

The campus buses flashed “Paterno Proud” on their hood marquees. The creamery showed a spike in sales of its Peachy Paterno i ...

“Doing Time/Depth of Surface” uses prints to transport the walls of a Philadelphia prison into a gallery. The ...

At first, Astronaut Tim is little more than a floating head appearing on a computer monitor. “So, I’m here, in the Int ...

Thus, the Yannick era begins. The Philadelphia Orchestra has announced its 2012-2013 season, the inaugural season for its highly a ...

Remember Brownstoner.com? That Brooklyn-based neighborhood blog with a hip and smart angle on real estate and urban development us ...

One of the movies nominated for an Oscar was edited by a grad student at Temple University. Fiona Otway cut together “Hell and ...

The modern obsessions with eating organic, eating local, and eating whole foods can largely be traced back to the writings of Michael Pol ...

An after-school music program in Philadelphia is trying to create better citizens, one musician at a time. Stanford Thompson and h ...

Any day now, New Jersey governor Chris Christie will announce this year’s inductees into the New Jersey Hall of Fame. The list of 5 ...

A group of people are trapped in an English country mansion during a snowstorm. One of them is killed. Who did it? The premise of ...

In September 1787, the Constitution of the United States was signed. The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia is ramping up to th ...

“Gamification” is the phenomenon of turning something into a game. As the general populat ...

A collection of 150-year-old photos, etchings and books, the historical library’s exhibition “Capitalism by Gaslight: The Sha ...