Arts & Entertainment

Philly Fringe is under way, along with its sister festival, Live Arts. For the next 15 days, hundreds of performances will be staged thro ...

The USS Olympia will soon be changing hands. Thursday marked the deadline for proposals to acquire the historic cruiser, and by 2013, tou ...

The curator at the Tyler School of Art, at Temple University, has been quietly doing research on the history and aesthetics of quiet. He ...

“The Rachael Ray Show” is coming to Philadelphia Tuesday, and leaving behind a garden. Last week the producers of the ...

Many people in South Jersey and Philadelphia are preparing for Hurrican Irene by stocking up on essentials. On Friday, the Home De ...

This weekend’s extreme weather means it’s time for television reporters to be whipped by the wind as they shout over the roar ...

Temple University starts its football season this year with a new TV show. It’s called “Temple TUFF,” and will consist ...

On Saturday, Philadelphia newest public sculpture was installed at Broad and Cherry Streets. On Monday many people working in Cent ...

Yannick Nezet-Seguin, the Orchestra’s music director designate, says he will conduct more performances than previously scheduled to ...

A classic rock station bites the dust. The day after Labor Day, classic rock station WYSP will begin broadcasting the all-sports c ...

For the next two years, librarians at The University of Pennsylvania will catalogue letters, sheet music, recordings and notebooks of Ray ...

A new concept in urban public space has been installed in West Philadelphia. It’s called a parklet. It resembles a short boa ...

This weekend, Philadelphia will become the latest venue for a women’s rights demonstration that has been circling the world. On Sat ...

The new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art includes some paintings by Rembrandt that depict Jesus Christ with a faint smile. ...