Arts & Entertainment

Nov. 10-13: Art reigns in Philly, ‘Fantasticks’ in N.J., and Max Jobrani in Delaware are among this weekend’s highlights.

On what figures to be the youngest of the 32 teams by average age, 29-year-old right back DeAndre Yedlin is the only holdover from the 2014 World Cup.

The Jefferson University Center for Immersive Arts for Health is using a gallery exhibition to experiment with ways art can improve medical appointments.

Despite remaining scaffolding, the historic building in Washington Square reopens to the public on Monday.

This is the Union’s first ever Cup final and the league’s first since 2003 to feature the top teams from both conferences.

This season, the identity of the league's best team will be crystal-clear when the MLS Cup is raised Saturday.

The Union will hold watch parties at Subaru Park, P.J. Whelan’s, Chickie and Pete’s, and at Xfinity Live! for the match at 4 p.m.

Philly sports fans had both teams on their minds outside of Citizens Bank Park, but the Phillies definitely had top-billing for fans there.

Houston went ahead just four pitches in against Noah Syndergaard on Peña’s run-scoring single.

The Eagles overcame a slow start to get a 29-17 win over the Houston Texans Thursday night, giving them the first 8-0 start in franchise history.

76ers star James Harden is expected to miss a month after suffering a right foot tendon strain in Wednesday's loss to the Wizards, sources told ESPN.

Nov. 3-6: The Asian Film Fest kicks off in Philly, music from Zeek Burse in Delaware, and Kathleen Turner’s one woman show in N.J. are among this weekend’s highlights.

Gralin Hughes’ “Supine Horizons” is an immersive art installation promoting the political urgency of taking a break.

The Phils go from a World Series record-tying five home runs in Game 3 to being on the receiving end of the second-ever no hitter as the Astros tie the series 2-2.

Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola had another rough outing in Game 4 and lost for the first time in the World Series.