Opinion & Essay

Anyone nurturing a faint hope that Paul Ryan would turn compassionate in his waning hours of power has been jolted back to reality by his mimicking of King Henry II of England

Michael Hollinger's new play illuminates the scars of people in transition.

For the longest time, I wanted to be able to support myself and my family with my art, but I never really imagined how it was possible.

To produce a book representing his work, a Kensington artist turns to the physical leftovers of an illicit lover.

Seriously, anyone who still doubts the veracity of Michael Wolff’s bestselling book, notably his anecdotes about Trump’s backstage tantrums, need only watch this Fox episode.

I was walking out of my mother’s Chestnut Hill apartment when I checked my phone and read the news of Bill Cosby’s conviction on thre ...

When I got home, I knew right away what I was going to paint: My new family.

A new play considers oppressing and being oppressed.

Republicans notched a victory Tuesday night in a special House election. They should be happy, right? Well, they’re not. Par ...

There’s a whole class of people who don’t get to call themselves artists of any kind when they file their taxes every year.

My primary artistic expression is as a musician, but my creativity manifests in various media depending on where I am mentally, physically, or spiritually.

Ronny is on the rocks. Gee, What a surprise.

Despite my addictive personality, I have lived my entire life free of alcohol and drugs. I've substituted work.

As I embark on my third solo album, I find myself in a culture that increasingly sells its soul, in the name of money, in the name of sex.