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After having a mystery surgery two years ago for what was reported to be pancreatic cancer, the Queen of Soul has been trying to stay in shape. But you might be surprised how she lost over 85 pounds since 2011.
It was during President Clinton's first term that Aaron Sorkin and Rob Reiner imagined what the next commander-in-chief might look and act like.
The box office recovered strongly over the weekend, with two new titles leading the way.
The Philadelphia Orchestra is ready to kick off its new season, including a liver performance of the score to accompany the film "West Side Story."
Sana Moore, a neighborhood team leader for a voter registration drive in Germantown says it's important to get the word out about the upcoming general election.
'Liberal Arts' is a distinctive and original film that majors in maturity and manhood, romance and regret.
Michael Phelps made history at the 2012 Olympic Games in London becoming the most decorated Olympian of all time.
Andrew Greenblatt, executive director of the Philadelphia Film Society says it's that time of the year again when movie buffs congregate.
Despite a few flaws, this is still a worthwhile and appreciated movie, a stance from which the film's proponents won't back down.
One of the biggest pop stars in the world will be remembered this fall with a special on CBS that looks at her celebrated career.
You won't find a blooper anywhere in 'Looper.'
Springer is booked for a six-week engagement at Harrah's Resort, where audience members will have the chance to 'come on down' and bid on prizes--just like on the hit television show, "The Price Is Right."
Tourism officials are touting some special -- and possibly spooky -- events coming up next month in Old City.
Our calendar shows we're in the midst of Fashion Week, which followed on the heels of the Live Arts and Philly Fringe festivals and precedes the Philadelphia design festival and the film festival.
If "House at the End of the Street" were a house, it would not be without curb appeal but would still be in need of repair.
