Designer Erin Gates On Styling Your Bookshelf
Get tips for organizing your bookshelf from Erin Gates, author of Elements of Style: Designing a Home & a Life from sister company Simon & Schuster.
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Get tips for organizing your bookshelf from Erin Gates, author of Elements of Style: Designing a Home & a Life from sister company Simon & Schuster.
A lifelong friend of Dr. Albert Barnes is having his own moment in the limelight at the Barnes Foundation, on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
The Philadelphia Orchestra presents "Andre Watts Plays Beethoven" on November 13th, 14th and 15th at Verizon Hall.
Broadway came to the Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School on Wednesday.
Books form the basis of countless Hollywood films and you'll have no shortage of big screen adaptations to choose from during this year's Oscar season and throughout 2015.
The winter theater schedules have begun and the choices are endless. Here are the top upcoming musicals in the Philly area.
Friday night at the Kimmel Center, Kathleen Battle, one of opera's superstars headlines a concert honoring Philadelphia's pivotal role in the Underground Railroad.
Francis Egler, the director of Broadway Philadelphia programming and co-presentation at the Kimmel Center, shared a little background on the Broadway smash-hit musical, "Newsies."
The city's Mural Arts Program is teaming up with Shake Shack for the first ever community "Paint Day."
A chill is in the air, and autumn is the perfect time to curl up with good book – and then discuss it with your book club, of course.
Film buffs, amateur critics and wannabe actors: October's your month! The 23rd annual Philadelphia Film Festival is here.
Miles Cohen, the artistic director for the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, spoke about the group's Tuesday, October 21st show at Benjamin Franklin Hall with Dawn Upshaw.
You can find spooktacular shows, tours, family-friendly events and pub crawls to enhance every aspect of your Halloween spirit in Philadelphia.
This October, check out Philly's vibrant design scene at the 10th annual DesignPhiladelphia.
CEO and President of the Philly POPS, Frank Giordano, says he is looking forward to the upcoming season and its diverse and fun line-up.
If the falling leaves, blue skies and sweater weather of fall have you craving some festivities in honor of the season, South Jersey has you covered.
If you have never been to the ballet, artistic director Angel Corella explains what you can expect from a performance.
The revelation is how adroit "Saturday Night Live" alumni Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader are in their respective roles in this dark drama-comedy.
Attention, Philadelphians: This weekend might be a good one to check out the city's museum scene.
You stayed up all night finishing Gone Girl and immediately devoured Sharp Objects and Dark Places—yet your appetite for Gillian Flynn's brand of whip smart, deeply troubling fiction remains unsatisfied. Well, fear not because our sister company Simon & Schuster has the twists, turns, and unreliable narrators to keep you wrapped up in knots.
The 2014-15 season of Jazz at the Kimmel is just underway.
It's rapid-fire Rossini. That's what Opera Philadelphia is saying about the Barber of Seville – it's opener for the 40th season.
A Walk Among the Tombstones is about as nauseatingly off-putting as otherwise competently produced movies get.
The beauty of improv comedy is that you can go again and again and it's never the same show twice.
Lest No Good Deed go unpunished, let's cut to the chase: No Good Deed is one bad movie.
