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The award-winning filmmaker, who received the National Constitution Center’s Liberty Medal this year, has been visiting Philly a lot.

Lynn Nottage’s historical drama is set in 1905 but feels more relevant than ever

As the musical's brilliance is pushed even further by new talent, Lin-Manuel Miranda's work remains a hit with the audience.

Happy Halloween!It’s time for candy, costumes, and hijinks all around. But that's not all. We also have a Philly-inspired true crime series to dive into and a new Bruce Springsteen documentary.

The Glassboro, NJ-based university will confer degrees to the graduates of the the Olde Kensington theater school

The Raven Bar was a safe space that'd come alive with parties for trans people and drag weddings. New York-based studio TRAVERSE32's film series captures its authenticity.

This weekend, grab some popcorn and head to the Philadelphia Film Festival, hop on your two-wheeler for the Philly Bike Ride, and discover a new artist at Philadelphia Open Studio Tours.

The Grammy-winning singer is the first Afro Latina to be featured on U.S. currency.

Philadelphia Theatre Company's latest production incorporates a family drama, standup comedy, and some puppets.

This weekend, get your heart (and blood) pumping at a scary Halloween attraction, watch the sweet and smart doc Patrice: The Movie, or catch Stevie Wonder at the Wells Fargo Center.