Sarah McEneaney's paintings, at Locks Gallery, are set in the Callowhill neighborhood, looking outward and inward from there. Tristin Lowe's inventive works are at Fleisher/Ollman. Joan Wadleigh Curran has concurrent shows in two venues.

And some of the E Street Band are along for the ride.

In the Jenkintown-set ABC sitcom's May 1 episode, Adam F. Goldberg also lets his mother have her say.

Hired as an interim leader after founder Kippy Stroud's sudden death, Talbott has kept the quirky museum/workshop on the national radar and built a sustainable administrative structure. She'll step down at the end of September.

New Travel Channel series pairs the Penn State grad, who says she grew up in more than one haunted house, with reality star Jack Osbourne.

The venue is not to be confused with Jerry’s Bar, also on Front Street, in Northern Liberties, where bands have shown up ready to unload equipment.

In ‘Avengers: Endgame,’ the conclusion to Marvel/Disney's 23-picture superhero cycle, the Avengers battle an interstellar madman with a scheme to depopulate the universe. With Josh Brolin, Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, and Brie Larson.

Danny Simmons, who founded the HBO show, is an influential leader of the local arts community. Leading lights like Sonia Sanchez and Ursula Rucker will perform in the Art Museum's Great Stair Hall.

Raquel Salas Rivera is one of 13 poets honored in the first year of a new national fellowship supporting the work of local poet laureates.

"Women are now empowered to say, ‘I/we are strong enough, good enough, badass musicians, and if we want to play together because it’s fun and it feels great, that’s okay"

May 10 marks the reopening of Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest and Spruce Street Harbor Park, bringing roller-skating, hammock-hanging, and plenty of other al fresco fun to the Delaware River waterfront. This year also marks the first summer for Cherry Street Pier and its full bar.

It's Shakespeare's birthday, and to celebrate, Quirk Books (of "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" fame) is releasing two books that mashup the Bard with movie favorites. Both in iambic pentameter.

New attention is being paid to songs with racist lyrics that Smith sang in the 1930s.