Pennsylvania Ballet’s Angel Corella Debuts Don Quixote This Thursday
He drove his Vespa around Barcelona shopping for castanets, fans and matador costumes.
Why the Art Museum’s Gigantic Pop Art Exhibition Is So Important
Opening tomorrow, “International Pop” expands the borders of an art revolution.
INTERVIEW: Director Erika Frankel
Her documentary about Georges Perrier opens locally this weekend.
VALENTINE’S ALERT: 14 Movies For Every Stage of Romance
Why go out when you can Netflix — or Hulu, or Prime or whatever — and chill?
INTERVIEW: Grammy Nominee Lianne La Havas
Prince’s folk/soul protégée plays Ortlieb’s on Saturday.
INTERVIEW: Choreographer Justin Peck
The Pennsylvania Ballet performs a piece this week by the New York dance wunderkind.
Philadelphians on the Big Screen at Sundance and Hollywood
King Georges Perrier and Wall Street women in Park City, Jane Austen’s zombies in California
Q&A: Randy Blythe of Lamb of God
On making metal, doing time in a Czech prison and being on trial for murdering a fan
Inky film critic Steven Rea offers coffee and glamour in Hollywood Café
The book launches tonight at the La Colombe in Fishtown
Bradley Cooper Movies, Ranked
Before the release of Joy, we open up the film vault to present you the good, the bad and the, yes, ugly of the Jenkintown native’s film career.
18 New and Juicy Music Memoirs You Need to Read
Pages full of drama, bad choices, tattoos, alcohol, sex, celebrities, crazy fans, artistic genius, redemption and hard-earned wisdom.
INTERVIEW: Bill Irwin
The Tony-winning actor and master clown brings his one-man show On Beckett to PTC.
You Need This Pocket-Sized Guide to Philadelphia’s Public Art
The City’s new guide is a great stocking-stuffer idea for the art lover on your list.