Arts & Culture

Keke Palmer stops by the Fitler Club on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025, to discuss her book, "Master of Me: The Secret to Controlling Your Narrative." She was interviewed by Grammy-nominated artist Tierra Whack for the Inquirer Live x Fitler Club event.

Keke Palmer and Tierra Whack bonded over a secret pregnancy

Multi-hyphenate Keke Palmer stops by the Fitler Club with North Philly's own Tierra Whack to discuss her best-selling book, motherhood, and her journey of mastering self.

Mural panel dedicated to Charles Willson Peale with Willson misspelled. Peale’s panel is on the Market/Frankford El stop (westbound) at Fifth and Market Streets, Philadelphia. This is one of the historic panels at the Independence Hall station. Peale is renowned for his portraits of prominent figures of the American Revolution.

Arts & Culture

A mural at SEPTA’s Independence Hall station misspells another historic name: Charles Willson Peale, an artist of the American Revolution

Kathryn Ott Lovell, a Mayfair native, was previously the head of Philadelphia's Parks & Recreation department. “I’m a Philly girl,” she said.

News

New leader announced at Philadelphia250, as 2026 Semiquincentennial draws near

"The Crucifixion" (1880) by Thomas Eakins on display in the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Salon Gallery. On the left: James McNeill Whistler, an American contemporary of Eakins. On the right: Thomas Couture, a French artist who Eakins admired.

Arts & Culture

A ‘truly bad’ painting by Thomas Eakins now hangs in the PMA, and offers a glimpse into his complicated legacy

Wendy Scharfman as Daisy Werthan and Johnnie Hobbs Jr. as Hoke Colebum in Walnut Street Theatre's "Driving Miss Daisy."

Theater

Keke Palmer and Tierra Whack bonded over a secret pregnancy

A mural at SEPTA’s Independence Hall station misspells another historic name: Charles Willson Peale, an artist of the American Revolution

New leader announced at Philadelphia250, as 2026 Semiquincentennial draws near

A ‘truly bad’ painting by Thomas Eakins now hangs in the PMA, and offers a glimpse into his complicated legacy

Walnut Theatre’s ‘Driving Miss Daisy’ is a play about interracial friendship that doesn’t delve deep enough