Ellen Gray

We spoke with the best-selling author about doubling down on summer, how her daughters influenced her new book, and about one character’s foray into mouse taxidermy.

The best-selling author of “The Lost Girls of Paris” and “The Orphan's Tale” was inspired by the story of a group of Polish Jews who lived in sewers to escape the Nazis.

From a drive-in production of a play to indie concerts and modern-dance pop-ups, here are dozens of performances to entertain you alfresco this spring.

Breland Moore will report and anchor sports coverage for the 5, 6, 10, and 11 p.m. newscasts starting May 24.

The award comes with a $5,000 prize and guidance and support for Love’s play about the 1980s AIDS epidemic, "What Will Happen to All That Beauty?"

The “Always Sunny” star’s office comedy returns on Apple+ next week in a time beyond quarantine. He talked to The Inquirer about both shows.

“Invincible Cat” is one of six large outdoor art installations that make up a six-month exhibition that officially opens Thursday. The work is by Santa Fe-based artists Don Kennell and Lisa Adler.

The Oscar-winning actress hopes we'll barely notice the work she put into sounding as if she's from around here.

The former "Good Day Philadelphia" anchor will be here to kick off a series about reopening the country after the pandemic.

Peter Dunn and David Friend had been suspended since January, following a Los Angeles Times report. Dunn was said to have made disparaging remarks about longtime CBS3 anchor Ukee Washington.