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Visitors at Asian Arts Initiative's latest exhibition, "Crescendo," which documents multidisciplinary art projects created between 1981 and 1999, intersecting with Asian American social movements.

Jazz and 400+ archival artifacts tell the story of the Asian American fight for rights

At the Asian Arts Initiative's 'Crescendo,' music meets art meets archives that have never been digitized before.

Gabe Castro, For The Inquirer37 minutes ago

"Pill Line" by Suave Gonzalez is part of Morton Contemporary's ongoing "We Are All Doing Time" exhibit.

Suave Gonzalez's art will piss you off. That's the point.

Rosa Cartagena37 minutes ago

Lang Lang at the Kimmel Center in a 2022 appearance with the Philadelphia Orchestra. The pianist returns in March in a solo recital.

Top pianists, Bernstein’s ‘Candide,’ and Joe Hisaishi in ‘Spirited Away’ suite will help get you through the spring

Peter Dobrin37 minutes ago

Adrianna Hicks with the original Broadway company of "Some Like It Hot." The touring Broadway production runs at the Forrest Theatre from May 20 to June 1. Photo by Matthew Murphy.

10 best shows paired with (more than) 10 best dinner spots to keep you busy this spring

Rosa Cartagena and Hira Qureshi37 minutes ago

Saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin plays the Annenberg Center's Zellerbach Theatre on May 9.

The 10 best jazz concerts in Philadelphia this spring

Shaun Brady, For The Inquirer37 minutes ago

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Jazz and 400+ archival artifacts tell the story of the Asian American fight for rights

At the Asian Arts Initiative's 'Crescendo,' music meets art meets archives that have never been digitized before.

Gabe Castro, For The Inquirer37 minutes ago

Visitors at Asian Arts Initiative's latest exhibition, "Crescendo," which documents multidisciplinary art projects created between 1981 and 1999, intersecting with Asian American social movements.

Visitors at Asian Arts Initiative's latest exhibition, "Crescendo," which documents multidisciplinary art projects created between 1981 and 1999, intersecting with Asian American social movements.

Jazz and 400+ archival artifacts tell the story of the Asian American fight for rights

At the Asian Arts Initiative's 'Crescendo,' music meets art meets archives that have never been digitized before.

Gabe Castro, For The Inquirer37 minutes ago

Suave Gonzalez's art will piss you off. That's the point.

Rosa Cartagena37 minutes ago

"Pill Line" by Suave Gonzalez is part of Morton Contemporary's ongoing "We Are All Doing Time" exhibit.

Top pianists, Bernstein’s ‘Candide,’ and Joe Hisaishi in ‘Spirited Away’ suite will help get you through the spring

Peter Dobrin37 minutes ago

Lang Lang at the Kimmel Center in a 2022 appearance with the Philadelphia Orchestra. The pianist returns in March in a solo recital.

10 best shows paired with (more than) 10 best dinner spots to keep you busy this spring

Rosa Cartagena and Hira Qureshi37 minutes ago

Adrianna Hicks with the original Broadway company of "Some Like It Hot." The touring Broadway production runs at the Forrest Theatre from May 20 to June 1. Photo by Matthew Murphy.

African mythology and folklore collide in William Villalongo’s entrancing velvety portraits

Rosa Cartagena37 minutes ago

Artist William Villalongo in front of his mixed-media paintings "Zero Gravity 1" (top) and "Zero Gravity 2." The exhibit "William Villalongo: Myths and Migrations" runs May 15 through Aug. 31 at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.

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Morgan Freeman speaks about Gene Hackman with an image of Gene Hackman on the screen during the Oscars on Sunday at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

Gene Hackman died at home a week after wife Betsy Arakawa died from hantavirus, authorities say

Morgan Lee, Susan Montoya Bryan, and Lisa Baumann, Associated Press

Sean Baker accepts the award for best film editing for "Anora" during the Oscars on Sunday, March 2, 2025, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

Where to watch ‘Anora,’ ‘The Brutalist,’ and other Oscar favorites in Philadelphia-area theaters

Bedatri D. Choudhury

Morgan Freeman speaks about Gene Hackman with an image of Gene Hackman on the screen during the Oscars on Sunday at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

Gene Hackman died at home a week after wife Betsy Arakawa died from hantavirus, authorities say

Morgan Lee, Susan Montoya Bryan, and Lisa Baumann, Associated Press

Sean Baker accepts the award for best film editing for "Anora" during the Oscars on Sunday, March 2, 2025, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

Where to watch ‘Anora,’ ‘The Brutalist,’ and other Oscar favorites in Philadelphia-area theaters

Bedatri D. Choudhury

Brett Goldstein (left), Jason Sudeikis, and Brendan Hunt in “Ted Lasso.” The series will return for a fourth season.

Jason Sudeikis confirms ‘Ted Lasso’ will return for fourth season — and he’ll be coaching a women’s team

Gabriela Carroll

Barbra Levan in front of her father’s house in Pottstown, on March 4, 2025, after the property had been cleaned out. The house will be featured on a Discovery Channel show called "Filthy Fortunes."

A sprawling, cluttered property in Pottstown got a made-for-TV cleanout

Terri Akman, For The Inquirer

Brett Goldstein (left), Jason Sudeikis, and Brendan Hunt in “Ted Lasso.” The series will return for a fourth season.

Jason Sudeikis confirms ‘Ted Lasso’ will return for fourth season — and he’ll be coaching a women’s team

Gabriela Carroll

Barbra Levan in front of her father’s house in Pottstown, on March 4, 2025, after the property had been cleaned out. The house will be featured on a Discovery Channel show called "Filthy Fortunes."

A sprawling, cluttered property in Pottstown got a made-for-TV cleanout

Terri Akman, For The Inquirer

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Renee Terhune shows off a tattoo at McGillin's Olde Ale House in Center City, Philadelphia on Friday, March 17, 2023. McGillin's continued its tradition of green beer and a celebration for St. Patrick’s Day.

☘️ Time to wear green | Things to Do

This weekend, head to the St. Patrick's Day parade, check out the cherry blossoms in your city, and dive into a new Philly Hulu series.

March skiers at the Jack Frost-Big Boulder Resort in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains. Pocono resorts reported a good ski season for winter 2024-25.

Tourism & Gaming

‘Highest attended ski season ever’: Poconos finally catches a cold, but in a good way

Dancers from the McDade-Cara School of Irish Dance travel down Market Street during the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Philadelphia on March 12, 2023.

Philadelphia St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2025: Route, road closures, and how to watch

The pappardelle at Centrolina in Washington in 2022. Centrolina features meticulously made regional Italian food on a frequently rotating menu.

A really Philly guide to Washington, D.C., restaurants

A Dryptosaurus aquilunguis skeleton at the museum's entrance. It was the world's first-ever discovered tyrannosaur, found in 1866, a mile from the museum site at what is now Ceres Park.

Photos of new South Jersey fossil park and dinosaur museum

Saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin plays the Annenberg Center's Zellerbach Theatre on May 9.

The 10 best jazz concerts in Philadelphia this spring

From Orrin Evans' big 50th birthday celebration to a Roscoe Mitchell-Tyshawn Sorey twofer at Solar Myth, it'll be a very jazzy few months.

Shaun Brady, For The Inquirer37 minutes ago

The Eagles’ Jordan Mailata sings a Christmas song during an event for Operation Snowball in December.

Jordan Mailata, Philly Specials to be honored by Philadelphia Music Alliance

The Philadelphia Music Alliance will honor Eagles left tackle Jordan Mailata, on behalf of the Philly Specials, on April 30 during the Walk of Fame Gala.

Philly songwriter Ron Gallo's song "If Only Zelenskyy Had a Nice Suit" has over 7 million views on Instagram.

Philly songwriter Ron Gallo goes viral with ‘If Only Zelenskyy Had a Nice Suit’ and ‘ICE at Jersey Kebab’

The Philly native's song for Ukraine has garnered more than 7 million views on Instagram

Roberta Flack at the Black Girls Rock! Awards in Newark in 2017. The legendary singer's niece says she looked up to her as a pillar of artistic excellence and integrity.

When love is music, and music is love: A thank you to my aunt, Roberta Flack

Philadelphia was one of the cities that truly embraced Roberta Flack as its own, writes the late singer's niece.

Shari Flack-Council, For The Inquirer

Kraftwerk performs at the Franklin Music Hall on Thursday, March 6, 2025. Philadelphia is the first stop on the band's "Multimedia" tour, which celebrates the 50-year anniversary of the group’s album "Autobahn."

Kraftwerk’s Philly show was a terrific, neon-lit kinetic experience

The influential German electronic band played Franklin Music Hall in celebration of the 50th anniversary of 'Autobahn,' its classic album.

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Gameday Central: Phillies Extra (Aidan Miller)

Gameday Central: Phillies Extra (Aidan Miller)

Phillies top positional prospect Aidan Miller joins The Inquirer’s Scott Lauber to share insights from his first major league camp, his experience in the Spring Breakout prospect showcase, and more.

David O'Neil, former manager of Reading Terminal Market, shows an old photo taken by Laszlo of the market.

Spanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’

Rosa Padilla stocking the shelves at the new Pathmark in North Philadelphia in 1999.

Philadelphia News

Supermarkets spent 60 years avoiding North Philly. But Black entrepreneurs have fought to bring — and keep — them there

Lynette Hazelton

Joseph Fulton, a boiler cook and 30-year employee, preps crab imperial for the dinner rush at the Lobster House, which is celebrating its 100th year in 2022.

New Jersey News

At the Lobster House, one of the nation’s busiest restaurants, it takes a small army to serve up seafood

Who won our Italian Hoagie Bracket?

The best Italian hoagie in Philly, according to Philadelphians

Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss

David O'Neil, former manager of Reading Terminal Market, shows an old photo taken by Laszlo of the market.

Spanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’

Rosa Padilla stocking the shelves at the new Pathmark in North Philadelphia in 1999.

Philadelphia News

Supermarkets spent 60 years avoiding North Philly. But Black entrepreneurs have fought to bring — and keep — them there

Lynette Hazelton

Joseph Fulton, a boiler cook and 30-year employee, preps crab imperial for the dinner rush at the Lobster House, which is celebrating its 100th year in 2022.

New Jersey News

At the Lobster House, one of the nation’s busiest restaurants, it takes a small army to serve up seafood

Who won our Italian Hoagie Bracket?

The best Italian hoagie in Philly, according to Philadelphians

Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss

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