Aaron Scotti, executive producer of the summer sleeper Peanut Butter Falcon, is a native of Conshohocken, which you can tell by the way he always shortens it to “Conshy.”

The exhibit "From the Schuylkill to the Hudson: Landscapes of the Early American Republic" explores the connection.

The opera superstar was dropped after allegations of sexual misconduct.

If any performer has had nine lives in his career, it’s Billy Ray Cyrus.

Was Frank Sheeran really the one behind Jimmy Hoffa’s killing? Some mob experts have their doubts.

Philly’s horn-based party dance band is very possibly this city’s most “heard” group, whose membership you couldn’t identify. “We are the backdrop to the most important events in people’s lives,” says Southwest Philadelphia-native Kurt Titchenell, Jellyroll’s founder-trombonist.

Hollywood’s self-imposed ban on movies about class-based killing has lasted less than two weeks. Enter 'Ready or Not.'

Up first is Mia Locks, who's a prominent Los Angeles curator and a scion of Philly's venerable Locks Gallery.

You don't have to pay an arm and a leg to see 'Hamilton' at the Forrest Theater. You just need to win the lottery.

As long as there are screaming teens, there will be boy bands. On back to back nights in Philly, the Backstreet Boys and Jonas Brothers proved whey they are still relevant.

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It’s a reminder that rock and roll’s raw and essential power comes from being underdog music made and consumed by outsiders.

Tamron Hall’s eponymous daytime talk show will be nationally syndicated, airing locally on 6abc, starting September 9th. The former Today co-host said that the premise of the show would be built on “sharing experiences through meaningful conversations.”