Entertainment News – Page 38 of 244 – Metro Philadelphia

Music

Diddy made music a priority over businesses to create ‘The Love Album – Off the Grid’

By Associated Press

Fall museums in Philly

Pack your Philly fall schedule with these museum exhibits

By Molly Given

Night of Lights

Chestnut Hill’s Night of Lights streetscape exhibition shines on

By Molly Given

Bazzar

‘Bazzar’ — Cirque du Soleil artistic director talks new show under the big top

By Molly Given

Jarboe

Arts

Local performer-director John Jarboe talks busy LGBTQ+ season with ‘Rose’ and Late Night Snacks

By A.D. Amorosi

South Street, fall arts fun

Fun and unique arts events to check out this fall in Philly

By Molly Given

XPoNential

XPoNential Music Festival announces lineup

By Metro Philadelphia

Philadelphia Hakim’s

Books

Philadelphia’s oldest Black-owned bookstore will get historical marker

By John Morrison

Poor Things

Movies

Yorgos Lanthimos surprises again with ‘Poor Things’

By Metro World News

Center City District Restaurant Week

Center City District Restaurant Week: Here are the delicious details

By Molly Given

Movies

What to stream this week: ‘Barbie,’ Dan & Shay, ‘The Morning Show’ and ‘Welcome to Wrexham’

By Associated Press

Movies

Paul Simon takes a bow with new career-spanning documentary

By Associated Press

Fishtown

Fishtown

Fishtown Fall Feastivale returns with food, music, art and more

By Metro Philadelphia

The Morning Show

‘The Morning Show’ raises the stakes in Season 3

By Molly Given

Movies

Alexander Payne makes ’em like they used to with ‘The Holdovers’

By Associated Press

Music

Fall music releases: Pop powerhouses, country classics, hip-hop heavyweights and beyond

By Associated Press

NFL

‘NFL Sunday Ticket’ is coming to YouTube. This is what you’ll be able to stream

By Associated Press

Sports

Bryant Gumbel’s ‘Real Sports,’ HBO’s longest-running show, will end after 29 seasons

By Associated Press

things to do in Philly

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

By Molly Given

‘Blue Beetle’ director Ángel Manuel Soto says the DC film is a ‘love letter to our ancestors’

By Associated Press

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