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"It was like a waterfall coming down from the ceiling. About four inches of water everywhere," said a school official.
We already knew he is the one who knocks, but after Wednesday night's Sixers game, it's clear that Bryan Cranston is also the one who smacks " San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker's but…
Lady Gaga has a message for critics of her body: "I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too."
NEW YORK (AP) - Two Broadway titans in Bette Midler and Glenn Close return to the Great White Way this spring. Here's a look at some of the highlights:
Little Monsters of Philadelphia, get ready " Lady Gaga is coming to town.
NEW YORK (AP) - Lady Gaga dropped from the top of Houston's NRG Stadium to open her halftime show and dropped the mic at the end, offering a program that delivered high-energy hits and an in…
New This Week Lagan (Villanova Theatre). American premiere of Irish-born Stacey Gregg's mosaic of Northern Ireland, post-"Troubles." Tuesday through Feb. 19.
Pop music stays warm in indoor spaces in the early parts of the year, hunkering down in cozy clubs and theaters.
HOUSTON (AP) - Lady Gaga said she hopes her Super Bowl halftime show will celebrate "inclusion" and the "spirit of equality" during a time of national division.
The spring season seems designed as an admiring tribute to Philadelphia's lively theater scene: risky drama about risky topics presented by risk-taking companies.
Bruce Springsteen slammed President Donald Trump's controversial immigration ban during a concert in Australia on Monday, saying that the move is "fundamentally un-American."
New This Week Driving Miss Daisy (Bristol Riverside Theatre). Daisy is a fiercely independent Jewish widow; Hoke is her African American chauffeur. They work out their relationship on our be…
NEW YORK (AP) - Lin-Manuel Miranda is getting closer to EGOT status, thanks to his Oscar nomination for best original song.
World Cafe Live has pulled out of Wilmington's Queen Theater, and a new management team is coming in to maintain the venue's identity as a space for live music, according to a report.
