Arts & Entertainment
Music
Get Lost, Stadium Shows: Bar Show Culture Lives on in ALEXSUCKS
The garage–punk group gets up close and personal at the Foto Club.
by JETT BOLKER
Music
‘chew’ on This: How carLEEE Took on Music at Penn and Why You Can Too
Carlee Reid is about to graduate, but not without leaving her mark on the Penn music community.
by KYLE GRGECIC
Film
‘But I’m a Cheerleader’ Is the Blueprint for Sapphic Joy and Self Actualization
Happy Lesbian Visibility Week!
by LIANA SEALE
Arts
Still Moments Pulled From Everyday Chaos
'Staged' espouses the enduring pull of photography for grasping the story of our lives.
by RICHARD PAGET
Music
Djo's 'The Crux' Is Startlingly Surface Level
The artist's high–gloss melancholy gestures at depth, but doesn't really deliver.
by AMBER URENA
Television
Mike White Doesn’t Care If ‘The White Lotus’ Bores You, and Neither Do I
The freaky sex stuff is fun, but we must also acknowledge the slow–burning artistry behind it.
by JACKSON ZUERCHER
Film
Jonathan Majors Wants Your Sympathy
Is Jonathan Majors talented enough to make audiences believe that he’s become a new man?
by CATHERINE SORRENTINO
Television
'Adolescence', Masculinity, And The Internet
The internet is raising our children. And it’s not doing a good job.
by XIHLUKE MARHULE
Film
‘A Minecraft Movie’: Creative or Survival?
The movie starring Jack Black can’t seem to make up its mind.
by LIANA SEALE
Music
‘Brighter Days Ahead’ Is Ariana Grande’s Much Needed Sunny Step Forward
Raw, imperfect, and honest—this deluxe is a reflection of the singer’s bumpy healing process.
by HOWE CHEN
Music
Screaming in a Silent Crowd
A firsthand account of Poppy’s 'They’re All Around Us' Tour at the Fillmore
by LOGAN YUHAS
Film
What Is The Definitive Climate Change Movie?
While many other salient social issues have their champion, the most effective environmental allegory is harder to pin down.
by ADEN BERGER
Music
'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' Is a Record For Everyone
Japanese Breakfast’s fourth studio album is a masterclass in genre synthesis, profound sadness, and erratic serenity.
by KYLE GRGECIC
Music
Hills Burn in California, You Ignore Them
Addressing the gap between environmental musicians’ art and action
by JO KELLY
Television
‘Yellowjackets’: Giving in to (Human) Nature
The wilderness doesn't reform, it reveals.
by LIANA SEALE
Arts
The Museum as an Environment
Where the ‘Ecology of Fashion’ exhibit at Drexel’s Academy of Natural Sciences works and where it doesn’t.
by LOGAN YUHAS
Music
Playboi Carti’s ‘MUSIC’ Pays Tribute to Atlanta’s Underground Rap Culture
The rapper’s third studio album is worth more than the sum of its parts.
by DANIELLE JASON
Music
Vocals, V–Necks and No Virtues: The Vices Will Rock Your World
Rock ‘n’ roll is alive and well… and Dutch!
by KYLE GRGECIC
Film
Script Simplification in An Era of Scrolling
Social media has become integrated into everyday life. What does this mean for streaming services?
by SOPHIA LEONG
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