Arts & Entertainment
Music
The Live Album Is So Underrated
Let your life feel like a never–ending concert with the live album
by ALIYA CHAUDHRY
Music
Classical Music To Make You Feel Intense AF While Studying
Kygo is overrated anyways.
by PAUL LITWIN
Arts
"Speech/Acts" Wants You to Listen
Public Engagement for ICA Autumn Show Calls for Penn Students
by GINA ALM
Music
The Band You've Been Missing Your Entire Life: The War On Drugs
The music world waited patiently for A Deeper Understanding for three years. Me on the other hand, not so much.
by TALIA STERMAN
Arts
Hanging Out with Jennifer Egan
The Pulitzer Prize–winning author comes back to campus.
by DANI BLUM
Arts
A Fall Break with Art in Venice
When you are registering for courses, look for those that take you abroad for free over break.
by LINDA LIN
Music
(Not So) "Younger Now": A Review of Miley Cyrus's Latest Album
Miley’s long–awaited album, “Younger Now” is officially out.
by MICHELLE PEREIRA
Music
Fake But Great: The Best and Wildest Musical Marketing Strategies
From mail to missing posters and fake weddings, here are some of the most inventive ways artists have promoted their music.
by ALIYA CHAUDHRY
Music
(Review) First Landing by Moon Boots
Pete Dougherty’s debut album serves as a ten–track monument to jaunty disco and breezy electronic rhythms.
by PAUL LITWIN
Film
Blade Runner 2049 Asks More Questions Than It Answers
Cyborgs and babies and Gosling, oh my!
by SHINYOUNG HAILEY NOH
Film
The Horror of the College Campus in Happy Death Day
A movie that’s terrifying for all the wrong reasons.
by CAT DRAGOI
Arts
Street Book Club: Immortality
Your daily friendly reminder that nothing matters and everything is just a social construct!!
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
OCaRt: Helen Nie's new exhibit challenges the conventions of OCR
An artistic look at Penn's very own recruitment process
by SHERRY TSENG
Film
The Isle of Wes Anderson
Will Wes Anderson's new film push the boundaries of his eclectic worlds?
by AVNEET RANDHAWA
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