Arts & Entertainment
Arts
Seeing with your Ears: Penn’s Synesthetes
It’s Tuesday morning and Wharton sophomore Ayo Fagbemi is walking along 36th Street to campus.
by MOLLY COLLETT
Arts
Undress for Success
Business professional and business casual are terms you are familiar with if you’ve ever been to an info session, interview, internship, or job—basically if you are past freshman year at Penn.
by CIARA STEIN
Film
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: It's a Miracle!
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is a gift from the comedic gods.
by CLAIRE SCHMIDT
Film
The Penn Student Film Festival: Making Movies to Make Movies
The Penn Student Film Festival has been around as long as the Cinema Studies major—since about 2004.
by CASSANDRA KYRIAZIS
Music
Odessa on Solitude and Star Wars
Odessa casually sits across from me at a table at Menagerie Coffee, wearing the same worn leather coat and jeans that she will bask in two hours later at Underground Arts.
by PAIGE PARSONS
Music
Monday Mixtape: Fling, Flang, Flung (03.30.15)
Last week, SPEC (or, well, Ke$ha's Facebook...) released this year's Fling lineup: Ke$ha and Kygo. This week, we're listening to a mixtape of fling performers past and present.
by AMANDA SILBERLING
Music
PUSSY RIOT ON POLITICS AND PUNK
Street caught up with the incendiary founders of Pussy Riot after their talk at the Penn Museum to discuss their most recent music video, their NGO Zona Prava and the value of music.
by CAROLINE MARQUES
Music
Backstage with Magic Man: on Ghosts, Nerf Guns and Near–Death Experiences
Last year, Magic Man opened for David Guetta at Penn's Spring Fling concert. After last week's triumphant return to Philadelphia, the synth–rockers reflect and look forward.
by AMANDA SILBERLING
Film
Kinoki: Film Recommendations
1. Whiplash: The Oscar–nominated phenomenon follows a young musician and his impassioned teacher.
by ORLY GREENBERG
Arts
Coffee, Class and Afghani Culture: A Photo Exhibit in Wilcaf
Like the black and white photos of this exhibit, "Afghanistan: People, Place and Material Culture" shows us deep contrasts in the daily lives of Afghani citizens
by SYRA ORTIZ BLANES
Music
Your Week In Music: 3.19.2015
What To See:
You've gotten thousands of Facebook notifications already, but Afrojack will be spinning tonight for Penn students at the Theater of Living Arts.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Film
If You Like House of Cards, Then Try...
If you like Kevin Spacey [as Frank Underwood] in House of Cards, then try:
Se7en, Usual Suspects, LA Confidential
Sure, American Beauty is a particularly solid Best Picture winner, but we prefer Spacey in all-out villain mode.
by DAN MAHER
Film
The Great Penn TV Survey
Television: That thing you watch when you should probably be doing anything else.
Surveys:Those things you fill out on Facebook when you should probably doing anything else.
This week, Street combined these powers of procrastination to find out what you
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Music
How Jesse Fink Keeps It Sexy With the Heydaze
Street: So how does it feel head lining in Philly?
Jesse Fink: It’s really exciting.
by ROSA ESCANDON
Arts
We Listened to YouTube Meditation So You Don't Have To
We listened to YouTube meditation so you don't have to.
by JUSTIN SHEEN
Music
From Long Island to World Fame: A Conversation with Taking Back Sunday
Street: How did you guys end up playing two shows at the Electric Factory?
Shaun Cooper: We do really well in Philly.
by RAQUEL BANKS
Music
Monday Mixtape: From the iPod of Sarah Lindstedt
College senior and musical goddess Sarah Lindstedt shares the songs that inspire her, excite her and have her head banging and belting into a hairbrush.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE and SARAH LINDSEDT
Focus
Review—Focus
For all its panache and pizzazz, the con movie is a genre that relies mostly, if not entirely, upon the strength of its characters.
by NIKHIL VENKATESA
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