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Artist Profile: Anastasiya Shekhtman

Artist Profile: Anastasiya Shekhtman Name and Year: Anastasiya Shekhtman, C’14 Hometown: Philadelphia, PA; born in Zaporozhye, Ukraine Major: Fine Arts—Communication Design

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Street's 2013 Emmy Picks



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B Roll: Indeed, Big Brother is Watching

What happens when bad reality TV reveals uncomfortable truths about the state of America?

by MICHAEL SHOSTEK

Netflix Pick of the Week: "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?"

Did you know that Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp were in a movie together? Or that Johnny Depp used to have long, ginger locks?

by EMILY JOHNS

Philadelphify Your Music

You could wait another year for your favorite band to stop in town for one night only. Or you could check out these Philly–based bands who are always here (and might even be better).

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Album Review: “From Here To Now To You”—Jack Johnson

Jack Johnson has charmed his way into the music industry by consistently delivering lovable and laidback songs.

by NOAH SHPAK

Album Review: "Spreading Rumours"—Grouplove

Grouplove’s choice to experiment more on their sophomore album, “Spreading Rumours,” further proves they are capable of more than 2011’s radio hit “Tongue Tied.” “Spreading Rumours” ranges from crooning to pulsing beats and back over 13 tracks, occasionally all in one song (“Shark Attack” or “Hippy Hill”), while more upbeat songs like “Ways to Go,” the lead single, are likelier to reach larger audiences.

by EMMA SOREN

Must Watch of the Week: 9.19.2013

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Meet the Penn Musician: Michael Lewis

Veteran Penny Loafer and self–proclaimed “West Coast kid” Michael Lewis sat down to talk to us about his recently released EP “Hearts of Sand” and the struggle of wanting to be a musician.

by CASSANDRA KYRIAZIS

Album Review: "MGMT"—MGMT

While widely known for breakthrough pop songs off their first album, MGMT’s most recent output continues to shun mainstream pop in favor of the experimental style they pursued on “Congratulations,” but “MGMT” meanders when it needs to focus.

by YUQI ZHU

Flea Markets of Philadelphia

Junk sales take a refined turn in these arts–oriented Philly markets.

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Smak Parlour on Locust: an Interview with Abbie Kessler

This fashionista–designer–entrepreneur and her partner Katie Lubieski have been getting a lot of publicity lately. You might run into their shop on wheels at 40th and Locust streets, where they’re dishing out autumn bags and scarves to Penn students instead of lunchtime munchies.

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Mash-up Wednesday: "How Low vs. Walking on a Dream"—WasteTimeChasingCars

Empire of the Sun's "Walking on a Dream" is one of the more under–appreciated songs of the past five years.

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BREAKING BAD RECAP: "Ozymandias"

My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!

by ALEX HOSENBALL

Playlist of the Week: 9.16.2013



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Music Video Sunday: "Reflektor"—Arcade Fire

Arcade Fire’s new existentialist music video of “Reflektor,” has kept fans eagerly awaiting the release of their upcoming album.

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Trailer of the Week: "Enough Said"

The clever trailer for Nicole Holofcener’s new movie "Enough Said" – about a middle-aged divorcée who begins dating a man she secretly discovers to be the disliked ex-husband ofher whiny new friend – turns an otherwise simple plot into a witty, wonderful observance ofthe natural awkwardness of relationships, romantic or otherwise. What We Love: The trailer reveals the film’s fundamental hook without eliminating interest over the outcome; Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) meets her new friend Marianne (Catherine Keener) just seconds before she meets Albert (James Gandolfini - in one of his last roles), and the subsequent montage builds each relationship (a friendship between Eva and Marianne based on complaining about men, and an unlikely romance between Eva and Albert) in a neat trajectory full of cute, pithy moments.

by OLIVIA RUTIGLIANO

Top 10 Hilariously Bad Rap Songs

It’s okay to claim you like these songs “ironically,” but we all know better.

by BETHANY CHRISTY

34 Seconds with the Artist: Lindsay Rapp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc8Hf_QutA4

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Artist Profile: Lindsay Rapp

Name and Year: Lindsay Rapp, 2014 Hometown: Clearwater, Florida Major: Fine Arts [AFG_gallery id='8'] Street: How did you first get into painting? Lindsey Rapp: The director of the pre–school I was attending was so impressed with my artistic abilities that she entered me in an art competition, sponsored by the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County commemorating its 50th anniversary.

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