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Artist Profile: Legarlin Li

Name and Year: Legarlin Li, SEAS’14 Hometown: San Diego, CA Major: Digital Media Design Website: http://www.legarlinli.com Street: You define yourself as the “confluence of a programmer and a doodler.” How is this reflected in your creations? Legarlin Li: I’ve always been detail-oriented, but with the two combined, they’ve propelled me to a hyper-level of precision.

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Shameless Recap: "The Sins of My Caretaker"

The Top 5 Reasons You Don't Mess With The Gallaghers

by GABE MORALES

SNL RECAP: Christoph Waltz

First, I have to admit: I j’adore Christoph Waltz.

by FARYN PEARL

PARKS AND RECREATION RECAP: "Emergency Response"

What we learned on last night’s Parks.

by SAM BRODEY

GLEE RECAP: "I Do"

"Glee" was full of surprises tonight. Here's a list of the Top 5 "Didn't See That Coming" moments in this week's episode.

by SHAYLA COLE

Playlist of the Week: 2.18.13

Week of 2/21 by arielaot on Grooveshark

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Oscar Nominated Short Films: Live Action

The category’s often overlooked, but many great directors got their start in the live action short category. You can check out these films at the Ritz at the Bourse.

by FARYN PEARL

34 Seconds with the Artist: Tanya Thanawalla

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmIRXAsc6iE Edited by Alex Hosenball

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Oscar Nominated Short Films: Animated

From claymation to The Simpsons, this year’s crop of animated short films offer a wide range of style and theme. You can check out these films at the Ritz at the Bourse.

by FARYN PEARL

Interview: Glee Club

We sat down over coffee with Penn Glee Club President Scott Ventre and Business Manager Stephen DiGregoria to talk about Penn Glee Club, its history and its upcoming show "Office Bass," which hits campus this weekend

by ARIELA OSUNA

Review: Foals—"Holy Fire"

Four minutes into Foals’ new album, “Holy Fire,” the instrumental build–up of pounding drums and plunging guitar strings in “Prelude” establishes an atmospheric vibe that strongly resembles their previous hit, “Spanish Sahara.” The resemblance ends as soon as “Inhaler” begins.

by ARIELA OSUNA

Quiz: Which Horror Movie is Perfect for Your Valentine's Day?



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Cheesy Love Songs Decoded

We take apart the world’s corniest love songs, line by line.

by CAROLINE QUIGLEY

Guilty Pleasure: Mariah Carey—"Always Be My Baby"

Choosing a favorite Mariah Carey song is a doozy (after all, she’s been around since before Britney and has a repertoire to match), but mine would have to be the 1996 winner “Always Be My Baby.” Maybe it has to do with that instantly identifiable opening guitar strum, but “Always Be My Baby” is one of those songs that everyone can recognize, but not everyone can name.

by MICHELLE MA

The Artful Romantic: 5 Creative Geniuses' Poetic Words on Love

Get some V–Day inspiration from these classic romantics. We've got you covered, Beethoven to Ben.

by GINA DECAGNA

Review: "Safe Haven"

Directed by: Lasse Hallstroem Starring: Julianne Hough, Josh Duhamel Rating: PG-13 Running Time: 115 The newest Nicholas Sparks movie, “Safe Haven,” is part of a proud legacy of romantic melodrama that includes “A Walk to Remember” and “The Notebook.” But “Safe Haven” doesn’t live up to its predecessors: this time, Sparks gives us a total dud.

by MAX HANSEN

Why We Love to Get Scared

If you paid attention in your PSYC001 lecture like we did, then you’ll know that there’s a strong correlation between the physiological responses for fear and love.

by ALEXANDRA JAFFE

The Fine Art of Taxidermy

Taxidermy artist Beth Beverly gives us an inside look on her unconventional choice of medium. Check out her new reality show “Immortalized” on AMC.

by JILLIAN DI FILIPPO

Artist Profile: Tanya Thanawalla

Name and Year: Tanya Thanawalla, Class of 2014 Hometown: Dallas, Texas Major: Political Science Major and Chinese Minor Website: http://www.strictlyfunkdance.com/ Street: When did your interest in dance begin?

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Review: "Side Effects"

Directed by: Steven Soderbergh Starring: Jude Law, Rooney Mara, Catherine Zeta Jones, Channing Tatum Rating: R Running Time: 106 minutes Steven Soderbergh’s “Side Effects” proves that it’s a terrible idea to try to wake a sleepwalker, especially when she has a knife.

by JACK NESSMAN

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