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Review: "Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters"

"Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters" Directed by: Tommy Wirkola Starring: Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton Rating: R Running Time: 88 minutes Once upon a time (read: 2004), Universal Studios brought the nostalgia of horror icons into the action/adventure genre and created “Van Helsing,” a film that performed well in the box office but not with the critics.

by ANDREW SCIBELLI

34 Seconds with the Artist: Laine Godsey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FyrkK1ksNk Edited by: Lizzie Sivitz Check out our full profile here!

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THANK GOD IT’S (FIRST) FRIDAY



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Thank God it's (First) Friday Again!

Don’t miss our First Friday picks for this February. Get your art on.

by LIN ZHENG

House of Our Own: An Inside Look

Street takes an inside look into the little intellectual bookstore nestled between Pike and Chi O at 3920 Spruce. Classical pianist and owner Debbie Sanford C’71 offers us tissues for our snowy sniffles and talks books, arts and crafts and Penn.

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Five Stages of a Breakup: The Playlist

Breakup mixtape by arielaot on Grooveshark

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S(ick) Movies

It’s flu season again. Skip the popcorn and screen these with some chicken soup.

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How to Become a DJ (in 5 Easy Steps)

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by SHAYLA COLE

Local Natives—"Hummingbird"

Kelcey Ayer belts out the opening lines of “Hummingbird,” Local Natives’ latest album, with such impassioned honesty that one might wonder if he’ll last to the end of the set.

by KATARINA UNDERWOOD

Under the Radar

Street takes a look at the best underrated albums of 2012.

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Review: Tegan and Sara—"Heartthrob"

Cue the eye roll when you hear everyone’s favorite slightly emo, girl power indie band has turned the synthpop route...just like everyone else, it seems, and to mixed effect.

by MICHELLE MA

Philly's Offbeat Bookstores

It's book week in Philly, so check out some of the city's indie book stores, they’re only a short trip away!

by MADELEINE WATTENBARGER

Mixtape: Five Stages of a Breakup

For all of you lovebirds who broke up two weeks before Valentine’s Day, here’s Street’s homage to you.

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Artist Profile: Laine Godsey

ARTIST PROFILE: LAINE GODSEY Name and Year: Laine Godsey, second year MFA candidate Hometown: Midland, TX Major: Interdisciplinary Fine Arts Website: www.lainegodsey.net Street: How did you enter the art world? Laine Godsey: I was born into the art world.

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Review: "No"

"No" Directed by: Pablo Larrain Starring: Gael Garcia Barnel, Alfredo Castro, Luis Gnecco, Antonia Zegers Rating: R Running time: 118 minutes In 1988, Chile was divided by two referendum campaigns—the “yes” camp, which aimed to keep Augusto Pinochet in power, and the “no” camp, which aimed to to kick him out.

by SHELBY RACHLEFF

Playlist of the Week: 1.28.13

What's groovy by arielaot on Grooveshark

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Mashup of the Week: Kanye West x Kavinsky

Prepare yourself to listen to Kanye West in a way you never have before courtesy of San Diego-based music producer, Carlos Serrano.

by ARIELA OSUNA

Beats on the Street 1.25.13

Dani Castillo 2015 Lana del Rey-National Anthem Christine Rohaly 2015 Taylor Swift- I Knew You Were Trouble Duyan Quanch  2016 Fun.

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Which is the Frattiest Movie of Them All?

Street asked Panhel president Jessica Stokes and IFC president Andrew Turell to rank the movies in our "My Big Fat Greek Movie" feature from most accurate to least when it comes to depicting Greek life.

by ALEXANDRA JAFFE

Review: "Mama"

"Mama" Directed by: Andres Muschietti Starring: Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj Coster–Waldau, Daniel Kash, Megan Charpentier, Isabelle Nélisse Rating: PG-13 Run Time: 100 min. Every trailer for "Mama" brags about producer Guillermo Del Toro’s participation, but don't walk in expecting “Pan's Laybrinth." Jessica Chastain ("Zero Dark Thirty") and Nikolaj Coster–Waldau star as Annabel and Lucas, a hipster couple who gains custody of Lucas' nieces, who have been living in the woods since their parents' deaths with their ghostly guardian, Mama.

by ANDREW SCIBELLI

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