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Arts & Entertainment

Review: The Lorax

We all love the story of the plump, orange creature who speaks for the trees, and I am sorry to say that our little mustached friend from childhood will not join Simba, Woody, or the squeaky yellow minions as one of our favorite animated heroes.

by MOLLY SPRAYREGEN

Album Releases: 4.3.12

Bear in Heaven – I Love You, It’s Cool For a band that has chosen such a pointedly nonchalant title for their latest album, the Brooklyn-based Bear in Heaven offers up some pretty earnest electro rock.

by ELENA GOORAY

Snow White's Apple Falls Far From The Tree

The reflection in the mirror isn’t very fair at all.

by JERUSALEM GIRMAY

Playlist of the Week: 4.2.2012

Check out our recent playlists.

by 34TH STREET

Ruminating with Rommen

Street chats with Professor Tim Rommen, of Penn's favorite World Musics and Cultures class, about the accordion, yoiking and Passion Pit.

by 34TH STREET

Artist Profile: Lyndsey Wheeler

Name and Year: Lyndsey Wheeler, C’14 Hometown: Alexandria, VA Major: International Relations, Journalistic Writing minor Medium of Choice: Anything that can be made into jewelry Website: www.flickr.com/photos/designsbylyndsey Street: When did you start making jewelry?

by 34TH STREET

Guide to Your Cinema Studies Professor: Josephine Park

Few film professors could be as well–liked as Dr. Park, known for her class on Asians in Hollywood.

by ALEX HOSENBALL

Music & Lyrics

Our in–depth look at the lesser–known throwaway lines of today’s biggest hits will give you the info you need to drunkenly sing the whole thing, too.

by SAM BRODEY

Top 5: Dancin' Fever

Add some rhythm to your week by checking out these dance performances that combine sleek moves with video installations and martial arts.

by ELLIE LEVITT

Senior Fine Arts Show Photo Gallery

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by 34TH STREET

Remakes Remixed

With Mirror, Mirror and Wrath of the Titans both being released this week, Street decided to take a look back at some of the most (in)famous remakes of the past couple of decades.

by DANIEL FELSENTHAL

Happy to You - Miike Snow

[liveblog]The Swedish electronic–pop trio Miike Snow creates music that camps out in your ears longer than caffeinated undergrads on the walk for Tiesto.

by MICHAEL SCOGNAMIGLIO

Noctourniquet - The Mars Volta

For over a decade now The Mars Volta has been churning out an eccentric blend of experimental, post–hardcore rock for headbangers everywhere to enjoy.

by JAKE SPINOWITZ

Concerts of the Week

Who: The Joy Formidable When: Tonight Where: Union Transfer How much: $16 Why: Solid–as–a–rock rock music at a reasonable price?

by 34TH STREET

Van Pick of the Week: The Room (2003)

Probably the worst movie ever made.

by 34TH STREET

The Greeks of Wrath

Wrath of the Titans is drier than the scrolls it draws from.

by JULIE KOZERACKI

Playlist of the Week: 3.26.2012

The Playlist - 4/2 by Street Music on Grooveshark Check out our recent playlists.

by 34TH STREET

Walkin' On Sunshine

Explore the charming Center City West neighborhood over some well-matched tunes

by ELENA GOORAY

The Victors of SXSW

After a fierce competition, these were the last films standing.

by NICK STERGIOPOULOS

VanPick of the Week: Annie (1982)

Back in the day, movie musicals were gaudy but good.

by BEN LERNER

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