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Live Blog: Oscars 2012

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by 34TH STREET

One-night Exhib(lit)

Head west on Baltimore this Saturday night to see literature go visual and audible in “BOOKED!”

by ELLIE LEVITT

B-Roll Oscar Snubs

With the Oscars coming up this Sunday, Best Sound Editing speculation has surely started running rampant among your group of friends.

by SAMANTHA APFEL

Van Pick of the Week: Calendar (1993)

It’s real, it seems, in photographs.

by CHRISTIAN SARKIS GRAHAM

Artist Profile: Alexis Richards

Name and Year: Alexis Richards, 2015 Hometown: Morristown, NJ Major: Maybe Sociology?

by 34TH STREET

So, You Classy, Huh?

Under the hood with Penn's only student–run sitcom

by SAMANTHA APFEL

Review: Careless World: Rise of The Last King - Tyga

Tyga has already made one full–length, but thanks to his mega–hit “Rack City,” Careless World: Rise of the Last King is effectively his debut into the rap mainstream.

by SAM BRODEY

Review: Act of Valor

One can only watch Daniel Craig save the world and shoot a gun so many times.

by SHELBY RACHLEFF

Warholize Me Cap'n

Contemporary artists reinterpret the iconic style of Andy Warhol.

by LIN ZHENG

Review: Vision - Grimes

It is unbelievable that Visions, a phenomenal and complex pop album steeped with lush electronica, is a solo project.

by MICHAEL SCOGNAMIGLIO

Review: Reign of Terror — Sleigh Bells

Sleigh Bells’ highly–anticipated Reign of Terror starts off with an explosion: a screaming crowd, Alexis Krauss’s candy pop voice and Derek Miller’s bleeding guitar.

by DORIAN MENDOZA

Guest Mixtape: Crush Style

SPEC Concerts Director Sam Gorski shows us how to craft the perfect mixtape for that special someone.

by SAM GORSKI

Review: Salmon Fishing In Yemen

It’s surprising that Salmon Fishing in the Yemen actually has to do with other things: it's about a depressed ichthyologist, a consultant and a spin–doctor who fund the title’s impossible ecological venture to shroud military disasters in the Middle East (based on a popular political satire of the same name). It’s also got romance, comedy, action, terrorism, transcendentalism and lots of aquatic symbolism — everything, really, except any trace of the scathing, political, “Wag the Fish” indictment it should really have.

by OLIVIA RUTIGLIANO

Mixtapes For Every Occasion

Music trends may come and go, but if there’s one thing that’ll never go out of style, it’s the mixtape.

by SAM BRODEY

WQHS's: The Pretty Reckless' "You" is Pretty Okay

It has been many moons since Taylor Momsen and Little Jenny Humphries (nee Cindy Lou Who) parted ways in a somewhat dramatic fashion.

by SUMI NAIDOO

What A Beautiful World

Break out of University City for some of Philly's best vinyls — and more

by ELENA GOORAY

WQHS Co-op!

We are pleased to announce our new content-sharing agreement with the WQHS blog.

by 34TH STREET

Album Releases: 2.21.2012

Damien Jurado - Maraqopa Indie singer/songwriter Damien Jurado adds to his repertoire of soft, brooding tunes with his tenth studio album.

by ELENA GOORAY

Playlist of the Week: 2.20.2012

The Playlist - 2/20/12 by Street Music on Grooveshark Check out our recent playlists.

by 34TH STREET

Modern Warfare

Coriolanus has a lot of blood, but little life

by JULIE KOZERACKI

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