Arts & Entertainment
Film
Pixar's 'Soul' Explores Existentialism
Though 'Soul' is targeted at children, it's a film that resonates with people of all ages.
by ARIELLE STANGER
Music
Biden's Inaugural Playlist Sounds Like Hope and Resilience
With artists like Mac Miller, Kendrick Lamar, and SZA, the new administration's soundtrack is already looking forward.
by ALLISON STILLMAN
Music
K–Drama Soundtracks Have a Life of Their Own
Soundtracks usually play a supporting role. In Korea, they grew bigger than themselves.
by NORA YOUN
Music
Street's Most Anticipated New Releases
These are the albums we can't wait to hear over the next month.
by KYLE WHITING
Music
Stolen Samples or Artistic Originality: Copyright Infringement in the Music Industry
Nicki Minaj is paying Tracy Chapman $450,000 for an uncleared sample. So what?
by EMILY MOON
Film
Discovering and Debunking the 'Bridgerton' Mania
Discover Netflix's latest hit show filled with drama, dukes, and delectable outfits.
by AIDAH QURESHI
Arts
Indicting our Institutions in the Genre of Museum Critique
A look at how artists are highlighting underrepresentation and exclusivity within the art world.
by AAKRUTI GANESHAN
Music
Taylor Swift’s ‘evermore’ is the Superior Sister Album to ‘folklore’
On the deluxe version of her latest surprise album, Swift improves her intimate new sound.
by ALLISON STILLMAN
Arts
Rethinking the Rotunda: A Modern Look at the Capitol's Art
What present–day America can learn from the artwork housed in the Capitol Building
by JESSA GLASSMAN
Film
'Inglourious Basterds' Rewrites History to Reshape Our Future
Though the film came out over a decade ago, its messages on Nazism and justice unfortunately remain relevant today.
by ARIELLE STANGER
Entertainment
How Hollywood Lags Behind on Indian Representation
Why does British media feature more Indian and Pakistani actors and characters than the United States?
by HARSHITA GUPTA
Film
Why I Love 2005's 'Pride & Prejudice'
Though a controversial adaptation, 2005's 'Pride and Prejudice' endures and inspires genuine emotion.
by HARSHITA GUPTA
Arts
Penn Art and Wellness Takes a Creative Approach to Mental Health
Despite frequent meetings over Zoom, this new campus organization is managing to bring tranquility to canvases across the country.
by ABBY WALKER
Music
The Best Albums of 2020 (That You Probably Missed)
If you didn't miss these—congrats! You have Street–certified Good Taste™.
by KYLE WHITING
Film
'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 6 Recap: "The Tragedy"
Mando suffers a heartbreaking loss in his most recent adventure.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Film
Sound Design Matters: A Review of the 'Twenty Thousand Hertz' Podcast
Dallas Taylor's latest project dives into the history and anatomy behind the world's most iconic sounds.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Music
Love in the Time of Streaming Services
Spotify Wrapped gives us the gift of reflection and individuality to conclude a year of isolation.
by AAKRUTI GANESHAN
Television
'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 5 Review: "The Jedi"
Ahsoka Tano makes a glorious live–action debut, and Baby Yoda is finally given a name.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Film
Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara Are More Than Just Their 'Schitt's Creek' Roles
The two's acting careers are not only notable but prolific—and if you didn't notice, you're missing out.
by JULIA POLSTER
Film
'Sabrina’ Proves That Romance is Timeless
The familiar story stands the test of time in any iteration, but there's value in how these adaptations vary.
by JULIA POLSTER
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