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Music
All the Stars Are Closer: Reflecting on Chadwick Boseman & the 'Black Panther' Soundtrack
Chadwick Boseman's tragic death has affected millions. Here, we examine his legacy through the Wakandan King's soundtrack.
by GABRIELLA RABITO
Music
Katy Perry Explores a More Mature Sound in 'Smile'
Perry discusses the themes of clownery, resilience, and joy that are relevant to us today.
by FERNANDA BRIZUELA
Music
Dancing to Club Music in the Time of COVID-19
Dua Lipa and Lady Gaga are back to give us some danceable, club-ready bangers. Too bad the clubs are closed.
by PEYTON TOUPS
Arts
Meet Cynthia Zhou, A Multimedia Artist Searching for a More Equitable World
Artist Spotlight | From nonprofit logos to deeply personal paintings, Cynthia uses art to capture images of a complicated past and progressive future.
by ALICE HEYEH
Film
Video On Demand is No Replacement for Theatrical Releases
Some things were just meant for the big screen.
by MELANNIE JAY
Focus
How Diverse Podcasts Make Film and Television Look Bland
Fiction podcasts regularly integrate diversity and queerness in their stories. Why can't mainstream entertainment catch up?
by HARSHITA GUPTA
Music
Billie Eilish’s “my future” Was a Surprise in More Ways Than One
Eilish’s unexpected single is uncharacteristically hopeful—and that’s just what we need right now.
by EVA INGBER
Arts
The Devil Wears (Millennial) Pink: How Sociological Factors Affect Color Choices in Fashion
You know that scene in 'The Devil Wears Prada' where Meryl Streep rants about cerulean? This is that, but for millennial pink.
by AAKRUTI GANESHAN
Music
Taylor Swift's 'folklore' is yet another masterpiece in her discography
The pop star trades bombastic synths for eclectic folk-pop on her breathtaking 8th studio album.
by PEYTON TOUPS
Film
'Indian Matchmaking' Has No Self–Awareness
The new Netflix dating series offers little more than its narrow definition of the arranged marriage plot.
by MEHEK BOPARAI
Music
Mike Polizze's 'Long Lost Solace Find' is utterly unremarkable
Polizze's laid-back musical tone undermines the lyrics' potential for raw confessionalism.
by KYLE WHITING
Film
The Kissing Booth 2 Is Two Hours Too Long
A whole two hours and eleven minutes of my life that I can’t get back.
by EVA INGBER
Focus
Wharton alum Evan Thomas reconciles faith and identity on his debut album, ‘Foundations’
Though Evan Thomas just graduated Penn, he's already in the midst of a new phase of his life: making music
by CHARDONNAY NEEDLER
Arts
The Ever-Evolving Relationship Between Ballet and Fashion
The connection between ballet and fashion serves as a reminder that art is rarely exclusive, and often political.
by AAKRUTI GANESHAN
Film
The Enduring Message of The Lorax
Years later, Dr. Seuss’ prescient message in 1971 continues to be relevant and powerful.
by EVA INGBER
Music
One Direction Is Still Making History
After 10 years, the band's fan base continues to prove their unwavering support.
by FERNANDA BRIZUELA
Music
Is TikTok creating a musical meritocracy?
Gen Z breaks down traditional barriers as TikTok helps boost musical fame
by DENALI SAGNER
Film
A Love Letter to Philadelphia in an Unexpected Place
Why Queer Eye Season 5 is way more than a makeover.
by DENALI SAGNER
Music
The LP Show: The Future of Live Music?
Liam Payne shows how performers can adapt to the reality of social distancing in creating more interactive experiences for their fans.
by FERNANDA BRIZUELA
Music
The Chicks share righteous, passionate anger on 'Gaslighter'
The country trio formerly known as The Dixie Chicks are assisted by Jack Antonoff and St. Vincent on their latest record.
by PEYTON TOUPS
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