Arts & Entertainment
Music
The Antlers Bring a Quiet, Emotional Night to World Cafe Live
'Hospice' got an acoustic treatment for a fully captivated audience.
by MELANNIE JAY
Music
The Value of Music Covers
Dissecting why singing new versions of songs are integral to music as an art form
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
Film
Double Threat: Spring Fling Headliner Miguel Acts, Too
Before you get Flung, check out these two films featuring Miguel.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Music
Everything You Need to Know About J.I.D Before Spring Fling
At just 28 years old, J.I.D has revamped Atlanta rap.
by TERESA XIE
Music
After Releasing Her Debut Album, Billie Eilish Still Belongs To Teenage Girls
On 'WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?' Eilish sounds exactly like the quirky 17–year–old we wish we were.
by BEATRICE FORMAN
Music
Flume Nails a Fresh Sound in His 'Hi, This is Flume' Mixtape
The Australian DJ and producer creates beautifully labyrinthine sounds in his new mixtape.
by PAUL LITWIN
Arts
'Speak Your Truth—An Evening with Yolanda Wisher': A Fitting End to Penn Women's Week
Yolanda Wisher highlights the camaraderie that makes Women’s Week so important.
by KATIE FARRELL
Music
Jazz & Grooves to Bring Choker, Orion Sun, and Bathe for Last Show of the School Year
SPEC's past headliners have included Omar Apollo and Tierra Whack.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
Just Miles From Campus: Finding Calm in the City at Shofuso Japanese House and Garden
This Tea House and Garden reflects the history of Japanese culture in Philadelphia.
by JESS ARATEN
Music
Sad Summer Fest is Here—And It’s Warped Tour Reincarnated
Whip out your band tees and black eyeliner. It’s emo season.
by BEATRICE FORMAN
Television
Anticipating Season 2 of ‘On My Block’
Returning to the show right before season 2 lands.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Music
Schoolboy Q is Back With a Vengeance on His New Single 'Numb Numb Juice'
The South Central LA rapper provides an enticing glimpse at his forthcoming album.
by PAUL LITWIN
Music
Artist of the Week: BRONCHO
The Tulsa four–piece writes catchy songs that don't fall into typical song structures.
by JOHNNY VITALE
Film
'The Hummingbird Project' is a Good Movie—If You Make it to the End
Jesse Eisenberg and Alexander Skarsgård star in this drama that is about as entertaining as its subject matter: financial engineering.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
Movies to Watch to Celebrate International Women's Month
This March, let's use film as a way to empower women and advocate for equality in all forms.
by SHRIYA BEESAM
Music
PennSori's 'Sori’s Sketchbook': A Delightful Celebration of Talent and Creativity
Penn’s pop/K–pop a capella group nails their Spring concert.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
Music
Khalid's Back—and He's No Longer Just An 'American Teen'
On March 18, he brought his 'Free Spirit College Experience Tour' to Philly to promote his upcoming album.
by JULIA DAVIES
Television
'Miracle Workers' Review: The Weirdest Show on Television
Surprise—Daniel Radcliffe is doing television now.
by SAMANTHA SANDERS
Film
Enjoy Hospital–Based Films with Social Commentary at Penn's Bioethics Film Festival
The festival, starting March 26, features free movies, free food, and thought–provoking discussions.
by ANA HALLMAN
Music
The Cowboy Revival in Modern Music
This past year has seen the return of the cowboy in music, but it's not a title meant for just anyone.
by JULIA DAVIES
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