Arts & Entertainment
Music
Hozier Steps Out of Church and into the Wasteland on His Sophomore Album
Hozier is back with new depth on 'Wasteland, Baby!'
by JULIA DAVIES
Film
Steven Spielberg and the Netflix Problem
Should Netflix films be held to the same standard as traditional ones?
by ANNA COLLINS
Music
Ten Songs Discovered Through Spotify's Pollen Playlist
A unique Spotify playlist that's perfect for discovering new artists.
by TERESA XIE
Film
Revisiting Oscar Night with Claire Sliney, Executive Producer of 'Period. End of Sentence.'
The Penn sophomore on winning for Best Documentary (Short Subject)
by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS
Film
'Studio 54' Takes You On A Wild Trip Through Disco's Golden Age
'I didn’t think the party would ever end'—watch the rise and fall of the infamous nightclub now on Netflix.
by EMMA HARRIS
Music
Why Hip–Hop Producer Madlib Doesn't Get the Credit He Deserves
One of rap's most prolific producers is also one of its most undersold.
by PAUL LITWIN
Music
Rest Assured, The Jonas Brother’s 'Sucker' Doesn’t Suck
But spoiler alert: their comeback single is no “Year 3000.”
by BEATRICE FORMAN
Music
Listen to Hand Habits' Latest Single 'what lovers do'
Meg Duffy contemplates love and desire on this hypnotic folk track.
by JOHNNY VITALE
Entertainment
The Ever–Evolving Trope of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl
It's time for the all–too–familiar one–dimensional female archetype to end, once and for all.
by SHRIYA BEESAM
Arts
'Mythic Creatures' Exhibition at Drexel: Myth and Nature Are Not So Different, After All
Academy of Natural Sciences takes on the history of myth, exploring the relationship between nature and legend.
by JESS ARATEN
Music
Offset’s 'Father of 4' is the Best Migos Solo Album Yet
The rapper goes solo and sets himself apart from his fellow Migos members.
by PAUL LITWIN
Music
Artist of the Week: Stella Donnelly Isn't Afraid
On 'Beware of the Dogs,' the Australian singer–songwriter calls out rape culture and white nationalism.
by SAM KESLER
Music
grandson's 'a modern tragedy vol. 2' Doubles Down on the Tragedy
On his sophomore EP, the Canadian rapper trades anger for melancholy.
by MELANNIE JAY
Television
Netflix's 'The Umbrella Academy' Pilot: A Refreshing Take on Adapting Comic Book Stories
This series about seven former child superheroes is dark and intriguing from the very beginning.
by BEBE HODGES
Music
Mike Krol Battles Heartbreak on 'Power Chords'
On his latest record, Krol barks and bites his way through lost love with his signature fuzz.
by JOHNNY VITALE
Music
Artist of the Week: The Mysteries
This psychedelic rock group is making waves in Philadelphia's music scene.
by SAM KESLER
Film
'Arctic': Gorgeous, Terrifying, and Contemplative
A stranded man struggles to survive the cold in this quietly tense film.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Film
Book–to–Movie Adaptations to Look Out For in 2019
Don't feel like reading the book? For these ten upcoming adaptations, you don't have to.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Music
Badflower's Debut LP 'OK I'M SICK' Shows Impressive Maturity
Thoughtful lyrics and haunting melodies will win over even the hardest of rockers.
by MELANNIE JAY
Arts
Glee Club Demonstrates Their Love For Community In 'The Good, The Bad, And The Uglee'
The group delivers a hilarious performance dedicated to community and friendship.
by KATIE FARRELL
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