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Music
From Meme Icon to Rapper: Who Is Bhad Bhabie?
Danielle Bregoli, who said "cash me outside, how 'bout dah?" on Dr. Phil, is now a rapper. Here's what I think of her music.
by BEBE HODGES
Arts
Anna Dumitriu’s BioArt and Bacteria Exhibition Fuses Microbes with Art
Her work is a haunted reflection on how humankind has dealt with diseases throughout the eras.
by CHRISTINA LU
Arts
Let Your Hair Down at PAGE's "Love Your Body" Week
Women of color at Penn get real about their hair at this art exhibit.
by EMMA MOORE
Music
Concert Review: Hoodie Allen Invents Forward–Thinking Nostalgia
The Penn Alum sailed through the crowd on an inflatable raft during his sold–out show on Nov. 7.
by BEATRICE FORMAN
Music
Stop! Hoodie Time: Hoodie Allen Gives Business, Career, and Life Advice at Penn
Rapper Hoodie Allen (W ’10) shares his steps to success – along with several laughs – at Tuesday’s “The Business of Life Lecture.”
by BEBE HODGES
Music
Six Steps to Successfully Buy a Guitar on a College Budget
How much is that Fender in the window?
by MELANNIE JAY
Film
'The Happy Prince' Gets Lost in Its Art
Rupert Everett’s directorial debut is too poetic for its own good.
by ANNA COLLINS
Arts
'Jerusalem Stabile:' The Big Red Structure Outside Meyerson
Alexander Calder was inspired so create this work by unrest in Israel in the 70s.
by XINYI WAN
Music
All–Female Supergroup boygenius's Debut is Unsurprisingly Genius
The new EP from this all–female supergroup sheds light on what it means to be a woman of indie rock today.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
inVISIBLE Shows the Power of Representation
The art gallery in PAACH promotes cultural awareness and the intersectional identity.
by SHERRY TSENG
Music
A Playlist to Nap To After Pulling an All–Nighter
Street brings you a selection of tracks to help you snooze.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
Arts
CaffeiNations: A Celebration of Coffee Around the World
How your average cup of joe is not just a café staple but a cultural staple, too.
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Music
The Top 5 TV Shows About Music
Street presents a roundup of musically–inclined shows you should be watching next.
by SRINIDHI RAMAKRISHNA
Film
'Suspiria' Delivers Highbrow Horror That Fails to Entertain
Luca Guadagnino's remake is beautiful but exhausting.
by JAMES MORRISON
Music
The Routes of Slavery: A Musical Memoir Made To Last
Representation of a community's resilience in the face of cruelty.
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Music
Concert Review: Billie Eilish Belongs to Teenaged Girls
Her sold–out Nov. 4 show at Union Transfer bathed the crowd in explosive emotion.
by JAMIE GOBRESKI
Film
Stop Remaking Old Disney Films
How nostalgia seeps from the big screen to other parts of our lives
by SOPHIA DUROSE
Film
'An Elephant Sitting Still': A Four–Hour Masterpiece Leaving a Lifelong Impact
This Chinese film, directed by Bo Hu who died by suicide after filming, has left me in an emotional wreck.
by CHRISTY QIU
Arts
From Poetry to Performance with the Excelano Project
A behind the scenes look at the Excelano Project's upcoming spoken poetry show, Entropy.
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Film
These 10 Films are the Best of the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival
Tune into these films showing at Philadelphia's first ever film festival, running from November 3 – November 18.
by JORDAN WACHSMAN
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