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Film
Using Film to Bridge the Gap Between Students and Refugees
Penn FilmAid brought students out of the "Penn Bubble" by hosting an event with Loung Ung, former child soldier and refugee.
by RANIA ZAKARIA
Arts
The Penn Museum Brings a Personal Touch to Artifacts with Global Guides
They add a personal touch to explaining the artifacts from their own countries.
by XINYI WAN
Television
Explore the Universality of Flavor with Netflix’s ‘Salt Fat Acid Heat’
This charming docuseries is an adventurous home cook’s dream.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Arts
The da Vinci Drawings: Professor Olin's Archival Sketches
He's designed places from Bryant Park to the Washington Monument.
by XINYI WAN
Music
Is Anime the new Kung Fu in Hip Hop?
Looking at the history and parallels of references to Japanese animation and martial arts in hip hop music.
by ALEKSEI KURYLA
Arts
SAS Truly Presented "Friends" at their Cultural Show This Weekend
A celebration of culture, talent, and community with the South Asian Society.
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Music
My Mother, Music, and Me
From the stack of vinyl records to the front of the pit, a shoutout for my favorite concert buddy.
by MELANNIE JAY
Television
Netflix's 'The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' is Horrifyingly Fun
If you're looking for a fall show that combines dark witchcraft with teenage angst, this show may be right up your alley.
by CLAIRE OCHROCH
Film
2018: 50 Years of 'Space Odyssey' at the Franklin Institute
For November, the Franklin Institute is screening the classic film that transformed science fiction.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Film
'Heathers' Reboot is Awkward and Tone–Deaf
Paramount’s reboot of the 1989 classic fails where many high school shows do.
by ANNA COLLINS
Arts
What to See on Campus This November
Performing arts groups, a Grammy winning artist, dancers, and so much more.
by SHERRY TSENG
Film
'Beautiful Boy' is a Dark, Simmering Tale of Addiction and Family
Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet play father and son in this haunting drama.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Television
Netflix Delivers Binge–Worthy Horror in 'The Haunting of Hill House'
A thoughtful show that delivers on genuine scares, Hill House is the binge–worthy entertainment you need this Halloween.
by JAMES MORRISON
Film
The Best and Worst Scary Movies on Netflix
Here are the films that you will want to add to your watchlist this Halloween.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN and SAM KESLER
Music
Khalid's 'Suncity:' A Love Letter to El Paso and his Fans
The seven–track release, out now, combines Khalid's old style with his newfound fame.
by BEBE HODGES
Music
Ella Mai's "Ella Mai" Doesn't Do Her Talents Justice
Her debut album is fun, but mostly unexceptional.
by SRINIDHI RAMAKRISHNA
Music
"Room 25" Solidifies Noname as a Rapper You Should Know
The debut album by the musician Rolling Stone called “one of the best rappers alive.”
by SRINIDHI RAMAKRISHNA
Film
Five Election Movies to Get You Pumped to Vote
Watch these classics to get in the voting mood on November 6.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Arts
Remembrance of History: The Philadelphia Holocaust Memorial Plaza's Reopening
Understanding history as it should never be repeated.
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Arts
More Than Just a Pretty Picture: Shahzia Sikander's 'The Perennial Gaze'
Shahzia Sikander explores the bounds of cultural identity and femininity through her art—and you can see it here in Philly.
by RANIA ZAKARIA
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