Arts & Entertainment
Film
Don't Miss These Films at the Philadelphia Film Festival
A roundup of the films worth a watch at the festival, which runs from October 18 to 28.
by JORDAN WACHSMAN
Arts
Bloomers’ Fall Show: Great Jams, Perfectly Timed Skits, and Funny Women
The show will run from Thursday, Oct. 18 to Sat., Oct 20.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Music
The Spine–Chilling Spooky Season Playlist
A collection of songs to jam out to as Hallow’s Eve approaches.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
Film
Hollywood's Real Life Monsters
How your favorite horror movies are spun off one real life serial killer.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Music
Don’t Miss Big Thief at First Unitarian This Weekend
The folk rock Brooklyn quartet behind “Shark Smile" will make a stop in Philly this weekend.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
Puppets to Take the Streets of West Philly This Saturday
Spiral Q Puppet Theater’s annual Peoplehood Parade will leverage the power of art and community to honor transgender lives.
by CHRISTINA LU
Arts
What's in the Fisher Fine Arts Rare Books Library?
With materials from late 15th century to yesterday, it is well worth a visit.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
The Fabric Workshop Brings to You “Poorly Watched Girls”
In a multidisciplinary contemporary art experience, Bocanegra touches on how women in trouble are theatricalized.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Cellos and Radiohead: The Portland Cello Project is Performing at Annenberg this Saturday
In their Radiohead homage tour, the group will be playing hits like "Karma Police" on the cello.
by SHERRY TSENG
Music
Repo Records is Your Staple Music Store
Vinyl, CDs, cassettes, clothes, and quirky customers abound in this South Street staple.
by MELANNIE JAY
Arts
"No Borders" is The Silent Protest You Are Not Hearing
How Molly Crabapple's art in Fishtown addresses the injustice of immigration.
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Film
‘A Star Is Born’ Shines
It’s a painfully raw and human film that unapologetically shows the very best and worst life has to offer.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Arts
40 Years of Bloomers
Their show this weekend, attracting alums from across the country, follows Bachelor Andy on his search for love.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
'Timekeepers: Computer Zero' is the Newest Novel Set on Penn’s Campus
The recently released time–travel adventure will feature familiar campus locations in an alternative dimension.
by CHRISTINA LU
Film
'Bad Times at the El Royale' is a Good Time at the Movies
The new movie, released October 12, is more than just Chris Hemsworth's shimmying abs.
by CHRISTY QIU
Music
Five Video Game Soundtracks to Listen To
Here’s some of our favorite music from tough missions and terrifying boss battles.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
Music
Roundup: Best Albums You May Have Missed This Past Month
Everyone from Noname to Kurt Vile has dropped a can’t–miss album this month.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Film
Mid90s: Jonah Hill's First Directed Film is a Heart–Warming, Honest, and Inspiring Success
I wasn't sure where Jonah Hill was going. Now I'm so sorry I doubted him.
by SARAH FINGERHOOD
Arts
An Augmented Reality Mural Comes to Philly
The mural "Dreams, Diaspora, and Destiny" comes to life with holographic statues and orbs.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Mural Arts Month is Coming to Town
Roundup of what's to come this Mural Arts Month.
by CHRISTINA LU
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