Arts & Entertainment
Television
An Emmy Sweep for 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' is a Bad Thing
By winning 5 major Emmy Awards, 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' blocks other deserving shows from getting recognition.
by CLAIRE OCHROCH
Television
Netflix's New Dark Comedy 'Maniac' Skewers Late Capitalism
Previewing the new limited series now streaming on Netflix.
by JAMES MORRISON
Arts
Negotiating Privilege with Professor Matt Neff
The Director of Undergraduate Fine Arts explores the power of race, gender and class through his artwork.
by XINYI WAN
Film
Student Filmmaker Spotlight: Sonari Chidi
With his documentary, "Shattering Refuge," Sonari hopes to inspire viewers to be the change instead of watching it from the sidelines.
by KARIN HANANEL
Arts
Philly Art Exhibit Reclaims Beauty in "Shithole" Countries
Capturing the real side of the country, the exhibit proves that these countries are anything but "shitholes."
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Where to Go for Your Next Art Supplies Haul
Looking to buy some art supplies? Street’s got you covered.
by CHRISTINA LU
Music
Beyond Despacito: Latin Trap is Taking Over
Looking into the Latin Trap explosion that brought bops like Cardi B's "I Like It" to mainstream music.
by ALEKSEI KURYLA
Film
‘Disenchantment’ Had Us Disenchanted
The new fantasy series is full of hilarious stars, but lacks a certain magic.
by SAM KESLER
Arts
'And So the Story Goes' Showcases Storytelling Throughout History at the Penn Museum
This student–curated exhibit displays the epic of Gilgamesh in cuneiform and a Japanese shadow puppet.
by XINYI WAN
Film
New Horror Film 'The Nun' is Overkill
Unless you need to know the premise behind 'The Conjuring 2,' don't bother.
by RILEY WAGNER
Arts
'To the Polls' Exhibition Politicizes the Past to Mobilize in the Present
The show, run by StreetsDept.com and Mural Arts Philadelphia, aims to increase civic engagement and voter turnout in the 2018 election.
by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS
Film
Recent Critique of 'Star Trek' on 'Black Mirror' Falls Short
Black Mirror is just one of many shows to get the iconic series all wrong.
by ANNA COLLINS
Music
It's Sweater Weather: A Fall Playlist
Music to get you through the autumn blues.
by SRINIDHI RAMAKRISHNA
Film
Movies to Look Out for at the New York Film Festival
Catch these films now before they get Oscar noms.
by KATE LINDENBURG
Music
Bedroom Pop: The Female–Dominated Genre You Need on Your Playlist
A roundup of some of the best Bedroom Pop artists for the next time you’re lovesick in bed.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Music
The 5 Best Albums to Cry To
A selection of cathartic records to seek solace in.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
Television
Can 'American Horror Story' Redeem Itself with Apocalypse?
A look at this season’s premiere episode and what it means for the future of AHS.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Arts
The Book Corner: 'Kafka on the Shore' is Your Next Break Book
With a healthy dose of absurdity and an unconventional story arc, this book deserves a spot on your reading list.
by SHERRY TSENG
Television
How 'BoJack Horseman' Season 5 Gets Wrong So Right
The show continues to define boundaries because, not in spite of, its caustic comedy.
by ANA WEST
Music
Kanye West and Lil Pump Nail the Media Game with “I Love It”
How a mediocre song went viral on the internet with punchy lines and high quality production value.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
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