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Arts & Entertainment

Writing Experimentally with Jay Kirk

Getting to know the creative nonfiction professor who recently received a Whiting Grant

by SARA MERICAN

Going Abroad and its Impact on Art Students

How a place can define one's art.

by XINYI WAN

When Unconventional Filmmaking Works

Taking risks in production can elevate a movie beyond a simple gimmick. 

by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN

Independent Filmmakers at Penn: Justin Lee, Ari Lewis, and Mary Osunlana

Three student–filmmakers discuss the origins of their passion and their future plans.

by JONNELL BURKE

'American Crime Story' gets a Makeover

'The Assassination of Gianni Versace' is another great addition to Ryan Murphy’s television empire.

by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN

A Fresh Look at Groundbreaking Producer Nujabes' Soundtrack for Anime 'Samurai Champloo'

A convenient excuse to watch an anime for the music.

by CHRIS TROOP

Famous Architect and Penn Alum: Louis I. Kahn In Concrete and On Paper

The renowned architect's designs are right in Fisher Fine Arts. 

by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX

'Nation of Two' by Vance Joy Doesn't Hold Up

Introducing an album of mediocre ballads for folk fangirls.

by NATALIA JOSEPH

What TV Gets Wrong about Mental Illness

Mental health storylines demand nuance and honesty.

by ANA WEST

Club Spotlight: Penn Art Club Makes Art Accessible to All Students

A place for all your creative needs. 

by XINYI WAN

Five Ivy League Bands That Aren't Vampire Weekend

A heated battle of the bands that started in dorm rooms.

by ALIX STEERMAN

“44 More” by Logic: The Return of Young Sinatra

The rapper brings back some old flows on his new release.

by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN

Why I Appreciate Reading Poetry in the Springtime

Whip out that poetry book outside Frontera.

by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER

Everything You Need to Know About "LIVE at the Writers House"

The Kelly Writer's House harnesses the power of the spoken word in their hour–long broadcasts.

by XINYI WAN

'A Wrinkle In Time' Represents Young People Right

Critics of the new children’s movie are missing the point.

by ANA WEST

A Closer Look at Shrek's Killer Soundtrack

Here's why we loved the movie about as much as we love "All Star."

by MICHELLE PEREIRA

Student Artist Spotlight: Hadeel Saab

Her passion project Saab Creations looks to find the beauty in the unexpected.

by SHERRY TSENG

Behind the Gates: Examining the Quad's Architectural History

Beauty and history come at a cost.

by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER

Is the "Oscar Curse" Real?

Examining the idea that an Academy Award is a career–killer for young actors.

by JENNIFER CULLEN

Street's Book List for Spring Break

Some tasteful books to keep you company this break.

by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX

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