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This Week's Music News Round Up
Attempting to keep up with the craziness that is pop music.
by ISABELLA FERTEL
Arts
'Pride and Prejudice' in Ballet: This Weekend at Annenberg
Pick up your ballet shoes, Mr. Darcy.
by SHERRY TSENG
Music
80s Punk Rock: If It Was Released Today, We'd See a Lot More Backlash
PC culture and how it affects backhanded humor.
by NATALIA JOSEPH
Film
What's Rotten About Rotten Tomatoes
What “Certified Fresh” actually means—and why it matters.
by ANA WEST
Arts
Behind the Work–Study Students in the Arts
Plot Twist: An Artist Makes Money
by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX
Entertainment
Just How Great is 'The Great British Bake Off'?
'Cupcake Wars' can't compete with this.
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Arts
Crossing Literary and Visual Arts in "Experimental Writing" Class
Exploring new perspectives through the intersections of different arts.
by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX
Film
Deconstructing Diversity in this Year's 'Best Director' Nominations
The Oscars aren't doing enough for diversity in Hollywood.
by NAOMI ELEGANT
Arts
Annie Mok: Life is a Walking Simulator Game
Behind the artist that spoke at the "Trans Creatives" series.
by SOPHIE XI
Arts
Club Spotlight: The Family Behind Penn Band
They're basically student athletes AND musicians.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Television
Spiciest Winter Olympics Moments
Very meme–able moments from the Winter Games.
by SHINYOUNG HAILEY NOH
Arts
Reading Terminal Market's Chinese New Year Celebration
Lion dances, Tai Chi, calligraphy, and so much more.
by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX
Film
'High Maintenance' and the Making of a Neighborhood
This HBO miniseries takes the whirlwind of NYC and makes it (somehow) friendly.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Arts
Meet Faith Cho: Photographer of Feelings, Not Things
Housemoshi says hello and welcome.
by XINYI WAN
Music
Why I Can’t Wait for BROCKHAMPTON to Break Up
Trust me, it's going to be a blast.
by CHRIS TROOP
Film
Stuck in Reading: Effecting Social Change through TV
Penn alum's proposed pilot aims to revitalize a fading city.
by SHINYOUNG HAILEY NOH
Arts
Michelangelo at the Met
If Michelangelo went to Penn, he would have a major case of Penn Face.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Music
Why I Still Listen to Lorde's 'Pure Heroine' Five Years Later
The sounds of fear, love, and childhood that never grow old.
by SAMMY GORDON
Film
Old–School Movie Musicals to Fall In Love With
Take a look at the old standards that inspired modern hits.
by ANA WEST
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