Arts & Entertainment
Arts
On DMD Majors: Crossing Computer Science and Fine Arts
Who ever said fine arts was not employable?
by MARGARET ZHANG
Music
Listen to This: 'Atlanta' Soundtrack Highlights
Get hyped for Atlanta season two, premiering March 1.
by PAUL LITWIN
Music
Why JPEGMAFIA Is the Best Artist You Are Not Listening To
I had the chance to sit down with JPEGMAFIA and get to know the man behind my current obsession in music.
by HOLDEN CAPLAN
Music
Rich Brian is Rebranding
The controversial Vine star is back, this time with a new name.
by JACOB WINICK
Film
Why Film is the Most Relatable of Content
Sometimes, understanding feelings requires more than 280 characters.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Arts
How 'Call Me by Your Name' Portrays Art Cinematically
Don't miss the Van Gogh or Cézanne in the movie.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
Emotive Space: How Museum Exhibitions Recreate Reality by Design
How the PMA and other exhibitions manipulate space.
by XINYI WAN
Film
'Queer Eye': New, Raw, and Necessary
Why we need the ‘Queer Eye’ reboot now more than ever.
by ANA WEST
Film
The Movie Wasn’t as Good as the Book
We never expect film adaptations to size up to their source material, but what helps them come close?
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Music
Why Every Music Festival Has the Same Lineup
If you want to hit more than one festival, expect to see Eminem a couple of times.
by NATALIA JOSEPH
Music
A Contemplation of Country Music
Genre, sound, and more. What makes country music country?
by MICHELLE PEREIRA
Film
The Politics of ‘Black Panther’: A Revolution in Color
A review of the film with thoughts from Africana professor Salamishah Tillet.
by JONNELL BURKE
Arts
'Raise Your Voice' Benefit Brings Together 14 of Penn's A Cappella Groups
Also featuring a cappella royalty Pitch Slapped
by CHARLOTTE BAUSCH
Film
'Black Panther': A Black Cultural Moment
Why Marvel's new release felt so personal and true.
by CASS PHANORD
Entertainment
West Germany Beat Modern Hollywood At Its Own Game
German filmmakers were feminists before Greta Gerwig made it cool.
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Music
The Devolution of Justin Timberlake
Why JT's Super Bowl 52 halftime show left us crying a river.
by ALIX STEERMAN
Arts
Revisiting Audre Lorde with Workshops at the ICA
Her influence goes far beyond her time.
by SHERRY TSENG
Film
Songs That Made the Movies: Cinema's Most Famous Soundtracks
Sometimes, two hours are best understood in under three minutes.
by JONNELL BURKE
Arts
Famous Penn Alumni in the Arts
The writer of The Disaster Artist, the creator of The Addams Family, and more.
by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX
Music
That Song Smacks: The Intersection of Music and Gastronomy
Forget wine, we're pairing food with music.
by HOLDEN CAPLAN
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