Entertainment
Are Movie Theaters Going to Disappear?
Movie theaters are experiencing lower attendance, but that doesn't have to mean that they'll go extinct.
The Problem with 'Unplanned'
Why this Christian film isn't just bad—it's dangerous.
The Legacy of Agnès Varda
We have lost one of the French New Wave’s most significant–and only female–filmmakers. Here’s how to celebrate her pioneering work.
Ranking the Best Sitcom Theme Songs: Which is Most Iconic?
Street dissects which sitcoms have the most legendary opening titles.
Revisiting Harmony Korine’s 'Spring Breakers'
Korine just released his newest film, 'The Beach Bum,' but does his controversial 2012 release deserve to be a cult classic?
Hulu's 'The Act': A Horrifying Retelling of True Events
Maybe mother doesn't know best?
Everything You Need to Know about Netflix Changes this April
Here are the notable titles that are joining and leaving the site.
Don’t Miss Classic Movie Essentials at the Ritz Five this April
Get out to Old City to catch classic film showings at everyone’s favorite indie theater.
Growing Up Through Film
On never aging out of coming–of–age.
The Value of Music Covers
Dissecting why singing new versions of songs are integral to music as an art form
Double Threat: Spring Fling Headliner Miguel Acts, Too
Before you get Flung, check out these two films featuring Miguel.
Anticipating Season 2 of ‘On My Block’
Returning to the show right before season 2 lands.
'The Hummingbird Project' is a Good Movie—If You Make it to the End
Jesse Eisenberg and Alexander Skarsgård star in this drama that is about as entertaining as its subject matter: financial engineering.
Movies to Watch to Celebrate International Women's Month
This March, let's use film as a way to empower women and advocate for equality in all forms.
PennSori's 'Sori’s Sketchbook': A Delightful Celebration of Talent and Creativity
Penn’s pop/K–pop a capella group nails their Spring concert.
'Miracle Workers' Review: The Weirdest Show on Television
Surprise—Daniel Radcliffe is doing television now.
Enjoy Hospital–Based Films with Social Commentary at Penn's Bioethics Film Festival
The festival, starting March 26, features free movies, free food, and thought–provoking discussions.
'Five Feet Apart': Yet Another Story of the Bland and Lovesick
It's better than the 'Fault in Our Stars', but it still isn't great.
Gorgeous and Gruesome, 'Climax' is More Than Its Trippy Premise
This stylish psychological thriller is a wild ride through a drug–induced hell.
