Arts & Entertainment
What to Watch and Where
We recommend you save “Game of Thrones” for a more private setting—titties out of context can be a little confusing and no one’s looking for another Van Porn incident. Study breaks in the form of a TV episode are good for the soul, though, so we’ve got some recs for what to watch, wherever you may be.
Meet the Penn Musician: Tate Gale
Ask Tate Gale why he decided to join the Mask and Wig Club, and he’ll laugh a little to himself before answering, “I tried out without knowing that it would become my entire life.”
Fling Logos Through The Ages
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Interview: Forest Swords
English music producer Matthew Barnes, known by his stage name Forest Swords, sat down with us to talk about his music.
Music Video Monday: “G.U.Y.”—Lady Gaga
Have you ever seen an angel fall out of the sky? Lady Gaga might not be the most typical angel, but she falls out of the sky and finds her glamorous self amongst the grey ashes of a fallen city.
Netflix Pick of the Week: “Inequality for All”
In the midst of this year’s Oscar buzz, the New York Times described Leonardo DiCaprio’s roles in his recent films “The Great Gatsby” and, of course, “The Wolf of Wall Street” as “putting a face on the ambivalence that capitalism continues to inspire.” Collectively, Americans admire, envy and despise—all at once—what we now refer to as the 1%. The wealthy, it appears, are the beacon of hope to many Americans who see their success as the result of the American Dream. “Inequality for All,” a 2013 documentary narrated by former Secretary of Labor, Robert Reich, attempts to put these things into perspective by highlighting the growing problem of income inequality in the Unites States.
Haiku Reviews
Roses are red / Haikus are sweet / It’s not fling yet silly / So remain in your seat.
Money Movies: An Economic History in Film
Because who wants to take "History of American Capitalism" when you can just watch a bunch of movies instead?
Money on My Mind
In the words of Wu-Tang Clang, cash rules everything around me, including music. Get a run for your money with these songs across different genres.
Album Review: Salad Days
Mac Demarco: “Salad Days” “Salad Days” finds Mac having grown up a bit.
Guess the Price of the Fancy Artwork!
Click on the image to guess the prices of the artwork: Answers:
Album Review: The Infamous Mobb Deep
"The Infamous Mobb Deep”—Mobb Deep Slaying the gangster rap game isn’t something new to Queens rap duo Mobb Deep, who revolutionized the gangster rap genre ever since their album “The Infamous” dropped in 1995.
The Cost of Being an Art Student at Penn
Learning to be fancy ain't cheap
Album Review: Here and Nowhere Else
“Here and Nowhere Else” by Cloud Nothing Cloud Nothings’ latest album “Here and Nowhere Else” is the answer to your middle–school–punk–phase prayers.
Contrapposto: Museum Admission Prices
Art for the people shouldn't cost an arm and a leg
Top 10 Ways to Not Starve as an Artist
Follow your passion AND make bank.
HIMYM Recap: “Last Forever” (Series Finale)
Nine seasons and this was all we got? Beyond the good intentions behind this jumbled finale, there were some straight up logic flaws in the iconic show’s final sendoff.
