Arts & Entertainment
Review: "Parkland"
An absolute pressure cooker of a film, “Parkland” presents an intimate and visceral look at events following the assassination of John F.
How I Met Your Mother Recap: "Last Time in New York"
Robin and Barney: While the elderly relatives stream in to the Farhampton Inn, Robin and Barney embark on a mission to find a hot place for sex.
Street Music & Film Eds Weigh in on "Scarecrow"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUtnas5ScSE
Ten Covers that are Better Than the Originals
The best sex of your life was never the first time.
Cinematic Year in Review: Food Edition
What happens when filmmakers moonlight as sous chefs? Results vary from the delectable (mmm… cake) to the vomit–inducing (we’ll leave you to guess this one).
Acoustic Lifehacks: 5 Easy Music DIYs
Why invest in a jambox when you’ve got the ingredients for a bass–dropping good time right in your dorm?
B Roll: Roger Ebert Was A Fucking Idiot
Beneath a canopy of crucifixes, I train my gun on a cowering creep with a major hard–on for Jesus.
Album Review: "Glacier"—Teen Daze
Ambient is the name of the game, and though Teen Daze hits the mark on a few songs, he falls short on crafting a holistic experience.
Album Review: "Days Are Gone"—Haim
The Los Angeles–based Haim sisters burst onto the music scene during the summer of 2012 with danceable singles “Falling” and “Forever” that were ripe and ready for alternative radio play.
Album Review: "The 20/20 Experience 2 of 2"—Justin Timberlake
The second half of Justin Timberlake’s “20/20 Experience” falls short of the hype.
Review: "Gravity"
The opening credits of “Gravity” cautiously signal its central premise, that life is impossible in space.
Album Review: “B-Room"—Dr. Dog
Dr. Dog’s seventh studio album combines a mixture of instrumental heavy tunes with their own style of psychedelic tunes for the masses.
Album Review: "Pure Heroine"–Lorde
Lorde’s highly anticipated debut album “Pure Heroine” doesn’t produce the same thrill that its title promises.
Netflix Pick of the Week: "Undeclared"
“Undeclared” is a Judd Appatow–produced sitcom that follows protagonist Steven Karp (Jay Baruchel), his three suitemates and their two female neighbors at the start of their freshman year.
FIGMENT Philadelphia: Bringing Creativity to the City
This Sunday, art spills out of gallery walls.
Contrapposto: Taking a Stance on the Penn Museum
Why we need to stop doing the Rocky steps and up to our own museum for once.
