Arts & Entertainment
West Philly Keeps the Beat Alive at Porchfest
Up Close with 2025’s Artist Lineup
Logistics and Locales Of Filmmaking: Is America Still Viable?
LA’s—and as an extension, America’s—cinematic stronghold is crumbling; what’re we doing about it?
KATSEYE's ‘Gnarly’, From Flop to Phenomenon
Why “Hottie hottie, like a bag of Takis” may be the girl group’s most profound statement yet.
Nobody Watched Marvel’s Best Movie Since Endgame
'Thunderbolts*' Is the Electrifying Film Fans Asked For. So Why Didn’t Anyone Show Up?
Sincerely, is a Home Built From Love, Loss, and Light
Kali Uchis’ fifth studio album invites us to explore grief in its rawest, most intimate form.
Insert Disk to Continue
Magdalena Bay brings the digital dreamscape to Franklin Music Hall.
Reimagining the Uncanny in 'Sinners'
Ryan Coogler’s latest production blends fear with folklore.
Standing Still With Eiko Ishibashi
Reflections on the composer–performer’s latest record 'Antigone' and her live appearance at Johnny Brendas.
In Photos: 'Of Montreal' in Concert
A pop–rock show of colors and sounds at Philly’s Underground Arts.
‘With Love, Meghan’ : the Importance of Being an Informed Viewer
What an audience’s reception to raw spaghetti reveals about the impact of public image in the cooking space.
Everyone’s a Pop Star
Inside the oversaturated world of influencer music—and the few who are making it stick.
Squeezing into Femininity: Christina Ramberg at the PMA
As part of Street's Philadelphia Museum of Art roundup, explore the influence of perfectionism and restraint on the female form at this major retrospective
‘The Life List’: Knowing Yourself Before Knowing Others
How well can Sofia Carson’s new Netflix movie blend lines between fairytale ending and self reckoning?
Get Lost, Stadium Shows: Bar Show Culture Lives on in ALEXSUCKS
The garage–punk group gets up close and personal at the Foto Club.
‘chew’ on This: How carLEEE Took on Music at Penn and Why You Can Too
Carlee Reid is about to graduate, but not without leaving her mark on the Penn music community.
Bobby Nash Died For Our Sins
Procedural death, and how (not) to do it
‘But I’m a Cheerleader’ Is the Blueprint for Sapphic Joy and Self Actualization
Happy Lesbian Visibility Week!
Still Moments Pulled From Everyday Chaos
'Staged' espouses the enduring pull of photography for grasping the story of our lives.
Djo's 'The Crux' Is Startlingly Surface Level
The artist's high–gloss melancholy gestures at depth, but doesn't really deliver.
