Arts & Entertainment
Björk's Complicated and Continuously Evolving Legacy
Björk is one of the most influential pop artists of all time. Here's why.
I Went to the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia and Got Very Emo About It
The orchestra's "À la Française" was a tribute to French composers and my teenaged self.
Augmented Reality Brings Murals to Life
In West Philadelphia, a lone mural uses technology to immerse viewers in the African diaspora.
"Life in Shorts": Director Gavin O'Connor on 'The Way Back'
Speaking with this Penn alum on his new film starring Ben Affleck.
Why Are All the Bands Getting Back Together?
How the Jonas Brothers and MCR kicked off 2020's weirdest musical trend.
Moses Sumney's 'grae: Part 1' is a Breathtaking Sophomore Album
Moses Sumney's first entry in the 'grae' double LP is a gorgeous examination of the in–between.
Disney's LGBTQ Representation in 'Onward' May be a Misstep
Lena Waithe's character in 'Onward' is apparently Disney's first out gay character, but is it a positive portrayal?
'Sonic the Hedgehog' Wasn't Worth the Wait
'Sonic' just doesn't recapture the magic of the furry blue hedgehog.
How 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire' Caters to the Female Gaze
A beautiful film that focuses on the artistic value of women's lives.
Orla Gartland's 'Freckle Season' Leaves Fans Wanting More
Gartland's fourth EP is masterfully made, but doesn't quite feel finished.
Penn Monologues: A Transformation
Penn V-Day’s new performance offers a space for reflection and healing.
Marie Cuttoli: The Hero of Modern Tapestry
The latest exhibition at the Barnes Foundation attempts to highlight a long-forgotten entrepreneur and patron of French tapestry.
Part 3 of 'Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' is Disappointing and Confusing
There are too many plotlines packed into this short season.
Why Billie Eilish Isn't the New Lorde
Not all teen music powerhouses are made the same.
Grimes Celebrates the Apocalypse on 'Miss Anthropocene'
On her latest album, Grimes reflects on the destruction of mankind.
A Piece for Pugh
Why is Florence Pugh so famous, and why is it well–deserved?
'Picard' is a Modern Update on the Idealism of Star Trek
A science fiction show that explores the moral consequences of its past.
Kristen Schaal: Animation's Most Memorable Voice
Kristen Schaal's talent has defined the best-known animated characters of the last decade.
Marina's 'The Family Jewels' and the Decade That Followed
After ten years, the artist's debut album holds more weight than ever.
