Arts & Entertainment
'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' Is a Record For Everyone
Japanese Breakfast’s fourth studio album is a masterclass in genre synthesis, profound sadness, and erratic serenity.
Hills Burn in California, You Ignore Them
Addressing the gap between environmental musicians’ art and action
‘Yellowjackets’: Giving in to (Human) Nature
The wilderness doesn't reform, it reveals.
The Museum as an Environment
Where the ‘Ecology of Fashion’ exhibit at Drexel’s Academy of Natural Sciences works and where it doesn’t.
Playboi Carti’s ‘MUSIC’ Pays Tribute to Atlanta’s Underground Rap Culture
The rapper’s third studio album is worth more than the sum of its parts.
Vocals, V–Necks and No Virtues: The Vices Will Rock Your World
Rock ‘n’ roll is alive and well… and Dutch!
Script Simplification in An Era of Scrolling
Social media has become integrated into everyday life. What does this mean for streaming services?
What Can We Learn From The ‘Severance’ Score?
The soundtrack of the TV thriller is cold, calculated, and impressive—but does the theory behind it pay off?
Weatherday’s 'Hornet Disaster' Is Far from Disastrous
Seeing an album in concert can save an awful day.
We Need More Stories Like ‘Clean Slate’
In light of recent executive orders from the Trump administration, it's crucial to showcase visible trans joy.
Growing Past Growing Pains in ‘Adult Best Friends’
Penn alums Delaney Buffett and Marie Nikolova talk about the real life inspiration behind the film and the journey they took to get there.
C*ntry Music: Reclamation or Regression?
The pop–country pivot might be indicative of America's shifting center.
Some Stars Shine Greener Than Others
Can artists tour sustainably?
Our Personal Poxes
A review of Octavia Butler’s ‘Parable of the Sower'
‘Severance’ Episode Ten: ‘Cold Harbor’ Closes Out a Stellar Season of TV
A bittersweet and incredibly intense end to Season 2 tees up new and interesting elements for Season 3.
MIXX Up Your Playlist with NMIXX
With the completion of their ‘Fe3O4’ EP trilogy, the fourth–gen K–Pop girl group transcends the genre’s norms with a showcase of musicianship and dedication.
'Hell of a Summer' Combines Horror and Comedy to Bring Generations Together
Directors Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk talk about the collaboration and production processes behind their new release.
‘One of Them Days’ Shines a Spotlight on Female Friendship
The best buddy comedy you’ll see this year
Art Battle: Inside Philadelphia’s High–Stakes Live Painting Competition
Does creativity really thrive under pressure?
