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Synesthesia: “Scrubs”

“Scrubs,” a medical comedy following young doctor John “JD” Dorian and fellow hospital workers, was a show that utilizes music to its greatest extent, using it to score everything from JD’s wacky fantasies to big romantic hook–ups to sad scenes tainted by death.


Street's Guide to Food Trucks

BrazBQ  33rd and Arch Street @BRAZBQ (215) 208-5755 Don’t Miss: Sao Paulo Skip: Guarana Price: $ See Also: Dispatch: Inside the BrazBQ Food Truck


Music Video Monday: "She Knows" J. Cole

In “She Knows,” J. Cole tells the story of Kyle, a teenager playing hooky with his friend—continuing a trend of cinematic and narrative music videos for songs off his latest album, Born Sinner.


Street's Guide to BYOs

Barra 239 Chestnut Street (215) 238-6900 Don’t Miss: Short Rib Ravioli Skip: Mac and Cheese Pizza Price: $$$








SEPTAdventures

Fun Fact: Uber is not the only method of transportation in Philadelphia. Try SEPTA, you spoiled brats. Market Frankford Line (MFL) Stop: 13th Street What’s there: Reading Terminal Market—home to every type of ethnic food and Amish mac and cheese. Nearby: City Hall, Love Park Who to go with: Your new PC


THE MINDY PROJECT: Created by Emmy Award-nominated writer/producer and New York Times best-selling author Mindy Kaling (The Office), THE MINDY PROJECT stars Kaling as a skilled OB/GYN navigating the tricky waters of both her personal and professional life. THE MINDY PROJECT premieres Tuesday, Sept. 25 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.   ©2012 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Mary Ellen Matthews/FOX

B Roll: Mindy Lahiri, Feminist

At first glance, a TV character whose main hobbies include naming celebrity couples and wearing bold prints doesn’t really give off a feminist vibe, but Mindy Kaling’s character of Dr. Mindy Lahiri is doing more for feminism than you think. Mindy Kaling is a trailblazer—she’s the first South Asian woman to helm and star in her own sitcom, and she’s doing it somewhere around a dress size 8.  But that’s not why Kaling’s character of Mindy Lahiri on “The Mindy Project” is so cool.


Ego of the Week: Spencer Penn

Spencer the Politician has been class president for four straight years. His legacy? A new and improved *Fab Club.* And he’s not leaving Penn just yet; find Spencer sub–matriculating from Wharton to SEAS for his Masters in Robotics and Engineering.