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Film
Review: "A.C.O.D."
“A.C.O.D.” stands for adult child of divorce. If you hate marriage or are a child of divorce this might be a good movie for you, but my guess is, regardless of who you are, it will probably still be extremely mediocre.
The movie focuses on Carter (Adam Scott), a seemingly well–adjusted adult who is still dealing with his parents’ fifteen–year old divorce.
by KATHERINE HARTMAN
Multimedia
Trailer of the Week: "The Monuments Men"
The trailer for “The Monuments Men” was released this week and gives us a glimpse of an interesting angle on World War II.
What We Love: George Clooney wrote, directed and starred in this movie, and since we love George Clooney we will have to give it a shot.
by EMILY JOHNS
Film
PARKS & RECREATION RECAP: "Gin It Up!"
1. Donna's own scandal.
Finally, "Parks" fans hungry for some more face–time with the enigmatic Donna Meagle get thrown a bone.
by SAM BRODEY
Arts
Open Studios Preview: Out in the Open with Nowhere to Hide
We talked to a spectrum of seven different Philly visual artists, who will be exposing their inner worlds to the public this weekend as part of the Philadelphia Open Studio Tours. Download the tours’ free app and learn about these artists who have a wealth of knowledge and talent to share.
by CAROLYN GRACE
Arts
Artist Profile: Terrill Warrenburg
Name & Year: Terrill Warrenburg, C’16
Hometown: Little Silver, NJ
Major: Fine Art
Website: www.terrillwarrenburg.webs.com
by 34TH STREET
Film
Interview: Stuart Connelly
Stuart Connelly is the writer and director of the new movie “The Suspect.” Connelly is a local filmmaker, and “The Suspect” is his first feature film. It will be competing for two awards at the upcoming Philadelphia Film Festival. Connelly took a moment to chat with Street about his exciting project.
by KATHERINE HARTMAN
Film
Netflix Pick of the Week: "Top of the Lake"
Television is full of cop shows and serial killers, so it is really hard to reinvent the genre.
by NATHAN WEINBREN
Swipe, Click, Tap: Dating Apps at Penn
College hookups can be messy, wrought with hurt feelings, murky motives, and usually, more than a few drinks. Here’s how Penn students are using dating apps to avoid all the shit that comes with getting laid.
by PATRICK DEL VALLE
Ego
Ego Presents: Life Swap
Your college house defines your freshman year. The things you do, the people you meet—everything can be tied back to your choice of dorm. So, wouldn’t it be fun to take three unsuspecting (okay, they completely knew about it) freshmen, mix them up and have them tell us how another college house lives? This is Life Swap.
by 34TH STREET
Music
Review: "More Is Than Isn't"—RJD2
Philadelphia–based musician and producer RJD2 rose to fame on the back of singles like 2008’s “Ghostwriter,” colorful, cut–and–paste blends of downbeat hip–hop, jazz, soul and funk.
by TONY MEI
Word on the street
Word on the Street: Taunted, Not Teased
At some point during my freshman year, I found myself alone with a guy I’d just met. He had dark hair and eyes, I think, and his name was a generic one I soon forgot.
by MARLEY COYNE
PennConnects
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