Playlists
Moviemaker Profile: Rayne Harris
Junior Health and Societies major Rayne Harris spent a month on a movie set this summer in Seattle, working as a producer’s assistant.
The Art of SABS
The art of the SABS is simple in origin, yet complex in execution. Release yourself from the constraints of humility — let your Ego soar. You deserve it, you beautiful person.
Review: Shields - Grizzly Bear
After three superb studio productions, the expectations for Grizzly Bear’s newest album were high.
Review: Coexist - The xx
It didn’t seem possible for The xx to become more minimalist, but they may have succeeded in doing just that on their sophomore album, “Coexist.” The vocals of Oliver Sim and Romy Madley Croft have not lost their smooth and dreamy qualities, but instead of each song packing its own unique punch as they did on “xx,” the songs run in a nearly unchanging stream, both lyrically and musically, the sounds melting together in an indiscernible mix.
Recap: Summer Box Office 2012
Despite high expectations and a few blockbusters, Hollywood underperformed this summer.
Tweet of the Week: 9/18 - 9/24
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Love This Giant - St. Vincent and David Byrne
Long understood as prolific collaborators, David Byrne and St.
Matchmaker, Matchmaker
These freshmen belong together, whether they know it or not.
Concert Previews: 9/16 - 9/23
Who’s Playing Philly This Week
Like a Virgin
We know it’s scary, and you don’t need to do anything you aren’t ready to do. But you will have to order food at some point. And we’re here to walk you through.
Playlist of the Week: 9.17.2012
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Review: Beacon - Two Door Cinema Club
In their sophomore effort, the Irish band reprise their catchy, clean–cut blend of indie rock and electro–pop, proving that in the two years since “Tourist History” they’ve matured without losing their upbeat energy.
Treading the Way to Trader Joe's
A man cannot live on FroGro alone.
Summer Photo Contest
You went somewhere cool this summer. We want to see it.
Bachelorette is Girls Behaving Badly
Let’s get this out of the way right now: "Bachelorette," the new indie rom–com from writer–director Leslye Headland, adapted from her play of the same name, is not "Bridesmaids." Yes, the two do share a similar “B” title, and both center on the upcoming nuptials of the protagonist’s BFF.
The Roundup: 9.13.2012
Welcome, welcome, Penn lovies, new and old, sullen, cynical, bright and beautiful, to The Round Up. For those of you who don't know, we're Penn's weekly source of all things scandalous and shameful.
Ego of the Week: Sam Pasternack
College senior and funnyman Sam Pasternack, a former "Daily Show" intern, literally walks to the beat of his own drum.
