Playlists
Word on the Street: Why We Wept Over Whitney
It all happened so quickly. I absentmindedly opened my browser to check my email and there it was on People.com.
DIY - Fettuccine
In which we try our hand at homemade fettuccine
Street Sartorialist: Band T-shirt Edition
Here’s a breakdown of some iconic music T–shirts and what they really say about you.
Campus Playlist: Capogiro
In which we explore the sonic landscapes of your favorite campus spots.
Tramp - Sharon Van Etten
On Tramp, Sharon Van Etten drones in the best way possible.
The Roundup: 2.16.2012
Highbrow hopes your Valentine’s Day wasn’t as pathetic as ours. While you were holding hands with that special someone, we were watching the world’s most unromantic movie, The Shining, and scrounging up some shocking gossip.
Tim And Eric's Billion Dollar Acid Trip
Two Temple Grads Take Comedy To The Next Level
Evolution of Fake IDs
Trying to sneak your way into (or out of) something is a concept as old as time itself. Well, almost. Here are history's best masters of disguise.
Artist Profile: Christina Kerns
Street: What are you currently working on? Christina Kerns: Currently I’ve been focusing on social class and the signifiers/implications of this regionally in the United States.
Parli Pasta?
Here’s everything you want to know about pasta when your tongue’s tied up like farfalle (we’ll explain that one in a sec).
Safeword: MFA Class of 2013
Head over to Meyerson for the last day of Penn Design’s M.F.A. exhibition.
Penn Palate: Alexa Depasquale
She’s the head of the Penn chapter of the NIAF (National Italian American Foundation). Given the theme of this week’s section, we had to get her opinions on all things pasta.
Dispatch: Single On V-Day
1:45 p.m.: French professor announces that since French is the language of love, we should tell everyone what we did on Valentine’s Day.
Young and Old - Tennis
It’s no coincidence that Tennis’s Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley released their sophomore album, Young and Old, on Valentine’s Day.
You Got Mickey In My Mononoke
In Which the Japanese Borrowers Borrow from Disney
Interview: Eric Wareheim
Because Tim Heidecker had stomach flu, we sat down with Eric Wareheim, comedian and co–mastermind behind their billion dollar movie.
Printed Yellow
This thrilling examination of the evolution of portrayals of Asian–Americans in comic books charts the last half–century of American racial sensibility and its pop culture influences.
