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Take It to the Streets: What to Do in Philly This Month
This month: festivals, markets, art crawls, and lots more to do outdoors this spring.
The Valley Girls Stayed Home
Is this year’s Coachella the swan song to the last decade of mainstream culture?
How Can I Create A Personal Style?
Everything we put on tells a story. Here's how to get started on determining what it is.
The TikTok Ban: An Accumulation of Sinophobia
The recent congressional hearing on TikTok is less about privacy and more about "Yellow Peril."
All the New Rage (Gallons)
Adults just learned what a BORG is, and they’re concerned.
An Algorithmic Addiction
How familiar social media interfaces are trapping you in their web
More Than A FoodTok Femme Fatale
Social media gives female chefs more space to shine than ever before. But why do audiences always expect more?
Take It to the Streets: What to Do in Philly This Month
This month: From food fairs and restaurant weeks to zen art talks, sex–forward comedy shows, and indie concerts, April events signify that Spring is here—and Philadelphians couldn’t be happier.
The Politics of Law (Roach)
The stylist to the stars, Law Roach, is stepping away from the red carpet.
Gaslight, Gatekeep, Gossip
Where do we draw the line when talking about others?
Frackets and Beaters and Bears, Oh My!
How Penn’s frat fashions mean more than just the shoes you wear on a Thursday night
The Absurdity of TikTok Sludge Content
It may be addicting, but what does it even mean?
Corecore: TikTok’s Exercise in Technological Pessimism
Corecore is as absurd as it is cynical. But do these virtual collages of technology's ills say anything new?
Social Media is Telling Us How to Be Sad
In the age of Tiktok, sadness sells.
Take It to the Streets: What to Do in Philly This Month
This month: Queer comedy, Oscars watch parties, and bottomless pancakes (accompanied by a boozy art pop–up show)
Let's End This Obsession with 'It Ends With Us'
What happens when BookTok's recommendations don’t meaningfully engage with serious topics? Or worse, perpetuate harmful tropes?
What Happens When Black–Owned Products are Co–Opted By White Consumers?
The Mielle Hair Oil controversy points to Black women’s fears of having their needs discarded by their favorite brands.
Five Ways to Break From Life's Linear Path
There’s always something outrageous to do.
Hustle Culture and The Rise of Toxic Productivity at Penn
No, it’s not just getting shit done.
