A sold-out crowd of over 12,000 Dr. Marten-wearing, indie music-loving boygenius fans brought venue-shaking energy to the TD Pavillion at The Mann on Sept. 30 for the supergroup’s first performance in Philadelphia.
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Samuel Holden Jaffe, professionally known as Del Water Gap, shares the ups and downs of his life in his recently released album "I Miss You Already + I Haven't Left Yet."
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The latest episode of the highly anticipated “Ahsoka” show dropped Tuesday night, with it being the finale of its first season.
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After seven long years, indie artist Ricky Montgomery has released his sophomore studio album, “Rick.”
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Blonde Redhead is an alternative rock band, and their latest album “Sit Down for Dinner” is their first release in nine years.
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Grounds for Sculpture held their first College Fest, an opportunity open to all regional college students to participate in a celebration of art and wellness.
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By Liz CiocherArts & Entertainment EditorThe prompt that inspired this fictional story was after the self portrait of Rembrandt Van Rijin was shown ...
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By Giulia CamporaStaff WriterMatthew Gray Gubler, best known for his role in “Criminal Minds,” released a new children’s book, “The Little Kid ...
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Hemlocke Springs released her first EP, “going…going…GONE!”, on Sept. 29, which clearly shows her indie pop music influences.
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Taylor Swift once again did not fail to impress the media when she attended the Oct. 1 Chiefs game to support Travis Kelce. This marks her second appearance in a row at a Chiefs match.
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This time of year, the days are growing shorter and the evenings are getting colder. Long gone are the days of late summer nights spent outdoors at the shore or venturing the city.
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By Alena BitontiStaff WriterEight-time Grammy award winning R&B singer Usher has been confirmed as the headliner for the 2024 Apple Music Halftime ...
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All College Theater put on their production of “Birthday Candles” by Noah Haidle from Sept. 28 to Sept. 30 in the Don Evan’s Black Box Theater.
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The second-longest writers strike is finally over after 148 days of negotiations. While the new contract will need to be ratified by members in early October, the end of the strike will allow writers to return to work and bring back some much-missed shows.
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By Jenna RittmanCorrespondentUnión Latina and the Black Student Union recently co-hosted their Latine Pop-Up Shop event, promoting ten Hispanic and Latine-owned ...
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By Liz CiocherArts & Entertainment Editor When the Netflix original docuseries “Murdaugh Murders: Southern Scandal” was originally released back ...
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By Bailei Burgess-Simmons Staff WriterOn Sept. 22, the indie horror flick, “It Lives Inside” premiered in theaters nationwide. The film–directed ...
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On Sept. 23, the Grand Lawn in Central Park filled up with fans wearing Jungkook headbands or carrying “Skzoos,” Stray Kids’ little fan puppets, in their hands. It had been raining but that did not stop the fans, all wearing colorful ponchos, despite their shoes being soaked in water.
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By Olivia HarrisonStaff WriterKorean pop idol and entertainment agency YG’s stocks plummeted by 13.8% after South Korean media reported that three members ...
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Stephen Sanchez guides his listeners through a journey, weaving a love story inspired by Romeo and Juliet that ultimately culminates in a heartrending tragedy on his latest album, "Angel Face."
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