Zachary Zahos '15 takes a look at four of the most common types of moviegoers you'll see this summer.

Daveen Koh '13 takes a closer look at the pitfalls of fame for young stars.

Zachary Zahos '15 sees the conversion from celluloid to digital film as inevitable, unavoidable and nearly complete.

Zachary Zahos '15 shines a spotlight on the Arts column and its current roster of diverse and entertaining writers.

Arts and Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 finds the heroic deeds of Harry Potter and Carrie from TV's Homeland depressing in light of his feeble, mortal accomplishments.

As part of "Make Week," Emily Greenberg '13 collaborated with fellow students to construct a sound installation referencing famous movies and TV shows in an elevator. The results were unexpected but unforgettable.

Alice Wang '15 divulges her iTunes' "Most Played Songs" and provides a rundown of the soundtrack of her life.

The Sun's sadistic Arts and Entertainment Editors tasked James Rainis '14 with interviewing an underground "guerrilla art" collective and he wound up at the bottom of a sewer.

With the 2012 elections long over and the public fed up with hearing about them, Arts and Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 tackles the subject nonetheless, asking what photos and videos of Obama and Romney stood out from the rest and whether or not they captured their subject in a positive or negative light.

A new software called StoryVisualizer will piece together scenes from your favorite TV show, summarizing plot points you may have missed. Emily Greenberg '13 explains why this intriguing idea is lazy, unnecessary and frighteningly akin to the "mash-up" genre of music.