Icelandic musician Jónsi goes beyond zeitgeist to reach timeless emotions, creating an emotional show with great visual style.
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Despite first impressions, Zero has hidden depths
Elizabeth Ziman’s vocals works most when it is not bogged down by production effects.
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At the age of six, Bear McCreary knew that he wanted to be a film composer. By 24, he was scoring Battlestar Galactica. As one of the select protégés of the late Elmer Bernstein (The Magnificent Seven, To Kill A Mockingbird) at the USC Thornton School of Music, McCreary was groomed for success in the [...]
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South African hip-hop group Die Antwoord relied more on costumes than on their music.
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Surrounded by the sprawl of modern Los Angeles, the Hollywood Forever Cemetery is an epitaph of the city’s long lost history.
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The unofficial announcement of a women’s lacrosse team was made last Thursday.
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The BCS rankings were released Sunday, and you know what that means: The controversy has begun. It may be a blessing for college football, it may be a curse, who knows? Whatever your take is, the Bowl Controversy Series rankings surely make for the kind of midseason drama that is not possible in any other [...]
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The Trojans make an appearance for young fans at the USC Childrens Hospital Los Angeles.
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Students worried about entering unfriendly job market should explore USC’s resources.
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Coming Out month showcases USC’s success in creating a respectful, supportive LGBT environment and what allies can do to help peers.
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