Chris Lennertz scores apocalyptic show Revolution
USC Thornton School of Music alumnus Chris Lennertz partners with fraternity brother Eric Kripke on NBC’s newest drama.
Friendships must end with maturity, honesty
Breaking up is hard to do, even when romance isn’t a factor. It’s difficult to know how to gently let go of a close friend without completely incinerating any bridges or making an enemy for life. Unfortunately, parting from a friend is sometimes inevitable, no matter how much it hurts. Not all relationships last forever. […]
Beat artist pumps up Tommy’s Place
Edrina Martinez, also known as Astronautica, discusses her eccentric musical styles.
Frankenweenie embraces Burton style
Despite Tim Burton’s disappointing work on films such as Dark Shadows and Alice in Wonderland, Frankenweenie shines.
Reparative therapy cannot be justified
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law last week banning California parents from subjecting children with homosexual feelings to reparative therapy — or, as it is more colloquially known, “praying away the gay.” In response, critics have taken up arms against the ban, calling it an infringement on religious liberties. Despite the fundamental importance of religious […]
Internet can divert from serious issues
The online reaction to the presidential debate highlights a distracting shift in voters’ focuses.