Mexican American Tejano singer, Selena Quintanilla Perez, released her final studio album “Dreaming of You” posthumously 25 years ago and has since had a lasting impact on popular culture.
Let’s cut to the chase: You’re plagued with boredom, and I watch too much TV. Why not show-and-tell?
Stuck in a legal gray area completely fabricated by the state, workers who hold valid medical licenses now have to choose whether to consume cannabis for personal health reasons or risk the termination of their employment.
The 19-year-old Def Jam signee has racked up millions of TikTok videos soundtracked to her song and worked with Travis Scott earlier this year.
Whether you identify as Latinx or not, celebrate the bright cultures that Los Angeles embodies by dining at these Latinx-owned restaurants.
Starting off senior year with a bang, Thornton senior Jairus Edwards releases his latest single My Way, a groovy exploration of the book of Exodus and social justice.
HBO Max’s big launch late May meant something for media scholars, I’m sure. What it meant to me was a reminder of a sweet little show I’ve been meaning to get back to once (a) I had the time or (b) my professors understood that I needed an inkling of free time, and that show […]
The School of Cinematic Arts hosted a virtual screening for the award-winning film “Once Upon a River,” following the story of a young Native American girl’s unexpected journey down the Stark River.
Music artist, Hong Kong Boyfriend opens up about the inspiration behind his debut single and music video, “Cold Waters.”
Movie theaters make us respect and pay attention to the movie we’re watching. While they stay closed during the pandemic, we should all still watch movies with the same attention and focus.