Remake gives Death new life
With uniqely American humor, Death at a Funeral makes the dark comedy accessible for all.
Coachella leaves indie roots in the dust
“We’re very excited to be here tonight,” Grizzly Bear’s Ed Drost said to an ocean of fans Friday at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. “LCD Soundsystem, Jay-Z, Fever Ray … Is it too much?” he asked with a grin. The answer turned out to be yes, actually. The January announcement of the festival’s […]
Comic book update: Dark Horse and Hammer
A partnership that can only succeed.
Gable set to graduate in May
Running back C.J. Gable will earn his degree in four years.
Smart phone elitism is rather foolish
In American Psycho, ruthless Wall Street businessmen flash their version of ivory-crusted pistols: business cards. The small pieces of paper wielding their name and profession in different shades of off-white, with slight font variations, makes a difference in caliber — in quality. In today’s business world, the weapon that distinguishes individuals from one another is […]
USC shows strength at Mt. Sac
Senior sprinter Ahmad Rashad turns in the second-fastest 100-meter dash of the year.
USC in second after first day of Pac-10s
Junior Lizette Salas shoots a team-best 3 under par at the conference championships.
What’s in a number? More than you think
What does it take to be No. 1? Apparently more than whatever USC junior cornerback T.J. Bryant and sophomore wide receiver De’Von Flournoy have been doing this spring. Lane Kiffin stripped the players of their jersey numbers (No. 1) last week because he felt they were not meeting the standard of the number set by […]
Reeling USC will try to end losing streak
After dropping six straight Pac-10 games, the Trojans gets a non-conference opponent at home.
Using culture as a secret weapon in war
Bollywood’s influence in Afghanistan shows the ability of art to break down existing barriers.