Artists serenade the nation from their living rooms with virtual concert
Elton John hosted the Living Room Concert Benefit amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Everything but the Song: If Ne-Yo v. Johntá Austin provided one lesson, it’s that R&B is the greatest genre out there
As someone who grew up in the 2000s, listening to every R&B album I could get my hands on — “The Emancipation of Mimi,” “B’Day,” “Trey Day” and the list goes on — I know that there are two men (among others) who most certainly have the formula for a hit record: Ne-Yo and Johntá Austin.
Out of the Park: Brady and Patriots deserve to move on
In an unprecedented time when nearly every league had already suspended or canceled play due to the coronavirus, the news of Brady’s departure from his team of 20 years was perhaps just as unfathomable for those who grew up watching him play.
Men’s basketball receives six commitments in March
USC hoops also added a few transfers to its impressive roster for the 2020 season.
A conversation with Ken Auletta
The New Yorker reporter joined Annenberg students in an entertainment reporting class over Zoom to discuss Harvey Weinstein, Trump and the state of media.
USC must take an aggressive stance to curb climate change
At a critical time in the world’s existence, USC and other academic institutions alike should take the lead on environmental reform.
Holding Center: COVID-19 reveals holes in political system
The virus has illuminated all the ways in which our institutions are broken.
Keck professors receive grant to further retinal research
Roski Eye Institute co-director Mark Humayun, along with a team of experts, aim to provide aid to blind patients by restoring their vision.
The State of Play: Sports still offers us a temporary reprieve from the disheartening flood of coronavirus coverage
Here are three virus-free sports stories you might’ve missed since American public life was upended.
Richard Reeves remembered for his ability to listen
Reeves died Wednesday from cardiac arrest.