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Fast fashion’s dark side brought to light
The student-led show, It Dies And So Lives, advocated for sustainability in fashion.
Drag Me to Hell brings the heat at the Fisher
Visions and Voice uplifted alternative drag queens, showcasing unique artistry.
House of Harmony creates space for underrepresented artists
The original performance event will take place on Nov. 22 at the TCC Ballroom.
‘Machinal’ is a strong, immersive triumph
The main stage production brings powerful social critique to McClintock Theatre.
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Songs take me to places beyond reality.
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Songs take me to places beyond reality.
‘CHROMAKOPIA’ invades Camp Flog Gnaw
Tyler, The Creator's music festival swept across the Dodger Stadium grounds.
Joe Hisaishi animates with sound at LA Phil
The iconic composer, known for animated films, is just as magical in his own right.
Broken Hearts Club mends LA souls
Students put together a concert of heartbreak led by USC musicians at The Mint.
SEVENTEEN shines at BMO Stadium
The K-pop group performed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
USC professor earns third Latin Grammy nomination
Juan-Pablo Contreras was nominated for best classical contemporary composition.
‘Coach’s Office’ captures nuances of student-athletes
Student artists created a short film that represents the struggles of humanity.
‘The Gutter’ needs a little more polish
The bowling-based comedy film is fun, but it has glaring flaws.
SCA screens new ‘Wallace & Gromit’ epic
An epic theatrical screening and Q&A brought laughter and nostalgia to audiences.
‘Scream’ at these scary screenings
Halloween is almost here, so here are a few films to prepare for the spooky season.
Alum’s biographical drama qualifies for Academy Awards
Robin Wang’s short, “Neither Donkey Nor Horse,” earned a Sloan Foundation grant.
Bruxie brings the crunch to lunch at USC
The chain opened a new location at USC Village on Wednesday.
Check out these cute cafes in Koreatown
Visit these six cafes close to USC for a day of socializing, studying and sweet coffee.
Experience a taste of Latin America in LA
Enjoy delicious authentic cuisine while supporting Latine-owned businesses.
Hart House serves up sustainability
Kevin Hart’s plant-based creation brings students a new kind of taste and sound.
Explore Grand Central Market’s eateries
Get a taste of Los Angeles with these can’t-miss spots in the heart of downtown.
Student video game fosters collaboration, creativity
The team behind acclaimed game “The WereCleaner” spoke about their process.
Open Alpha levels up student game development
The creative campus club unites people to create a new game each semester.
Inside the biggest Summer Game Fest announcements
Numerous new and exciting video game productions were revealed this June.
Anticipated video games launching in February
Kick off the new year with these upcoming impressive interactive blockbusters.
USC Games previews The Game Awards
Experts say that “Baldur’s Gate 3” rules this year’s crop of video game excellence.
Mickalene Thomas’ passion shines in her work
‘Mickalene Thomas: All About Love’ embraces the femininity of Black women.
‘Sci-fi, Magick, Queer LA’ mixes LGBTQIA+ history, art, spirituality
The exhibit, organized by ONE Archives, is showing at the Fisher Museum of Art.
LACMA delivers historic Ruscha retrospective
The exhibit “ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN” features works from the figure of Los Angeles art.
The Huntington celebrates the work of Sargent Claude Johnson
The museum gives attention to a very neglected figure of the Black Renaissance.
Getty Villa probes Egyptian portraits
A new exhibition studying the portraits of Egypt’s 26th Dynasty opened Jan. 24.
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Terra Mia Pizzeria offers cheap alternatives, lacks consistency
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Delve into a manipulative man’s favorite artists
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