Bella Kay teases new album at ‘a couple minutes live’ tour
The rising indie pop star just wrapped up her tour with opener Alina.
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A fabulous guide to Pride Month in LA
Here are five affordable ways to celebrate Pride in Los Angeles this month.
La Maria brings variety of Colombian food to Burbank
The restaurant offers superb coffee, large platters and more in this ode to Colombia.
Global Cuisines Converge at nearby Maydan Market
The food court has a variety of restaurants serving different types of delicious food not too far from USC.
USC Fashion Industry Association’s ‘Oculus’ turns the lens on its audience in its 20th annual show
The student organization put digital surveillance on the runway — and put showgoers in the frame.
It’s getting hot in here: How Mia Lind grew ‘Hot Girl Walk’ into a business
The USC alum turned her pandemic outdoor walks into an inclusive fitness community.
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La música que amo cuenta las historias de mi vida
Cada canción de mi banda sonora evoca un recuerdo de mis seres queridos.
La música que amo cuenta las historias de mi vida
Cada canción de mi banda sonora evoca un recuerdo de mis seres queridos.
‘Just Sing’ documentary showcases the SoCal VoCals’ artistry
Created by USC alums, the film follows the a cappella group through competition.
Melt reaches heavenly heights with soulful indie-pop warmth
From clever lyricism to joyous grooves, this band’s rich arrangements are unforgettable.
Malcolm Todd’s ‘Do That Again’ is unapologetically apologetic
The singer's third album tells a story about old loves using his signature sound and honesty.
Violet Grohl channels dreamy alt-rock in ‘Be Sweet To Me’
In her debut album, the singer-songwriter brings back the grunge of the ’90s.
Michele Lu’s ‘Dull Red’ encapsulates a timeline of heartbreak
The Thornton alum opens her heart in her debut EP.
USC alum’s ‘Reunion’ offers a portal to the past — and future
Director John Kim challenges audiences to reconsider what success means.
‘Girls Like Girls’ favors Y2K nostalgia, loves queer stories
A decade after the song’s release, this film adaptation encapsulates a coming-of-age LGBTQIA+ romance.
‘Disclosure Day’ is a gripping, thrilling journey
Steven Spielberg’s newest science fiction film fits right in with his storied legacy.
‘I Love Boosters’ proves there is such a thing as too much camp
Director Boots Riley dresses up his newest social satire under layers of humor.
Songs with Strings merges indie artists with classical sounds
Vincent Ott reimagines songs by indie artists such as Flayana Boss, Jamaica Moana and India Carney.
Four places to eat outside of USC campus, within Fryft zone, this summer
For anyone tired of dining hall food, try these spots to explore South Central cuisine.
Aroma Cafe is a Bosnian delight worth savoring
Los Angeles’ only Bosnian restaurant is fantastic for sandwiches, coffee and dessert.
Manila Inasal is fantastic for takeout
The Filipino restaurant, while having a dining area, allows for food pickup, bringing delicious flavors to your home.
Lonzo’s Restaurant provides Peruvian food for any event
The restaurant’s seafood and non-seafood options all boast rich flavors.
Himalayan House leaves guests craving more
The restaurant serves a wide variety of Indian and Nepalese food, providing the perfect Himalayan bite.
‘It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this’
Saying goodbye to the Daily Trojan and offering advice to aspiring games industry professionals in the final installment of this column.
‘Tomodachi Life’ sequel is a quirky dream
Nintendo’s latest release is a blast after over a decade since the original's release.
Dealing with developer senioritis
If you want to develop a game, you have to learn how to finish strong.
Interactive media deserves your respect
The idea that video games are a lowbrow pastime is an antiquated, uninformed product of a bygone era.
‘Mario Tennis Fever’ is better together
Mario, Luigi, Bowser and friends hit the court on Nintendo Switch 2.
Visit Los Angeles’ must-see art museums
From contemporary installations to timeless masterpieces, USC students can see it all on a student budget.
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.
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Bella Kay teases new album at ‘a couple minutes live’ tour
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