The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art takes shape from nature
Ma Yansong, the architect of the new Exposition Park museum, spoke on campus.
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Roski graduate students’ exhibit strips the self bare
Eight students curated “the very substance of ourselves,” which opened Thursday night.
Take PETA’s runway protests with a grain of salt
The animal welfare group had its most successful demonstration in years, but we can’t forget its past.
Freak Nature brings creativity, fun to USC
Dragons, birds and airplanes took over as puppeteers marched through campus.
Gen Z is more than just the social media generation
FX’s “Adults” nails down how this generation communicates beyond the screen.
A&E staff picks Emmy Awards
“Hacks” and “Pluribus” top predictions, with two staff forecasted Emmy wins each.
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Being a theater kid means more than you think
Theater is important because of the community it provided me.
Being a theater kid means more than you think
Theater is important because of the community it provided me.
Lucy Dacus ushers in new era for classical music
The musician celebrated reclaiming her debut album’s masters at the Hollywood Bowl.
Freshman artist Selma Eriksen charms USC
The Norwegian pop artist is determined to make an impact through her music.
‘Indie and a Jones’ brings artists from across the country to LA
Ugly Flower Productions started as a class project and continues to throw shows with up-and-coming artists.
beabadoobee taps into alternative rock with ‘Pylon’
The artist has grown into an addictive new sound.
Amélie is not like other USC-born bands
After performing at a Battle of the Bands, the punk band is readying to record songs.
‘The Love Hypothesis’ has the right formula, but fails to use it correctly
The adaptation of the romance novel is a fun watch, but lacks the depth of the source material.
‘Welcome to Kittytown’ is less horror, more comedy
While predictable, the post-apocalyptic film is full of comedic banter and heartfelt acceptance.
In Three Oaks, ‘Flag Day’ is for everyone
Two USC alums spotlight patriotism as a community value in their documentary.
Dear Inde Navarrette, don’t let them change your name
The breakout “Obsession” star is the latest in a long line of Latine actors with “professional” names that better fit the industry.
‘Best of the Best’ brings heart to a familiar dance movie formula
Netflix’s Bollywood-fusion comedy offers spectacular dance, sharp humor and an emotionally honest portrait of friendship.
Aladin Sweets & Market has the best mutton in LA
The restaurant and market make for a great dining and shopping experience.
A dummy’s guide to hot pot
Chinese restaurant chain Yangguofu Malatang offers lots of options to build your own hot pot bowl.
Go(go) to Gogobop for fresh bowls
The new Korean restaurant is a worthy competitor to USC Village food mainstays.
La Maria brings variety of Colombian food to Burbank
The restaurant offers superb coffee, large platters and more in this ode to Colombia.
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.
‘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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‘Hollow Bones’ doesn’t take flight
Bestselling author Jodi Picoult’s latest novel centered on grief and motherhood has its highs but mostly lows.
‘Forgotten Island’ reflects on friendship through Philippine mythology
The animated fantasy film explores relationships formed and strengthened beyond the digital age.
‘The Knave and the Moon’ shines with weak plot armor
The ending of Rachel Gilig’s duology is mediocre in every way.
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The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art takes shape from nature
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