REVIEWS
Murakami’s ‘The City and Its Uncertain Walls’ is the same old
The internationally acclaimed author’s latest novel lacks depth and originality.
‘Gladiator II’ is an entertaining romp but not much more
Ridley Scott’s visually extravagant but narratively safe sequel starring Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal ultimately pales in comparison to its predecessor.
Time stands absurdly still in ‘Waiting for Godot’
The Geffen Playhouse enshrines the legacy of Irish playwright Samuel Beckett in existential fun over 70 years later.
Bruxie brings the crunch to lunch at USC
The chain opened a new location at USC Village on Wednesday.
[ENG/ESP] Carolina Caycedo encanta en su nueva exposición
La colombiana depicta la injusticia ambiental y la colectividad humana.
Terra Mia Pizzeria offers cheap alternatives, lacks consistency
The newest restaurant in USC Village is good for the most part and isn’t too expensive.
‘As You Like It’ begs the question ‘who likes what?’
The ‘As You Like It’ musical adaptation doesn't know what it wants to be.
‘Romeo and Juliet’ debuts in glittering, stunning fashion
The Los Angeles Opera reimagines Shakespeare's timeless tale of romance and tragedy.
‘Agatha All Along’ is a witchy, magical masterpiece
Marvel’s “Wandavision” spinoff takes viewers on a spooky journey “down the witches’ road.”
‘CHROMAKOPIA’ bears dread in face of the future
Tyler, the Creator released his long-denied album Oct. 28.
‘Machinal’ is a strong, immersive triumph
The main stage production brings powerful social critique to McClintock Theatre.
‘Evergreen’ is the perfect fall album
Softer melodies work well for Soccer Mommy.