TikTalk: “I’m talking WAP” and how it exposes the double standard of female sexuality
Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” has become more than just an internet phenomenon – it’s now a symbol of double standards in female sexuality.
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REVIEW: ‘Harlecore’ projects its listeners into an alternate dimension
In his debut album, “Harlecore,” producer Danny L Harle provides a euphoric listening experience to fans.
REVIEW: ‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’ delivers an intimate look into the superstar’s life
Eilish shows off her simple life as a teenage pop icon.
REVIEW: ‘Ginny & Georgia’ fails to live up to its potential
The show bites off more than it can chew, creating a messy storyline and unnecessary subplots.
Politics and Prose: ‘Minor Feelings’ offers the radicalization that Americans need
Cathy Park Hong’s novel received little fanfare outside of Asian America, despite it being the United States’s year of “racial reckoning.”
Kevin Young in the modern renaissance of poetry and Black voices
Kevin Young, one of today’s prominent leaders in poetry advocacy and Black culture research, sat down with USC’s President Carol Folt and professor Robin Coste Lewis in a virtual event hosted by Visions and Voices.
Prolific music industry players share their experiences
To these music industry vets, work ethic and integrity are key to success.
Jon Batiste’s new album ‘WE ARE’ knows no bounds
The musician joined °1824 Tuesday to discuss his latest transcendent work.
Hungry for takeout? Here are some Black-owned restaurants and cafes to support during and after BHM
If you’re stuck at home and looking for the next place to order from, here are some Black-owned restaurants in Los Angeles to satisfy your cravings.
Thornton student on the rise with recent release ‘Brown Skin Brown Liquor’
From dropping parodies and songs on SoundCloud to garnering over 12,000 listens on Spotify in just two weeks, USC student Ronnie Quest recounts how he matured into his sound and style.