REVIEW: Chung Ha conquers the world with her genre-bending debut album, ‘Querencia’
K-pop star Chung Ha provides listeners with a Latin-inspired debut album that has a banger for just about everyone.
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SCA junior makes socially critical films
Pearl Malik hopes to have more open conversations on stigmatized issues.
The Afterword: Framing Britney’ speaks to toxic celebrity culture, race biases
The documentary allows viewers to see the repercussions of toxic celebrity culture, but whether the same understanding applies to all women, particularly Black women, is the next question.
Student documentary grounds the chaos of 2020
The collaborative documentary from USC and Prairie View A&M University explores the perspectives of students on the year 2020.
February Editor Favorites: Virtual Valentine’s Day Dates
Unsure how to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year? Don’t worry, the Daily Trojan editors planned virtual dates so you don’t have to.
A playlist while you wait for your Zoom crush to confess their love
Are you having a lonely Valentine’s Day? Has the cutie in your class not private messaged you yet? Listen to this cute playlist while you wait.
The Beat Lives On: TikTok is bringing new tunes to the turntable
With TikTok’s growth in the past year, users are taking to the platform to divulge in new music trends and bring back the old ones — such as the sea shanty.
Out of fear through love: a review of ‘The Just and the Blind’
“The Just and the Blind” explores a fraught relationship between a Black father and son — one that can only begin to be understood through self-love.
REVIEW: ‘Clarice’ is an ordinary spinoff of an extraordinary masterpiece
Clarice Starling deserves better than CBS’s new “Silence of the Lambs” spinoff “Clarice,” whose premiere fails to give her the storyline she deserves.
Emerging Black musicians to listen to right now
Diverse in their musical styles and creative motives, these up-and-coming artists exemplify the best new artists of 2021.