Picking up January melodies to cherish the quarantined self, this listicle selects a few highlights of the month that opened the new year. It introduces artists of different genres, messages and heritage.
Senior journalism major Fiona Pestana’s self-published poetry book “Moldy Tears” takes readers on a journey through their battle with depression.
Once a Twitter-imagined parody about folk-rock songwriter Phoebe Bridgers’ future album, USC alumnus Jensen McRae’s new single, “Immune,” tells a soul-stirring conclusion to the agonizing saga of living through the pandemic.
“One Night in Miami” stars and writer discussed how director Regina King’s perspective was critical to the film’s success and how they approached the monumental task of fictionalizing some of the most influential Black men in history.
The true crime genre has yet to fully address its bias toward police testimony and its ignorance of the most vulnerable yet highest representative victims of serial killers.
Daniel Donohue used to watch his ‘Jeopardy!’ childhood idols on television but now he’s competing against them.
A swirly, emotional plea for forgiveness takes place against a hazy, dystopian backdrop in Billie Eilish and Rosalía’s new track for HBO’s hit series “Euphoria.”
Under the glow of a television screen, I learned what it meant to be Chinese.
Brian Menendez is also known as Chef Turok, owner of Turok’s Cheesecakes.
Lila Forde bends and breaks rules in her new EP “In Another Life” which showcases the musician’s evolved jazz sound.