LA’s best drive-in theaters open now
Drive-in theaters are a perfect place to practice social distancing while getting out of the house.
Entries by Tomás Mier
The ultimate guide to museum sightseeing from home
Los Angeles is home to the world’s most unique and famed museums. From the prestigious Getty Villa and the impressive Hollywood Wax Museum to the silly Selfie Museum and the flat-out weird Ripley’s Believe it or Not! Museum, the City of Angels pretty much has it all. But since the fall semester began, many of […]
Electronic duo Disclosure previews new album at virtual concert
Electronic music lovers have found a way to stay grooving during an unprecedented departure from live music.
USC general contractor sued for racial harassment
The lawsuit, filed by the EEOC Tuesday, alleges Black and Latinx workers were subjected to a hostile work environment since 2015.
A digital movement: Creating a safe space for Black Trojans seeking institutional change
The @black_at_usc Instagram page provides a community for Black students, faculty, staff and alumni to speak out on their experiences of anti-Blackness at USC.
Letter to the Editor: Justice delayed is justice denied
To meaningfully address the demands of the movement, USC must listen to and act on behalf of Black Trojans rather than pay lip service. The listening part is over.
Students call for accountability over USG senator, affiliate’s racist, classist language
Undergraduate Student Government announced a senator’s resignation and a former assistant director’s dissociation with USG after Students for Justice in Palestine condemned their actions and rhetoric.
Alumni discuss ‘Miss Juneteenth’ film
The soulful film speaks to overlooked history and single motherhood.
REVIEW: ‘Perry Mason’ fails to stand out
The premiere establishes a grim yet intriguing mystery for the classic detective to solve, but ultimately the series lacks a fresh perspective to set it apart from other shows in the crime genre.
REVIEW: UMI delivers bedroom R&B perfection with fourth project
A salute to the intricate wonder, defeatism and complexity of self-contemplation, UMI’s “Introspection” crafts a beautifully cohesive collection of inner thoughts.