Munachimso Mbaezue: An up-and-coming captivating BFA student artist
The sophomore also known as “Muna” a rising artist in the inaugural Musical Theater Bachelors of Fine Arts program, speaks about tackling prominent issues in the US through his art.
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Relax from studying for finals with this April streaming guide
From “Shadow and Bone” to “Napoleon Dynamite,” check out this month’s most engrossing shows and movies on streaming services.
Soft Power: Chinese boy band members deserve the love
A South Korean boy band was my reckoning with Chinese identity.
Women of Cinematic Arts host fifth annual Feminist Media Festival
The virtual SCA event celebrated USC’s own female creatives.
REVIEW: ‘Madame Claude’ is evocative of the male gaze
The Netflix French biopic aims to criticize gender dynamics but doesn’t execute.
FemFest stuns audience with virtual performances
The music festival spotlighted women, LGTBQ+ artists and artists of color.
Andrew Rudy is a beacon for self-expression
While his inspirations lie in Melanie Martinez’s story-like patterns, the Thornton sophomore is able to craft art of his own.
Relaye’s sound is like no other
Relaye creates three songs every week — from scratch — for a commercial music and composing company while developing his own personal releases.
Pop Pandemic: The rebirth of the movie theater
How the reopening of Los Angeles’s movie theaters is exciting moviegoers and performers alike.
Stardust: Combating violence in ‘Kamen Rider Kuuga’
An examination of “Kamen Rider Kuuga” and its themes duality regarding fighting for happiness.