Dream pop duo, One11Twenty tease new projects
The two artists behind One11Twenty discuss their creative processes and collaborative synergy.
Entries by Tomás Mier
Get to know some of Kaufman’s talented students
A glimpse into their unique experiences as scholars of dance.
TikTalk: Check your Trader Joe’s privilege
A plethora of Trader Joe’s are located in wealthy white communities, while underrepresented groups lose out with minimal locations near them.
Phem and other special guests brought the virtual house down at the first-ever Pheelings Fest
Phem curated a lineup for this virtual festival that included artists Alice Longyu Gao, Wrenn and Royal & The Serpent in order to celebrate the alternative pop community.
REVIEW: The Mighty Ducks are back and better than ever than ever — literally.
In the new Disney+ series “The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers,” the old Mighty Ducks have turned from a ragtag group of pee-wee hockey players to a team of ultra-competitive reigning champs.
Politics and Prose: Larry Tye embraces the contradictions of a liberal icon
“Bobby Kennedy: The Making of a Liberal Icon” impactfully articulates the complicated life of the late political figure.
REVIEW: ‘Jumbo:’ A tale of love that fails to amuse
The film explores sensuality and conventions imposed as acceptable forms of sexual expression.
Listening to love letters with yours, andrew
Thornton junior Andrew Pham details his latest project.
The Beat Lives On: Women in music
Women in the music industry are few and far between despite what one might think.
The FAM ensures Trojan Family values aren’t left behind
The USC club and non-profit organization is working toward eliminating competition in the music industry.