Everything but the Song: Here Jay-Z goes again: Partnership with NFL is bad move
Essentially, Jay-Z, the “Inspire Change” campaign and the NFL watered down Kaepernick’s message while excluding him from the league’s efforts to address social issues.
Philosophy, politics and law major by day, indie-pop star by night
Sophomore Stephenie Lawrence creates alternative-pop beats with dark undertones.
Netflix successfully humanizes Taylor Swift
“Miss Americana” is a fresh reminder that people — even those with millions following them on Instagram or buying their albums — have private lives, problems and emotions.
Let’s Wine Down: Forget Target and explore wine around LA
While we may finally gain some comfort with the wine selection in USC Village, it’s time we get out of the uni gates and embrace the drinking experiences in the city.
Reimagining ‘Eurydice’
L.A. Opera and Visions and Voices explore the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice through opera.
Cartoons to streetwear, a step into Brynn McIntosh’s artistic journey
The senior was inspired by her love of cartoons to create a clothing business.
All the World’s a Screen: Guide to the 2020 Academy Award for Best Picture
While we ought to pay attention to what Hollywood thinks of itself, I believe that’s where our respect for the Academy Awards should end.
Sundance 2020 sets tone for new year in cinema
Fresh perspectives are abundant at Sundace Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
It’s Cassie’s society and we’re all just living in it
The film is an ambitious undertaking, and she occasionally struggles with tonal consistency: Sometimes you’re not sure whether you’re watching a romantic comedy or a violent revenge story.
Rosechasing: ‘The Bachelor’ gives hungry audiences a taste of romantic fantasy
I think one of the reasons so many people love “The Bachelor” is because it appeals to a sense of fantasy that most people will never find in their own life.