Screenings focus on representation of social discourse in nontheatrical film
This Wednesday, the School of Cinematic Art’s Cinema and Media Studies division screened several films as part of a larger conversation on race, identity and politics.
Must-try coffee shops for caffeine-hungry Trojans
As college students perpetually fueled by caffeine, Starbucks and K-Cups tend to compose an integral part of our hectic routine. In search of energy boosts, we often get stuck in our comfort-zone cup of joe, not having or taking the time to explore other coffee types and flavors. But, as one of my friends recently remarked, coffee is and should be an experience — one shared with other people or even just thoroughly and mindfully enjoyed by oneself. Here are some coffee shop options that will satisfy your taste buds and sleep-deprived soul.
Netflix crime series explores self-suppression in sports
Netflix’s latest true-crime documentary, “Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez,” adds a deeper layer of analysis to one of football’s most complex figures, including his 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd, as well as other criminal activity the player was linked to. It is the most comprehensive view of Hernandez relating his alleged queerness, family structure and the cult of football to his story.
East Coast Memo: Is Drake’s public image actually good?
Photo from Creative CommonsIs life actually good? Aubrey “Drake” Graham’s success in the 2010s cannot be disputed since his music has ruled the charts for years and maintains a significant radio presence. While many may argue that Drake is still in the prime of his career, there has been an increase in talk surrounding his professional and personal […]
Graduate curatorial candidates tackle kinship and memory
Roski Graduate Gallery’s latest exhibit takes a
multimedia approach to cultural heritage.
The Force was not with the latest ‘Star Wars’ installment
In 2015, after buying the franchise from George Lucas, Disney began to produce its own series of “Star Wars” film, picking up where the original saga left off. The initial two entries — J.J. Abrams’ “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” and “Rogue One: A Star War Story” directed by Gareth Edwards — were both fairly well-received by the fanbase and made a large profit.
Gomez’s album ‘Rare’ is disappointingly generic
“Rare” is not a diamond in the rough but rather a mass-manufactured cubic zirconia in a polished display case.
2020 Reading List
There are nearly 500,000 books in Doheny Library just waiting for us. Here are some recommendations for everyone from the graduating senior to the burnt-out arts student.
Must-see places in LA
An all-inclusive list on how to be a tourist in L.A. as a spring admit.
Streaming for your consideration
Sad that “Friends” has been taken off Netflix? Here are the new titles coming to your favorite streaming services.