The Black Cat: Nipsey Hussle taught us to dream big, give back
I am writing this to honor Nipsey Hussle, the entrepreneur and rapper who was murdered last week outside of his clothing shop The Marathon Clothing in South Los Angeles.
REVIEW: Theater production reanimates classic Didion essay
What Didion is hinting at are the troubled terms of our existence.
State of the Art: Getting the perfect shot comes at a high cost to natural beauty
The visual code Instagram creates affects the way we act and conduct ourselves in cultural contexts.
Thornton Jazz Orchestra infuses concert with video game themes
Led by jazz director Jason Goldman, the orchestra put on a Mario-themed concert.
All the World’s a Screen: The superhero genre has no kryptonite
All the world is a screen. But, nowadays, it seems all the screen shows is the superhero narrative.
‘Black Sky’ premieres at School of Dramatic Arts
The play was the first of two features to premiere at the New Works Festival.
From The Soundboard: AI is on the rise to curate the soundtracks to our lives
Mood and environment-based playlisting is gaining ubiquity.
REVIEW: PUP matures on the fickle ‘Morbid Stuff’
Rock band PUP’s newest album, “Morbid Stuff,” which released Friday, contains the band’s best work to date — and by a wide margin.
Bop or Flop: Billie Eilish is a force to be reckoned with after debut album
Every few album cycles, a new indie pop artist emerges to shake up the industry in unforeseen ways.
Graduating Thornton students display talents at senior showcase
Read about the seniors’ music, where they get their influences, what they plan to do after graduation and what they’ll be performing at the showcase Friday night.