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Internet Cultured: Vine’s community is alive and well despite the platform’s death

By ROWAN BORN
October 30, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

Known for its six-second nonsensical videos, Vine was a looping video sharing app that launched in 2013. At its most basic function, the app allowed creators to film, edit and publish videos.

REVIEW: Josh Groban showcases stunning voice at The Forum

By BAYLEE SHLICHTMAN
October 30, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music, Reviews

Josh Groban, a Los Angeles native, entranced the audience with his impeccable vocals and took them through a journey of love and hope.

REVIEW: Uninspired direction, stellar acting prevail in ‘Indivisible’

By MEGAN LEE
October 28, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews

Based on the true story of Army Chaplain Darren Turner and his wife Heather Turner, “Indivisible” follows the Turners after Darren’s deployment to Iraq in 2007 and the fallout of his time abroad.

F Sharp: Stevie Nicks proclaims power as a ‘witch’

By BAYLEE SHLICHTMAN
October 28, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

Today an untraditional, “weird” woman isn’t killed for being different, but there are consequences to standing out.

REVIEW: Denzel Curry casts a spell on The Novo on ‘TA13OO’ tour

By STEVEN SANABRIA
October 28, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music, Reviews

Florida rapper Denzel Curry delivered an aggressive and dynamic show at The Novo Friday night — his brand of cloud trap featured impeccable flows and clever lyricism.

Writing Rainbow: Were infidelity and gay men always meant to be?

By ALLEN PHAM
October 26, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

Last weekend, a close friend informed me that one of my ex-boyfriends had cheated on me — with his current boyfriend — weeks before our breakup.

English professor gives talk about Shakespeare’s plays

By JONAH YAMATO
October 26, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment

Emily Anderson spoke about how adaptations of Shakespeare’s work kept the writer relevant.

REVIEW: ‘Boy Erased’ explores fallacy of conversion therapy

By SEAN FLANNELLY
October 26, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews

In fact, a story about a young boy’s journey through conversion therapy, it’s rightfully and painfully somber.

REVIEW: ‘The City of Others’ crosses time, borders through dance

By KITTY GUO
October 26, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Reviews

In addition to the high-energy techno beats inspired by Latin and hip-hop music, a portion of the choreography was set to Vallenato music, a popular genre of Colombian folk music where the plaintive, mournful crooning of one of the dancers was accompanied by djembes, a West African goblet drum, and maracas.

Cool Beans: The new Rust Belt — the coffee industry’s hidden epidemic

By BREANNA DE VERA
October 25, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

Coffee prices are increasing — to this statement, Ray-Ban- sporting, salted-caramel-latte-sipping Angelenos and Central American coffee farmers both vigorously nod in agreement.

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