At Song Last: Knowing obscure USC trivia doesn’t make you a Trojan
My passion for USC and all the knowledge I acquired were to prove that I was a worthy student.
Rozzi is a promising performer
The USC Thornton alumna is stepping into the spotlight with a dazzling performance.
Women of Cinematic Arts aims to combat film gender gap
The organization was founded at USC in 2005 to promote female voices in Hollywood.
Ready Player One: ‘Ready Player One’ wins with CGI and a nostalgic essence
Packed thoroughly with references to pop culture, Ready Player One pulls the audience through a nostalgic journey that looks back at the best of the ’80s.
Kaitlyn Clothing is a fashion destination in USC Village
The new boutique at USC Village will celebrate its grand opening on Thursday.
Kitty Corner: ‘The Penderwicks’ paints a poignant portrait of the joy of childhood
When I first read The Penderwicks, I was eight years old, somewhere between 10-year-old Jane and four-year-old Batty.
Review: Hayley Kiyoko’s debut album is an LGBTQ triumph
With a sensual, edgy sound reminiscent of a mix of Lorde and Halsey, Kiyoko’s sound occupies a space between pop and R&B with a dash of angst.
From the Top: To stay relevant, operas must try to be more inclusive
As much as I love the smorgasbord of operas written by white men, there are opportunities for female composers and people of color who aren’t being utilized.
To Pen a Butterfly: Music matters most, but a classic cover completes the project
Personally, many of my favorite covers have been just as varied — although with each of them, I’m able to tie the image to a specific moment within the album that’s ingrained into my memory.
Review: The Weeknd falls victim to his own cliches on new EP
The EP’s most glaring weakness lies in the depth, or lack thereof, in terms of its lyrical content.