Honest to Pod: There is a lot we can learn from the ideas of children
It’s a cliche, but kids are our future, and their education is one of the most important investments we can make today.
USC band Last Flight Out gears up for a future in flux
None of the three senior band members are currently pursuing a major in music.
Review: Busty and the Bass show range at The Troubadour
Busty and the Bass recognizes what can be accomplished in the group setting, allowing everyone to shine rather than pushing one individual forward into the spotlight.
Alternative picks for Best Actor and Actress
The nominees for Best Actor and Actress in a Leading Role should be considered carefully.
An inside look at Logan Austin’s movie ‘Progidy’
The USC graduate talks about flipping the script on the child prodigy story, and the movie’s long road to completion.
REVIEW: Kobunga Grill is convenient, authentic
Kobunga Korean Grill, a fast-food Korean barbecue restaurant, celebrated its grand opening at USC Village on Saturday.
Kitty Corner: ‘The New York Trilogy’ is a softboiled mystery
Pulp fiction is not, perhaps, the most intellectual genre of literature, but I loved it nonetheless.
Hauser & Wirth debuts three new exhibitions
Geta Bratescu’s “The Leaps of Aesop,” Mark Bradford’s “New Works” and Louise Bourgeois’ “The Red Sky” are now on display.
From The Top: The media must promote body positivity for every demographic
Like many, I spent most of the last two weeks keeping up with the Winter Olympics. I am by no means a competitive sports fan; in fact, I didn’t even know what luge or skeleton were until last week. Nevertheless, I feel some sort of camaraderie with the American athletes who competed in PyeongChang. In […]
Giving Janelle Monáe her flowers, several years too late
Long before blending musical styles became the norm in recent years, Monae’s albums were transcending traditional boundaries, seamlessly and effortlessly.