Palmer’s debut album ‘3 foot 5’ is a short, solid indie listen for fall
Softies makes mediocre launch in USC Village
The new burger restaurant isn’t life-changing, but it’s a great spot to hang and feast.
Conan Gray’s ‘Wishbone’ is dynamic
Gray’s fourth studio album has some standout tracks and some unbearable ones.
The liberation of Addison Rae
Rae’s debut album “Addison” unveils her truest form: pop star.
‘Sea Drift’ inspires audiences with a hopeful nightmare
Brand New Theatre’s full-length production shook nerves and melted hearts with familiar tropes.
‘Stuff Happens’ and it happens well
The SDA political drama transports audiences back to the theatrical politics of the 2000s.
Wake up smiling from ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
Second Stage succeeds in shortening Shakespeare’s classic hit romantic comedy.
‘Something Rotten!’ is fairly ripe
The hit musical arrived at the School of Dramatic Arts for one of the major theatrical events of the semester.
‘New Faces’ at Dynasty Typewriter: a true plethora of humor and talent
The audition for Montreal’s premiere comedy festival drew a packed room of 200 Saturday.
Jesse Welles modernizes protest music at the historic Troubadour
From Elon Musk to United Healthcare, the folk artist took jabs at modern evils.