Waiting for the Punchline: Twitter memes and jokes breed comedic unoriginality
One could easily argue that humor is the best that the platform has to offer or that Twitter is the go-to forum for free entertainment nowadays.
Dornsife screens Middle Eastern films
The film series, which is catered toward Persian language students, reflects contemporary Iranian society.
REVIEW: I can feel ‘Your Love,’ Glass Animals
Glass Animals, with this fresh, personal track, deliver a new mood alongside their classic atmospheric musical production.
Everything but the Song: There are too many hip-hop debates on Twitter and it’s tiring
In 2020, I want all of us hip-hop heads to use our Twitter fingers in a smarter way.
USC alum gives voice and soul to subjects through photography
Exhibit at The Museum of African American Art on Crenshaw Boulevard showcases the early work of photographer John Simmons.
Rosechasing: Toxicity has taken over this season of ‘The Bachelor’
Season 24 of “The Bachelor” has delivered drama in ways that no other season has, but that is by no means a good thing.
Art and exercise meet at Fisher Museum
Free, yoga classes at the USC Fisher Museum help students de-stress.
REVIEW: P.S. I’d still recommend ‘To All The Boys’
Lara Jean makes you feel like a teenager again and you catch yourself not only rooting for the guys she’s falling for but falling for them yourself.
The Scene Kid: New Professor Music might be ‘The World’s Greatest Record Company’
I was lost in a hole of Spotify playlists when I stumbled upon one dedicated to indie music: “Fresh Finds: Index.”
Los Angeles choreographers create open-air dance performances
Dancing the Archives connects students to archival tools at USC.