It’s Cassie’s society and we’re all just living in it
The film is an ambitious undertaking, and she occasionally struggles with tonal consistency: Sometimes you’re not sure whether you’re watching a romantic comedy or a violent revenge story.
Rosechasing: ‘The Bachelor’ gives hungry audiences a taste of romantic fantasy
I think one of the reasons so many people love “The Bachelor” is because it appeals to a sense of fantasy that most people will never find in their own life.
Visions and Voices shines a light on representation in art
Artist seeks to make the marginalized feel empowered through art.
English department marks James Baldwin’s legacy
Visiting professor Dagmawi Woubshet discussed the themes of the author’s work.
The Scene Kid: Four USC artists turned my kitchen into a stage
Creating a tangible sense of community with art reminds me how great it is to be alive.
Sundance’s ‘Rebuilding Paradise’ may be Howard’s best film yet
“Rebuilding Paradise” feels immersive, multidimensional and real from the very first frame.
Fiction but Fact: Fiction teaches us life is too short to sit around and do nothing
For a “Harry Potter” fanatic like myself, I often wish that Hogwarts actually existed — that I was there right now cracking jokes with the Weasley family and learning spells in Charms class; that I was buying my first wand from Ollivanders, figuring out what exactly fits my personality; that I was partaking in the […]
Making history
Senior thesis makes SCA history with all female, gender non-conforming crew.
‘Summertime’ is a teen love letter to Los Angeles
The piece functions like a series of vignettes, each climaxing in a soliloquy from a young player involved.
How to do dineLA the right way
The dining affair, which ends Jan. 31, offers lunch and dinner menus from over 400 restaurants in the L.A. area.