QuASA Open Mic Night creates space for students to express themselves
Queer and Ally Student Assembly director Steven Vargas, the show's lead organizer, said the event represented an opportunity for exposure for queer communities.
To Be Blunt: Cannabis is a spooky addition to your Halloween festivities
Although October’s festivities are often associated with parties and drinking, cannabis can be a great alternative for those who want to fully immerse themselves in the spooky vibes. Scares from haunted houses or people in costumes are enhanced when you’re high, making the experience more intense and exhilarating.
USC junior knows the power of performing personal music
Nick West knew he wanted to write country music while growing up in Seattle.
REVIEW: ‘Zombieland’ sequel brings back beloved characters for an underwhelming plot
“Zombieland: Double Tap” is not the sequel that audiences were clamoring for but the end result is a film that knows what it is: A fun action-comedy with characters we enjoy being with.
DTLA film festival to platform diverse slate of creatives
The yearly festival will take place Oct. 23-27 in theaters throughout Downtown L.A.
Eating L.A. Before it Eats Itself: BCD Tofu House is the essential college restaurant
In my pursuit of midnight meals, I have found myself in one part of the city over and over again: Koreatown. At some point — maybe due to its culture, maybe due to its location — Koreatown has become a premier late-night food spot.
REVIEW: ‘Jojo’ presents a moving plot with strong, relatable themes
Most children worship celebrities, actors, artists or even activists. Ten-year-old Johannes Betzler, however, worships Adolf Hitler — an idol not unheard of for children in 1940s Nazi Germany.
Everything but the Song: Celebrities are also affected by mental health issues
Summer Walker isn’t the first artist to publicly speak on mental health or to be criticized for how their mental health condition perpetuates in their artistry.
Roski junior combines social media with video art
Rudy Falagán’s projects encapsulate the human experience in the digital age.
South L.A. Food Diaries: South LA native serves community through food and outreach programs
Longtime Los Angeles resident Andrew McDowell wanted to serve his community with his talents. His restaurant With Love Market and Cafe combines tasty meals with ambitious community service.