Eating LA Before it Eats itself: LA can thank women for its culinary prestige
Maternal cooking has, for millenia, been associated with comfort and nourishment.
Thornton sophomore sings her way to success
The Daily Trojan spoke with student singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Megan Winsor about her musical origins and path to the Thornton School of Music.
Kitty Corner: ‘Severance’ is perfectly tuned into the immigrant experience
I have never, ever related to a fictional character more than I related to Candace Chen, the protagonist of “Severance.”
Trojan Dance Marathon raises money for children’s hospitals
Proceeds from the event benefitted the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles.
Internet Cultured: Staying ‘trendy’ is becoming an increasingly pricey habit
Now, trends have turned flashier, fancier and — you guessed it — pricier.
REVIEW: ‘Climax’ dives deep into its drug-induced trip
“You despised ‘I Stand Alone.’ You hated ‘Irreversible.’ You loathed ‘Enter the Void.’ You cursed ‘Love.’ Now try ‘Climax.’”
REVIEW: LA Opera contemporizes Mozart classic
“The Clemency of Titus” is memorable on several fronts: Its cast is talented and diverse; its artistic design is borrowed straight from a painting in the Louvre and its passionate orchestra carries the show to new heights.
F Sharp: Passionate fandom deserves your respect
As someone who gets anxious whenever I have to choose what I want for lunch, being so open and proud about my favorite band was a rare part of my life where I actually gained confidence.
Kaufman School of Dance hosts BFA midterm shows
The school’s underclassmen dancers debuted five distinct pieces at Saturday’s showcase.
REVIEW: Solange solidifies stardom on ‘When I Get Home’
With Friday’s release of “When I Get Home,” Solange provides a soundtrack to the narratives of African Americans underrepresented in the music industry.