State of the Art: Life imitates art when it comes to love
In all its forms, love is worth pursuing, having and losing.
All the World’s a Screen: Best Picture is a showdown between popular and praised films
With just two weeks left until the 91st Academy Awards on Feb. 24, everyone who actually takes them seriously (including yours truly) is scrambling to watch (or rewatch) the nominated films.
‘Race Relay’ offers open environment to discuss relevant topics
Visions and Voices hosted three performances of the interactive play last week.
Roski student artists discuss intention behind new exhibit
Emily Rudnick is a senior working on her BFA at the Roski School of Art and Design. Her newest exhibit, “Glory Days,” focuses on the deception of memory and is the newest addition to Roski’s Helen Lindhurst Gallery.
From The Soundboard: The time has come for a ‘Gayoncé’ to top the charts
Historically, queer men of color have almost exclusively aligned themselves with female pop stars, especially women of color.
Ariana Grande reveals dark side on ‘Thank U, Next’
With just 12 tracks, “Thank U, Next” leaves little room for error.
Bop or Flop: The Grammys are nothing more than a popularity contest
Now infamous for unnecessarily extravagant celebrity appearances and anxiously delivered performances, the Grammys have devolved into one of the most stressful nights in music for artists and their audiences.
Thornton professor earns 30th Grammy nomination
Professor Vince Mendoza speaks on his 25-year career in composition and the global influences present in his work.
L.A. loves its Japanese food, but the city refuses to acknowledge its dark history
But as is so common in our history, this food we love comes from a community that the United States has historically exploited and abused.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ director discusses past and future projects
Two School of Cinematic Arts alumni shared career advice with USC students.