Student’s film portrays Zoroastrianism
Simran Jehani was tired of explaining her religion to other people, so she made a movie about it.
REVIEW: ‘Kidding’ delicately balances Carrey’s talents, at least for now
At the first season’s midpoint, however, it’s clear that it won’t recapture the magic of that film, despite being renewed for a second season Wednesday.
Annenberg Graduate Students Present Their Award-Winning Research in Seminar
Annenberg held a research seminar called “Race, Ethnicity and Digital Communications Policy Debates: Making the Case for Critical Race Frameworks within Communications Policy Issues” on Monday.
‘Red Ryder’ set to shock
The gripping drama opens at SDA’s Scene Dock Theatre Friday.
Cool Beans: How to be a conscientious coffee consumer
Coffee is one of the most valuable commodities exported from developing countries, and the primary product that fair trade organizations are concerned with.
REVIEW: Lily Allen exudes positivity at Fonda
She paired a sparkly green jumpsuit with neon green eyeliner, capturing the fans’ attention as she opened the night with “Come On Then.”
Bottom Feeder Management: Where friendship met business
Sean Lewow and John Van Liere met at a parents’ mixer hosted by the USC Thornton School of Music. Today the pair runs its
own artist and repertoire company.
Film explores Japanese stories
On Sunday, “A Bitter Legacy” retold the story of Japanese internment.
State of the Art: Revisiting my roots through China’s most dangerous artist
As evidenced by the involuntary gasp I captured on my voice recording of his speech, I was starstruck.
REVIEW: Adult Swim Festival delivers surreal humor, music
Between sets, patrons entertained themselves with attractions as quirky and surreal as Adult Swim’s content — a mechanical bull shaped like a hot dog, a “Rick and Morty”-themed mini-golf course and a giant dome representing Meatwad from “Aqua Teen Hunger Force.”