‘Behind the Flesh’ explores female identity
Paige Strabala’s artwork explores female identity and our true selves.
Complexions takes flight in dance, music
The “Stardust” event featured dance performances with music from David Bowie and Johann Sebastian Bach.
Artist explores the tragedy of natural disaster in ‘Muddy Waters’
Davis’ exhibit will remain on display at the Wilding Cran Gallery until Nov. 4.
Kitty Corner: ‘Dear Committee Members’ is a hilarious critique of academia
We are all trapped on this rollicking merry-go-round, clinging onto those precious documents that showcase what meager assets we have to offer: resumes, cover letters, letters of recommendation.
South L.A. Food Diaries: Accessibility reigns at West Jefferson taco shop
Susan Park opened Revolutionario North African Tacos in 2015.
REVIEW: ‘Hold the Dark’ is intriguing in premise, disappointing in execution
With this intriguing premise, “Hold the Dark” could have been a tightly focused thriller that used dramatic filmmaking techniques to tell a dangerous “man vs. wild” story. Instead, Saulnier delivered a dull and convoluted experience.
Internet Cultured: Shane Dawson’s docu-dramas legitimize YouTube content
Dawson, often thought of as one of the “grandfathers” of YouTube, is known for conspiracy theory videos, challenges, weird products, tests and skits, content that has fluctuated in popularity among his 17 million subscribers.
REVIEW: Lil Wayne’s ‘Carter V’ is an occasionally dazzling trip down memory lane
The MC finally returns with the long-awaited fifth chapter in the Carter franchise
REVIEW: Bahamas soothes troubled souls at LA’s Ace Hotel
Bahamas, whose birth name is Afie Jurvanen, swayed the sold out crowd with his banter about “Canadian-ness” and his favorite La Croix flavor.
Alumnus Leo Xia releases sophomore album ‘384’ at listening party
The singer-songwriter held a listening party for family and friends on Saturday.