Review: New Sci-Fi movie on Netflix ‘Mute’ leaves much to be desired
Despite the lackluster acting and problematic plot, the visual design of the film shines through.
In-Transit: Learning a foreign language is difficult but worthwhile
No matter how difficult it became, every time I was ready to quit, I found myself pulled back.
Roski artist distills nostalgia into photos
Senior Brooke Schneider’s exhibit draws inspiration from her family and childhood.
SDA student directs new play, Reality Star
Tucker Rayl’s new satirical production provides cutting commentary on celebrity culture and fame on television.
GRAMMY Museum keeps content fresh
Journalist Gerrick Kennedy will visit on Thursday evening to discuss his book on N.W.A.
Love letters chronicle the ups and downs of my life
For me, letter writing was the safest risk. I was able to tell someone how I truly felt, while also letting them read and interpret it at their leisure.
Trap Beckham is putting on for the city of Jacksonville
The rapper talks birthday mixtape series and how his city can rise alongside him.
Review: Black Panther is a Marvel caliber film with a refreshing message
Chadwick Boseman delivers an exceptional performance as T’Challa, the protagonist and king of Wakanda.
State of the Art: Activism in art: The lie behind American flag symbolism
I remember I was in fifth grade when I decided to stop saying the Pledge of Allegiance. Maybe the words lost their meaning after I’d been rotely reciting them every morning for nearly six years. Maybe it was due in part to the hyper-visibility I felt every time someone asked where I was from, despite […]
Lunar New Year celebrations to ring in the Year of the Dog
There’s no shortage of ways to celebrate Lunar New Year right here in Los Angeles.