Comic Relief: The price to perform at Festival Fringe is a joke
The cost of creativity is too much as proved by this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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Sex, Drugs & Spotify: I don’t desire decency, I want to be blown away
You should listen to “Floyd” by Kelis on “Food.”
2022 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books Map
USC Friends and Neighbors StageStop by the USC Friends and Neighbors Stage to support local L.A.-owned and operated businesses. With performances from the L.A. Opera, Versa-Style Dance Company and Mariachi Quinto Sol, this stage promises to show off the best of the local community. L.A. Times Main StageMC’d by Times writer Josh Jenisch, the festival’s […]
Local indie bookstores to visit and support
Close to campus bookstores that feature unique opportunities to educate and immerse oneself into the culture of Los Angeles.
Third ‘Fantastic Beasts’ movie keeps the magic alive (barely)
The latest installment in the ‘Fantastic Beasts’ series finds ways to please its fans but is nowhere near the charm of the original series.
‘The Kardashians’ are getting too good at being famous
Hulu’s new reality show reboot questions the need to keep up with the Kardashians
Marshall sophomore leads media company division
Maya Sabbaghian, a 19 year old student, has an executive position at Flighthouse.
The extreme ups and downs of Clairo’s ‘The Sling Tour’
A mix of slow, background music and upbeat well-known songs leaves mixed feelings post-Clairo concert.
Showbiz, Baby: Atlanta’ brings cultural issues back to TV
Donald Glover’s hit TV show never shies away from talking about important issues.
BNT’s play shows love and trauma
Brand New Theatre's newest production takes a dive into how generational trauma affects one's perception of life.