A bitter end for Boba, but a sweet start for Mando
“The Book of Boba Fett” provides a great expansion of the Star Wars Mando-verse but at the cost of Boba Fett.
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‘Child of Kamiari Month’ is magical when it’s not
If nothing else, 'Child of Kamiari Month' teaches us that winning a race is hard with worn-out sneakers.
REVIEW: NIKI’s ‘Moonchild’ breathes life into a world of emotional mystique
Experimental, otherworldly and ethereal, NIKI promises a heart-twisting journey into her debut album and newest artistic vision.
REVIEW: Kai Japanese Roots combines both the old and new
As an up-and-coming restaurant in the revitalized portion of Downtown, this casual corner find is already succeeding in its mission.
REVIEW: Kendrick Lamar demonstrates prowess as rapper
DAMN. is yet another conceptually fascinating album from Lamar.
REVIEW: Meathead! offers a new mashup: pizza burgers
In the crazy world of food mashups, dishes such as Nutella pizza and bulgogi tacos have gained major traction on social media foodies. Southern California has become a hub for novel culinary trends, with milky buns — ice cream donut sandwiches — from After’s Ice Cream to sushi donuts from Project Poke. But has anyone […]
Better Call Saul returns with mystery, conflict
Better Call Saul, the spinoff show to the popular television series Breaking Bad, has returned for its third season. The first two seasons of Better Call Saul have not been a disappointment, as creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould produced some of the darkest and most humorous scenes in modern-day television. The third season premiere […]
REVIEW: The Edmon serves an elegant array of fine dining options
Ultimately, The Edmon may be out of most college students’ budgets; the restaurant is frequented by celebrities.
REVIEW: Facing Our Truth captivates with short plays
The USC School of Dramatic Arts debuted its production of Facing Our Truth: Ten Minute Plays on Trayvon, Race and Privilege, tantalizing vignettes about racism, prejudice and injustice in modern-day America on Thursday. The show is comprised of six 10-minute plays, each telling a unique story with different characters. In addition, each was written by […]
REVIEW: The Tales of Hoffmann thrives off attention to detail
Love can often be the best source of artistic inspiration. This message rings true in the LA Opera’s performance of Jacques Offenbach’s The Tales of Hoffmann. Audiences listened to the story of the poet Hoffmann, who, through the help of his Muse (disguised as his friend Nicklausse), reminisces about the woman he loved and lost […]