Annie DiRusso turns Teragram Ballroom into a ‘Good Ass Movie’
From “Ovid” to “Millennial,” DiRusso put on a solid night of indie rock with her band.
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‘Paddington in Peru’ is a sentimental romp
The third film sees the bear on a perilous journey back home.
‘Gladiator II’ is an entertaining romp but not much more
Ridley Scott’s visually extravagant but narratively safe sequel starring Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal ultimately pales in comparison to its predecessor.
‘My Old Ass’ fails its coming-of-age genre
Starring Maisy Stella and Aubrey Plaza, “My Old Ass” suffers from stilted storytelling.
Space excitement eclipses campus
The USC community gathered Monday morning to view the solar eclipse with special glasses and professional telescopes.
My parents brought me into a ‘semi-charmed life’
Listening to ’90s music makes me feel closer to my parents despite the distance between us.
‘Austin to Boston’ takes me to a better place
A tour documentary reminds me that music is the perfect companion for transport.
‘Problemista’ enters Julio Torres’ eccentric mind
The film excels at world-building but occasionally pushes the boat too far out.
Lorde guided me through the twists and turns of growing up
“Pure Heroine” and “Melodrama” will always remind me of coming of age.
Senior A&E staff on the Emmys
The Emmys competition is tough this year, but here are our favorites.