Taylor Swift’s romantic spark went missing in Cleveland
The singer-songwriter’s recent music lacks the humility that made her older music so intimate.
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‘The Love Hypothesis’ has the right formula, but fails to use it correctly
The adaptation of the romance novel is a fun watch, but lacks the depth of the source material.
‘Lost Weekend’ illustrates hope after grief
Phoebe Bridgers’ latest album demonstrates lyrical growth and maturity that encourages listeners themselves to grow.
Freak Nature brings creativity, fun to USC
Dragons, birds and airplanes took over as puppeteers marched through campus.
A&E staff picks Emmy Awards
“Hacks” and “Pluribus” top predictions, with two staff forecasted Emmy wins each.
‘The Knave and the Moon’ shines with weak plot armor
The ending of Rachel Gilig’s duology is mediocre in every way.
‘Finding Emily’ finds modern love in the digital age
The film fails to make any significant commentary on the fascist society it set up.
9 ways to explore nightlife near campus
Kick your semester off right by visiting iconic sites across the city while saving money.
The newest villain in ‘Supergirl’ and ‘Spider-Man’ is loneliness
Both films emphasize the importance of maintaining connections when life feels lonesome.
Malcolm Todd’s ‘Do That Again’ is unapologetically apologetic
The singer's third album tells a story about old loves using his signature sound and honesty.