Concert reopenings mark a return to a world of human connection
As live music returns, so does connecting in ways forgotten by the pandemic.
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Professor transforms LA District into an immersive audio experience
Los Angeles native Luis Alfaro channels his playwright expertise into “Chalk Lines.”
Oscars recap: Moving in the right direction with minimal satisfaction
Every year, the Academy fails to represent the whole picture; while this year may spark hope there are still miles to go.
Cup of Troy revives the Trojan spirit
A student-owned and operated cafe that features live music offers a new community space amid the pandemic.
Rhythm and News S6E3: The biggest snubs, surprises and shocks of the 2021 Oscar nominations
On this special episode of Rhythm and News, Digital Managing editor Lauren Mattice, Arts and Entertainment editors Angie Orellana Hernandez and Emily Sagen along with Features editor and film critic Sophia Ungaro talk about this year’s slate of Oscar nominations. They discuss the biggest snubs such as Delroy Lindo for Best Actor in “Da 5 […]
38th Annual Caucus Awards: USC community continues to make a mark in the industry
The 2021 Caucus Awards honored students and professionals in an online celebration.
REVIEW: ‘Promising Young Woman’ is unapologetically itself
Emerald Fennell displays a masterclass in writing, directing and storytelling.
USG attempts to move forward in aftermath of racial reckoning
Student leaders within the organization reflect on rebuilding itself.
REVIEW: ‘Malcolm & Marie’ is devoid of meaning but not of soul
Sam Levinson and Zendaya’s latest falls flat in comparison to previous work.
A glimpse into the past: USC’s LGBTQ+ history
While getting their masters in the ’90s, three women navigated LGBTQ+ identities.