Tag Archive for: taylor swift
The perfect books to read based on your favorite Taylor Swift era.
‘Midnights’: sleeper hit or lullaby?
By AU CHUNG
in Arts & Entertainment, Music, Reviews
This celebration of insomnia seems to be the cure for sleeplessness.
Read a Book Today: ‘Love Story’ with books
By RACHEL BERNSTEIN
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Literature, Music
Taylor Swift is actually a novelist and poet.
Fan-them Diaries: I have a deep disdain for ‘Jane Eyre’
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Culture, Featured, Literature, Music
“Jane Eyre” is the most annoying, unfeminist novel there could be and no one seems to care, not even Taylor Swift.
Singer Taylor Swift tops 2016 Grammy predictions
By ADRIANNE RAMSEY
5 Comments/in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Music
Other artists, such as Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran and Kendrick Lamar, join Swift.
Eli’s DT 4-1-1: Week of 10/26/15
By ELI GOODSTEIN
in Featured, Multimedia, The DT 411
USC News Diversity Delay: The USG Senate met Tuesday to vote on the campus climate resolution presented a week ago. The meeting didn’t quite go as planned. Large crowds packed into the small room to watch the discussion heat up among the USG leaders. The plan has become a big issue for student assemblies all […]
USC student celebrates album release
By CHASE KROESCHE
in Arts & Entertainment, Music
Student Katie Stump recently released her first album, and will perform at Tommy’s Place.
Swift provides girlish charm, subtle maturity on Red
By CARRIE RUTH MOORE
1 Comment/in Arts & Entertainment, Music
The fourth album from Taylor Swift reflects the artist’s growth and enchants with well-crafted lyrics and a variety of musical genres.
Jason Aldean experiences uneasy growth
By ISHA KAWATRA
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Music
The country artist looks to settle down on his new album, Night Train, all the while playing with hip-hop and rock sounds.
Romantic rejection leads to bright future
By SHERIDAN WATSON
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
At this time of year, your summer glows are fading, the world is getting colder — like to 75 degrees — and the trees are letting go of their leaves and exposing their bare souls. It’s October, and change is certainly in the air. It’s OK to be afraid of this change. You’re at the […]