Sister Hazel embraces personal ties to Rock for Recovery concert
(09/22/19 11:18pm)
Rock band Sister Hazel understands the road to recovery from alcoholism and addiction.
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About Face members make rich friendships, memories through passion for art
(09/15/19 9:46pm)
About Face might have been homeless at times, but its members always found home in each other.
USC music faculty expresses diverse interests at Freeman Sunday concert
(09/09/19 12:40am)
The USC music faculty will be performing pieces from 1819, 1919 and 2019 all in one concert.
Column: Trump's desire to slash NEA funding displays ignorance of power of the arts
(08/28/19 3:48am)
The arguments for and against big government have been made ever since the conception of the United States of America. Traditionally, the Republican Party has been interested in slashing federal funding for many programs. However, one program the Trump administration has been interested in eliminating that doesn't get much attention is the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
Column: Why it’s a hard-knock life for Broadway shows on the silver screen
(07/23/19 8:56pm)
Broadway has been trying to get its “big break” in Hollywood for a while. Film adaptations of musicals have come and gone over the years, but only a few of them have really stuck around.
Playlist of the week: Songs to motivate you during finals
(04/24/19 12:40am)
Ah, it's that time of year again.
Column: Disney's media consolidation stint dangerous for entertainment industry
(04/18/19 12:25pm)
Let’s admit it: Disney hasn’t been all that great lately. All of its recent remakes are pure money grabs, and it hasn’t been coming out with much original material. They bought both Star Wars and Marvel, and who knows what will be next?
Buttercream Dreams brings sweetness to West Columbia
(04/15/19 1:00am)
The scent of sugar wafts through the air as customers enter Buttercream Dreams with the anticipation of indulging in a sweet treat. Perfectly-frosted cupcakes sit inside glass cases, perched beneath a golden chandelier with pink and white decorations that reminds one of candy canes.
Trustus Theatre takes modern look at classic story 'The Great Gatsby'
(04/01/19 3:36am)
The renowned American novel written nearly a century ago sits on many household bookshelves. Chad Henderson, director of Trustus' production of "The Great Gatsby," is taking the classic tale to the stage and said he believes the topics of the story are still relevant.
Column: Why we're still burnin' up for the Jonas Brothers
(03/06/19 12:24am)
"Ooh, this is an S.O.S" — the Jonas Brothers are back, and our inner preteen selves cannot handle it.
Column: Maybe it's time to let the Academy die
(02/19/19 2:40am)
From nominating its first indigenous Mexican actress to putting a blockbuster celebrating black culture in the running for best picture, 2019 could have been the Academy’s year to write a progressive script in the current era of film in this year’s Oscars.
