Taylor Swift fans dance, celebrate at The Senate
(09/08/22 7:05pm)
Taylor Swift lovers united Friday, Sept. 2, 2022, at The Senate to dress up and belt out her music at the Cruel Summer Dance Party.
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Taylor Swift lovers united Friday, Sept. 2, 2022, at The Senate to dress up and belt out her music at the Cruel Summer Dance Party.
The up-and-coming percussion quartet Sandbox Percussion will give audiences a one-of-a-kind contemporary music experience at the USC School of Music on Sept. 9.
The walls of Melissa Pierce's shop at The Barnyard Flea Market in Lexington are lined with prints of her digital artwork — colorful fantasy pieces featuring a cast of neon characters like bright, wide-eyed mermaids and dragons with sweeping wings.
The Trustus Theater is celebrating its 37th anniversary by putting on the upcoming production, “At the Heart of it All,” a multimedia event showcasing the legacy of the theater's founders and its history.
Song: “Hold Me Closer”
For a few weeks every summer, one million purple birds descend on Lake Murray's Bomb Island. The birds only stick around long enough to feast on insects, forming clouds so thick they're often called a "haze," before migrating south for the winter.
Instagram feeds were inundated with sun-streaked photos from the Amalfi Coast of Italy and photo dumps from cobbled European lanes. It seems everyone studied abroad this summer — and they will not-so-subtly let you know it.
USC's Department of Theatre and Dance expects to bring a standout performance lineup this fall, which will showcase an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and Bess Wohl’s "Small Mouth Sounds."
Rap artist T-Pain will headline the annual Cockstock concert in October, Carolina Productions announced Tuesday.
Downtown Columbia may seem biologically barren at first glance. The hot asphalt and innumerable train tracks don’t paint a picture of a hospitable city to wild animals — outside of those the insects, small birds and, of course, USC’s squirrels that we associate with urban life.
At this year's Soda City Comic Con, guests roamed the halls in costumes that paid homage to everything from cult classic films like Ghost Busters to the Nintendo Mario game series. One attendee was even dressed head to toe like the character Wario, complete with bright purple overalls.
New restaurant openings and intensive renovations brought new life to three historic Columbia buildings this summer.
Locked amongst the electronics and cables in USC’s datacenter on Wheat Street is a supercomputer that whirs away, computing answers to the university’s biggest questions.
Album: "RED & WHITE" by Lil Uzi Vert
There is no ingredient more simple and delicious than rice. It is loved internationally and relatively easy to cook. Whether it is paired with a simple sauce or a complex filet, rice makes every meal better. It's even good balled up with some well-cooked salmon.
During summer, tomatoes are best enjoyed with their unique flavors on full display. Brushcetta, or bread topped with seasoned tomatoes, is perfect to show off this fruit. Peeling the tomatoes improves the texture of the topping, while removing the seeds concentrates the tomatoes’ umami and sweetness. Bonus points if you splurge on a nice loaf of bread.
Social media platforms like Tiktok and Instagram continued to generate viral style trends over the summer, but many participants are not doing enough to educate themselves about the origins and meanings behind such trends.
Since coming out with their first short film on YouTube in March 2020, Soapwater Productions is taking another big step in their career with the making of their first full-length feature film, “To What End.”
Seventeen-year-old Katherine Liu's fingers danced across the keys as she competed at the Southeastern Piano Festival. She leaned in closer as the notes came faster and leaned back as the music swelled. When the song is finished, the USC School of Music Recital Hall echoed with her last note.
This past spring, Columbia's Nickelodeon Theatre, commonly referred to as the Nick, temporarily suspended public screenings in order to reorganize its infrastructure in the wake of a difficult period caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.