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(01/26/21 3:43am)
Perhaps the best way to describe The Mad Platter pottery studio is in the words of manager Christina West: "The pop of color at the end of Millwood." She is referring to Millwood Avenue, where The Mad Platter, with its artistic displays and bubbly staff, sits on a street that has "not really anything going on," West said.
(01/20/21 2:48am)
It’s safe to assume that younger generations are not reading as many books as their grandparents did when they were young. Of course, there are students who are passionate about literature and will always read, but what about those who aren’t self-proclaimed readers?
(01/14/21 1:56am)
For perhaps her whole career, Taylor Swift has been branded as a sort of lyrical storyteller. With her past two albums, folklore and evermore, she has taken hold of her storyteller identity in ways she hasn’t before. Even the albums’ titles suggest that their content is meant to take listeners through carefully crafted plots.
(01/15/21 2:54am)
Everyone can agree 2020 was a year defined by difficult times, but it also gave us some memorable music. These songs will forever take us back to moments that could have only occurred in a year like that. They remind us of learning TikTok dances in our rooms, making whipped coffee and sitting at home in boredom during quarantine.
(01/19/21 4:09am)
In the midst of difficult times, may 2021 be the year to focus on skincare, self-care and overall wellness. One of USC's newest student organizations, Balanced Beauty, is here to help its members stay on top of their skincare routines and all things wellness-related.
(01/15/21 3:23am)
Singer-songwriter and musician Sanchez Goodjoin writes rhyming lines and poetry everyday. He takes moments, his thoughts on the world, people in his life — or not in his life anymore — and eases them out of his brain at a musical vibration.
(01/15/21 4:06am)
2020 was undoubtedly a year with many surprises, and the music industry was no different. With a global pandemic sending everyone inside, artists could take some breaks from their working schedules and tours, allowing for more intimate time to work on putting out new music. This focus on content creation made for a great year in music.
(01/11/21 3:39am)
Located just a mile from USC’s campus, the BullStreet District was once home to a self-sustaining mental facility and hundreds of patients. Today, that same land houses the largest urban revitalization effort east of the Mississippi. The 20-year redevelopment plan began in 2015 and remains on track for a 2034 completion.
(01/12/21 3:01am)
With over 1.5 billion total downloads, TikTok has become an undeniable face of the internet and a surprisingly monumental platform for new artists.
(01/13/21 3:34am)
With streaming habits becoming an ingrained behavior in American society, angst had risen over the long-term success of theaters before the pandemic hit, despite 2019 being a global record year at the box office.
(12/04/20 5:48am)
Although a 64-year-old former U.S. army colonel seems an unlikely candidate to gain attention for her style choices, the response coordinator of the White House coronavirus task force, Dr. Deborah Birx, did just that earlier this year.
(12/04/20 12:37am)
The season for the fire sign Sagittarius is here from November 23 to December 21. It's the time when these signs shine bright like fire and help others radiate with this energy as well.
(12/04/20 3:38am)
“Have you been here before?”
(12/01/20 4:24am)
The Columbia City Ballet is celebrating its 60-year anniversary with eight performances of the Nutcracker in December.
(12/02/20 1:28am)
A growing “trend” on TikTok has people traumatized, almost intentionally. Content creators are suggesting movies and documentaries that have left them speechless and scarred, some to a point of being banned from movie theaters. Of the recently talked about horror films, "Megan Is Missing" seems to be gaining the most popularity.
(11/30/20 1:25am)
Movie: "Mank"
(11/30/20 3:57am)
For the past 35 years, Women in Music has fought to empower, educate and advance women in the music industry. The organization's 35th year comes with many accomplishments worldwide, but progress is still to be made.
(11/23/20 5:01am)
Within a family-friendly joint on Saluda Avenue lie 16 ready-to-play pinball machines with titles old and new, from "The Twilight Zone" to "Stranger Things."
(11/20/20 4:44am)
Comic book artist and animator Corey "Roc Bottom" Davis is on a mission to redefine Columbia's art scene.
(11/20/20 12:45am)
Just as the 30-year nostalgia cycle predicted, the 2010s saw the style and sound of the '80s return to the forefront of American pop culture. Toto's cult hit "Africa" resurfaced as a sensation, "Stranger Things" took the entertainment world by storm and Hollywood decided it was time to ruin perfection and re-make "Robocop."