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(01/22/19 12:52am)
Unlike the watered-down menus of restaurant chains, street food remains the ultimate gateway into the culture of the area it originated from. For generations, street food has managed to capture the essence of a city in the most authentic way possible, and each bite functions as a secret that is exclusively shared between locals. However, one restaurant is on a mission to let Columbia in on the secrets of traditional Thai cuisine.
(01/14/19 3:21am)
Movie: “If Beale Street Could Talk”'
(12/03/18 3:31am)
A combination of old and new, holiday classics and trendy pop artists, here's a Christmas playlist to get you in the spirit for this year's holiday season.
(11/19/18 12:47am)
From the Boston Red Sox vs. the New York Yankees to FC Barcelona vs. Real Madrid, the face-offs between these teams tend to come to mind as some of the biggest sports rivalries in history. However, right here at home in South Carolina, everyone knows that the biggest beef of all is between the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Clemson Tigers.
(11/07/18 6:16am)
Inspired by Ariana Grande's surprise single, "thank u, next," here's a surprise playlist of essential break-up songs to help you get over your ex just as fast as Ariana got over Pete Davidson. And yes, while she did name a song after him on her latest album, that's not important right now.
(10/22/18 5:00am)
After bringing in two hip-hop headliners in a row, this year’s Cockstock is hoping for a change of pace by bringing in two pop acts.
(10/11/18 12:24pm)
With Halloween just around the corner, here are some spooky gems that are currently streaming on Netflix. Warning: Don’t watch alone.
(10/08/18 4:05pm)
“Hell is a teenage girl,” says flyers promoting Thursday night's showing of the 2009 black comedy “Jennifer’s Body.” While many think the film was misunderstood by both critics and audiences at the time of its release, a group of students from one USC class believes it’s time film lovers paid the campy, yet sharp-witted horror romp its dues.
(10/01/18 1:43am)
Each year, the return of fall is marked by college football, cooler temperatures and the late arrival of the year’s best films. Around this time, the films on the festival circuit begin to find distribution and slowly start to make their way to theaters nationwide. Here’s a list of 10 upcoming inevitable Oscar front-runners, you’ll soon be seeing a lot of in TV commercials, morning news press junkets and countless Youtube ads.
(09/27/18 12:20pm)
For many of us, losing one week to Hurricane Florence pushed all of our assignments back. While the week off was a nice break, exams and extended due dates have started to line up on our calendars. Enter: the inevitable all-nighters and endless Starbucks runs. That’s why the Arts & Culture staff at The Daily Gamecock have created the ultimate study playlist. Here, you’ll find a variety of songs that excel at creating serene atmospheres that’ll make it easier to focus. Whether you prefer R&B, indie rock or classical, there’s something here for everyone. Enjoy volume one, and expect a follow-up during finals week.
(09/23/18 11:46pm)
Every September for the past 32 years, Columbia has been gifted a slice of Greek culture and tradition by way of the annual Greek Festival. This year from Sept. 20 to 23, parishioners at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral brought the rich history of Ancient Greece to the local level in a communal experience.
(09/18/18 11:43pm)
If you had asked a 20-something-year-old Mat Kearney what he'd be doing in 2018, he probably would have told you he was on his way to becoming an established poet. He technically wasn't wrong. However, the now-39-year-old singer-songwriter has channeled his love for writing into a medium he couldn’t have possibly predicted.
(09/18/18 10:14pm)
Now that the hurricane drama has settled down, we've compiled a playlist of our favorite songs that remind us of chilly temperatures and warm apple cider. Here's the ultimate playlist to kick off fall 2018.
(09/07/18 9:35pm)
East coast and west coast rap collided Thursday as California rapper Lil Debbie brought her Oakland flair to Tapp's Arts Center.
(09/10/18 1:07am)
The past 15 years have been a Renaissance for coming-of-age films. The film industry has begun to trade out aimless money makers in exchange for thoughtful and original stories. Here are a few gems that have challenged the status quo and opened doors for others like them.
(08/26/18 9:34pm)
What could Jesus Christ and rock icon Peter Frampton possibly have in common? For one Texas artist, both men are unironically one in the same.
(08/17/18 3:52am)
Classes may be starting, but that doesn't mean the fun has to stop. To give you a head start, we've updated our list of upcoming events you should keep an eye out for.
(08/17/18 3:43am)
While developing the premise of his most recent play, “Boy About Ten”, playwright Jon Tuttle admits he had “no idea what it might be about.” However, what he did know was that he wanted to fall in love with writing again. Intent on creating the funniest story he could think of, he conjured up a tale that involves KISS, a quest for redemption and a woman with a poked out eye.
(08/22/18 3:29am)
Although Five Points is mostly composed of bars, in the Vista you’ll find a diverse range of restaurants that will satisfy whatever taste you’re craving at any particular moment. Here’s a list of up and coming hot spots and some old Columbia favorites, all of which are reasonably priced.
(08/17/18 3:47am)
After the release of her debut album, “Dangerously in Love” (2003), The New York Times penned a rather unenthusiastic review titled, “The Solo Beyoncé: She's No Ashanti”. Looking back on this headline today, you can’t help but chuckle. However, in hindsight, neither the author nor any of us could have predicted that a then 21-year-old Beyoncé Knowles was on her way to becoming one the biggest stars on the planet.