For those who wish to know more about the Palmetto state, McKissick Museum hosts "Invitation to Explore," an introductory exhibit to the state and its flagship university.
Annastasia Haynie talks hand-poked tattoos: what they are, how she learned about them and what it's like to do them for other people.
Marvel Legacy is promising a lot of the same things that DC Rebirth did a year ago. However, there is a stark contrast in how the market is responding to Marvel. Why are retailers and fans reacting negatively to this new event?
"Whose Streets?" is a well-crafted documentary that addresses social injustice, specifically regarding the events following Michael Brown's death at the hands of a police officer.
USC sophomore Cat Galan discusses her musical background, classical violin and success in a student band.
Director Robert Richmond and the cast of "The Pavilion" brought a show to USC that explored time, mistakes and the way people interact with the laws of the universe.
“Twin Peaks” does not limit evil to those that are evil, and this is what many viewers think makes the show so extraordinary. The finale of "Twin Peaks" aired on Sunday, and it may be the last episode of the entire series.
With “A Deeper Understanding,” The War on Drugs dives deep into themselves to bring rock back into the foreground in 2017.
Rap has gotten a bad reputation recently, but often there is a lot of talent and meaning to be found in the lyrics.
Many people consider themselves either logical or creative, but it is worth considering that these two qualities have more overlap than we initially see.
Arts & culture writer Darby Hallman takes issue with "Game of Thrones" bending the rules and falling into predictable character tropes in its latest season.
Despite moving beyond the books, arts & culture writer Caitlin Burnham things 'Game of Thrones' stays true to its roots.
Fast-paced direction and Robert Pattinson's performance contribute to making "Good Time" a standout film.
Zachary Diaz talks to The Daily Gamecock about showing his paintings in exhibits all over the world, what art means to him and what art itself can accomplish.
It's the end of summer and we are looking back at all that film and television had to offer over the past few months. Our top four were varied in style and content, but shared a similar sense of optimism that's hard not to love.
Netflix failed to break the streak of mediocre live-action anime adaptations with their boring and nonsensical "Death Note."
Taylor Swift's new single is our first taste of her album "Reputation." It appears that the pop star is taking her music and style in a completely new direction.
