Seven of the luckiest, unluckiest characters in cinema history
By James Perkins | March 5These seven movies portray four of the luckiest and three of the unluckiest characters ever seen in film, placing them at the almost complete mercy of chance.
These seven movies portray four of the luckiest and three of the unluckiest characters ever seen in film, placing them at the almost complete mercy of chance.
Sam Raimi's most recent film, "Send Help," provides a fresh take on the desert island premise. Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien shine as survivors turned captor and captive, blending suspense and comedy supremely well.
USC students reflect on what motivated their major changes. They reflect finding themselves more interested in their studies after switching after some challenges along the way.
As social media has gained popularity, it has become an important tool for student organizations. For managers of USC student organization accounts, managing these pages has been both a valuable experience to develop personal and interpersonal skills and to promote voices that may not always be heard.
Street names in Columbia often carry hidden meanings behind them. From Gervais to Whaley, streets that people see every day often conceal interesting histories behind their names.
Paul Thomas Anderson's film "One Battle After Another" juggles numerous great performances, immaculate pacing, a great score and sharp writing to create one of the best films of the year.
A calm and nostalgic back-to-school playlist that brings the listener back to past school years.
A chill, nature-oriented playlist to help students relieve some of the stress that comes both with this time of year and from the current news cycle.
The "Take on the South" podcast is faculty-run and based within the Institute for Southern Studies at USC. It highlights aspects of Southern culture across disciplines and recently hosted former R.E.M. lead Michael Stipe at the Koger Center for the Arts for a conversation.