Arts, Culture & Entertainment
The ‘Nevermade’ artist
In a direct and clever fashion, Los Angeles-based visual artist Ken Gonzales-Day combines art and scholarship to tell the story he deserves to be in.
Waylon Wyatt performs sold out show in L.A
Rain didn’t stop California’s country music fans from coming to support Wyatt at the El Rey Theatre.
‘A Winter’s Song’ brings Armenian joy, grief, holiday magic to the big screen
At its Warner Bros. premiere, the indie Christmas rom-com showcased the power of culture, community and diasporic storytelling, brought to life by a cast that became family on and off screen.
Guerilla Girls celebrate 40th anniversary with Getty exhibit
The showcase features work of the museum’s largest curatorial team.
Dutch Bros opens first Los Angeles location near USC
Some students have already started working at the new coffee shop, located on South Figueroa Street.
Noah Beck touches down in LA Coliseum to celebrate ‘Sidelined 2: Intercepted’
TikToker turned actor Noah Beck promoted his new Tubi movie, "Sidelined 2: Intercepted," at the USC-UCLA rivalry game.
USC professors weigh in on Bad Bunny’s political involvement
As Bad Bunny prepares to headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show, USC professors comment on the U.S. government’s critiques against celebrity advocacy.
‘To the nuns, this heist is life-or-death’: ‘Nuns with Guns’ is 1 of 4 short films in SCA’s senior thesis program
“Nuns with Guns” is an action-comedy that follows three nuns who, when faced with the foreclosure of their church, take matters into their own hands and rob a bank.
Singer-songwriter Leith Ross channels community, vulnerability and social responsibility at the El Rey Theatre
On tour for their sophomore album “I Can See the Future,” Leith Ross showcased humility through music while spotlighting local issues in Los Angeles.