Arts, Culture & Entertainment

Emerald Fennell’s sophomore directorial project is sure to make waves.

After shuttering in 2020, the Vista Theatre in Los Feliz reopens with a focus on showing movies printed on film, drawing longtime fans and newcomers alike.

USC School of Cinematic Arts’ Outside the Box Office event, where they screen a myriad of films, celebrated their 15 year anniversary.

Tyler, the Creator’s two-day music festival made a comeback with a lineup of memorable and talented artists.

All of the lights will be on Xpressions at Thursday’s fall showcase, hosted at 8 p.m. in Bovard Auditorium. The performance will feature 17 student-choreographed pieces, under the theme “All of the Lights,” as well as three performances from different dance organizations on campus.

The actor-director-producer spoke to School of Dramatic Arts students about acting, auditions, and genuine authenticity.

Thanksgiving episodes from shows like “Gossip Girl,” “Gilmore Girls” and “Ginny & Georgia” are full of tension that can help viewers escape from their own family's drama.

McCarthy Quad will be the place to be on Thursday for another edition of Conquest, USC’s yearly concert and activities fair.

Only men were nominated for Producer of the Year or Songwriter of the Year at the Grammys, keeping with the years-long trend of male-dominated nominations in the categories.

Rage, tension and spite spark among familial characters since spring releases such as the fourth and final season of Succession in March and later in April, Netflix’s premiere of “BEEF.” Both critic and audience appraisal of the choreography of a well-shot family feud peaked with the release of season two of “The Bear” in June.

SCA’s newest major encourages interdisciplinary study for its inaugural class.

The Met announced on Wednesday in a press release that the Spring 2024 exhibit and Gala theme will be titled “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” a departure from the more straightforward themes that the Met Gala has taken on in previous years.

The new "Five Nights at Freddy's" film brings together humor, gore and nods to fandom lore.

FilAm Creative held the first FilAM Creative Film Festival in Los Angeles on November 3-5. USC students were granted free tickets to the event in alignment with FilAm Creative’s non-profit initiative to provide access to educational and cultural spaces for future leaders in the entertainment industry, especially Filipino Americans.

With events like a talk with Native American entrepreneur Joey Montoya, a celebration with President Carol Folt and a panel on Hahn Plaza, Native American Heritage Month is full of cultural celebrations across USC.