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Donut Man
Dane Newton runs a donut business, Dane's Donuts. The Donut Man shows how his involvement in the surf scene connected him to donut shops and made him realize his life's goal was to make people happy through donuts.
Pacific Pals
Behind the curtain of the Aquarium of the Pacific, three puppeteers use humor and heart to connect audiences with the ocean. Pacific Pals reveals how the program began and what inspired each performer to take on this imaginative work.
Gardena’s Belizean hub has orange walk tacos, legendary soca, and the heart of its community
For Belizeans in Los Angeles, the Blue Hole is a reminder that our culture still has a seat at the table.
The Trojans triumph over the Terrapins
After a rough trip to Michigan, USC men’s basketball now finds itself back to winning ways.
Brazil’s new dance vanguard takes over Hollywood Boulevard
Rooted in Brazilian traditions but reshaped by the internet age, the showcase led by DJs Mochakk and Beltran was their confident step into the modern dance music spotlight.
Bilingual comic bridges audience across the Pacific
Chinese American comedian Joe Wong sold out shows in Pasadena on Jan. 3, performing in both Mandarin and English.
Kings outplay Stars, come up short in 3-1 result
The story of low-scoring hockey is becoming all too familiar for the 2025-26 LA Kings.
Unclipped | Clippers win third straight, take down Hornets thanks to Harden, Leonard
Offense came at a premium in the first half, so LA adjusted to edge out the young Hornets.
Unranked Oregon upsets No. 21 USC at Galen Center
Oregon took over the fourth quarter to pull off the win against USC.
Annenberg Media had a top spot in the press room at the Critics Choice Awards
Hollywood Awards season kicked off last weekend with the Palm Springs International Film Awards and the Critics Choice Awards.
RFK Jr.’s raw milk renaissance leads to a Fresno dairy farm
Raw milk gains a federal foothold, but strict rules and high production costs could spoil the momentum.
United States strikes Venezuela and captures President Maduro in overnight operation
The move comes after a months-long military buildup and lethal operations targeting suspected drug-trafficking vessels.
California pushes back against masked ICE raids with ‘No Secret Police Act’
SB 627, the nation’s first statewide ban on masked law enforcement, is set to take effect in January. The federal government is suing.
In discussion with Homebound filmmaker Neeraj Ghaywan
With Martin Scorsese as an Executive Producer, India’s Official Entry for the 98th Academy Awards has been shortlisted for Best International Feature Film.
Inside the Black Boy Art Show, where Black creativity took center stage
Part art fair, part block party, the traveling showcase brought Black male artists to Los Angeles and proved the community will always show up when given space to be seen.
The soft toy that’s drawing in long lines, and adults’ devotion
Jellycat, the UK-based plush toy brand, has expanded its marketing to appeal to adults and children alike.
Kenya Barris and Mike Epps encourage students to do the impossible in pursuit of their dreams
USC’s Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs sat down with Mike Epps and Kenya Barris to discuss their creative journeys.
The Jingle Ball brings joy, excitement, and summertime fun to Los Angeles
The 102.7 KISS FM Jingle Ball gets Los Angeles excited for the holiday season.
Understanding Y2K nostalgia through Atif Aslam’s musical influence in South Asia
The organizers announced that it was the first time that a South Asian artist had sold out the highly sought-after venue like the Dolby Theatre.
Ali Sethi connects generations with his fusion music rooted in ancient Sufi traditions
In a conversation with Sethi, he shared how it is the aesthetics that connects people.
In Photos: USC Men’s Water Polo Battles Top Rivals
USC faces UCLA, Cal and UC Santa Barbara in a demanding stretch of conference play.
Nearly a year after Eaton Canyon Fire, Altadena churches rebuild Christmas traditions without their sanctuaries
Displaced by the devastating fire in January, congregations at Altadena Community Church and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church are redefining what it means to celebrate the Christmas season.
USC basketball navigates injury crisis while maintaining strong start
The Trojans added midseason transfer guard Kam Woods and await Alijah Arenas’ return as they prepare for a brutal slate of games.
USC and Notre Dame rivalry to end in 2026
After a century of matchups, both teams failed to come to an agreement to extend the historic football rivalry.
‘Work that pushes back’: Patrick Martinez captures the ‘collective conscience’ in Los Angeles as risks to immigrant communities mount
Drawing on the sights, textures and symbols of the city, the artist pays homage to L.A.’s history and cultural landscape while revealing the pressures endured by its immigrant residents.
Sarah Kang delivers intimate show to Los Angeles
The Korean American artist brought chills to fans with her emotional performance.
Kings trade Phillip Danault to Montreal for 2nd-round pick
The move comes amid swirling trade rumors in the last two weeks about the veteran center.
Nobody likes the opening band—but everyone should try
An avid concertgoer makes a case for not skipping the openers.
USC’s removal of Living Learning Communities sparks concern
After USC cut identity-based residential floors, now called Special Cohorts, some residential advisors and residents voiced their dissent.
AI music artists are gaining popularity, raising concerns among human musicians
This revolutionary technology could change the landscape of the music industry.
Student creator channels social media into a financial literacy crash course
USC Marshall student Rachael Kim is a content creator with a clear mission to expand financial literacy among the youth.
‘Trade Secret’ confronts conservation’s dark side
The documentary’s six-year investigation into the polar bear trade raises urgent questions about transparency and power in global conservation.
KATSEYE: For all the girls
The global girl group put on a powerful performance at YouTube Theater during their first tour.
DACA could reopen for new applicants, but uncertainty lingers
Federal court weighs a plan that would restore first-time DACA processing for all states except Texas.
Amaarae, the ‘Black Star,’ shines at The Hollywood Palladium
The Ghanaian-American singer represented Black and queer identities through her music.
USC survives Washington State’s comeback efforts behind Cofie’s double-double.
Jacob Cofie scored 21 points and hauled in 10 rebounds in the win over the Cougars.
First team born in LA, first voice born to call it
From driveway play-by-play to calling NHL action, the new voice of the LA Kings blends passion, precision and hometown pride.


































