This post was updated Oct. 7 at 11:40 a.m. Editor’s note: Daily Bruin used Latino, Latina, Latinx and Hispanic in this article according to sources’ preferences. Read more...
Photo: Global jazz studies professor Arturo O’Farrill serves as co-chair of The Herb Alpert School of Music’s Anti-Racism Action Committee, which he said aims to build community and serve as a platform for students’ voices. (Photo courtesy of Jen Rosenstein. Photo illustration by Jocelyn Wang/Daily Bruin)
Hispanic film and television offer a window into the wide range of creativity from Hispanic cultures. This Hispanic Heritage Month, delve into the humorous antics of some rising comedians, learn about Mexican countercultures or take a road trip to an enigmatic beach to discover the multifaceted artistry of Hispanic film. Read more...
Photo: (Katelyn Dang/Illustrations director)
The producers of “The Conjuring” and “Stranger Things” developed a new horror film just in time for spooky season. “There’s Someone Inside Your House” follows a group of Nebraska high schoolers as they navigate the dangers of a loose serial killer determined to make them pay for their secrets. Read more...
Photo: (Courtesy of David Bukach/Netflix)
As the weather cools, musicians are channeling summer’s waning energy into crisp autumn releases. Whether it’s reflecting on romantic memories, mixing beloved genres or employing sentimental production, up-and-coming artists have their tracks tailored for a cozy fall playlist. Read more...
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Twenty One Pilots hasn’t just taken off – it’s here to take over. The pop-rock band continued its “Takeover Tour” at The Forum on Saturday night, filling the venue with explosive energy. Read more...
Photo: Duo Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun of Twenty One Pilots stand before the crowd, wearing identical outfits and masks before the lively show at the Forum Saturday night. (Ashley Kenney/Photo editor)
What someone wears speaks volumes about who they are as a person and the same can be said for the styles associated with various movements and cultures. Read more...
Photo: (From left to right: Courtesy of Hypebae, Evening Standard, Dazed)
Lord Huron is worshipping the dead. In the indie rock band’s performance Thursday night, Hollywood Forever Cemetery was greeted by constant references to those who slumbered beneath its grounds. Read more...
Photo: The 4-member band Lord Huron graced the stage of Hollywood Forever Cemetery Thursday night, joined by two other guests. With lights aglow, the desert-themed set transformed the night into one of life and death. (Vivian Xu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
