Arts, Culture & Entertainment

For two days, the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club transformed into a sea of color, bringing a lineup of nostalgic headliners and electronic beats to the coast.

The immersive and comprehensive archive encourages a deeper appreciation of the recent horror resurgence.

Goldenvoice’s new one-stage electronic music festival offers USC students a rare weekend at the home of Coachella, but the experience comes at a price.

Meet Jasmine Teng, a third-year USC Kaufman and USC Iovine and Young Academy Master’s student who joined the North American leg of Madison Beer’s tour as a backup dancer and has drawn on her experiences performing and teaching to rethink the future of dance.

Ziaire Williams proposed to his girlfriend during the Bruno Mars concert at SoFi Stadium.

For Winslet’s 51st birthday, we take a look back at the Titanic star’s professional achievements and her work as an advocate for women’s empowerment.

The Latino Theater Company’s production with the Getty Villa moves “Antigone” to pre-conquest Aztec Empire, creating a multisensory experience that speaks to the present.

A24’s new psychological crime thriller “Primetime,” released on September 25, is a garish, unflinching descent into hell, with Robert Pattinson steering the ship straight into the rot.

Amazon Prime’s adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s 2021 novel is a win for the bookish community despite its flaws.

A local place of worship allows visitors to participate in their preferred form of therapy: deathmatch wrestling, where theater, sport and mettle intertwine with controlled violence.

The USC Roski student’s first exhibition brings her artwork to the Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery through Oct. 13.

Ezra Frech, the USC student and Paralympian star showcases his identity and advocacy.

LACMA hosts a free jazz series every Friday, just seven miles from campus. Here’s what you need to know before your first visit.

The 12th annual festival brought marionettes, clowns, costumed dogs and handmade whimsy to the State Historic Park.

The lineup for Coachella 2026 dropped in September 2025. Festival fans think the 2027 lineup could drop any day now.