Syrup does satire right
Max Barry’s first book serves as a hilarious and biting satire of American consumerism and corporate politics.
Noah Gundersen’s journey from faith to uncertainty
The singer/songwriter, who will perform at Biola before a sold-out public show, talks about his influences and music.
Kendrick Lamar’s conflicted conscience
The Los Angeles rapper struggles with the racially tense world around him in “To Pimp A Butterfly”
Classic literature is cooler than you think
The books we all pretended to read for school, but should now read for real.
Hollywood’s rising adaptation trend
Book adaptations fill theaters this year with biopics, sci-fi films and dramas.
Searching for love in the 1980s
Robert Sheffield weaves hilarious tales of unrequited love from his youth in the 1980s throughout the era’s favorite music in “Talking To Girls About Duran Duran.”
Face to face with depression
Jasmine Warga’s debut novel unashamedly tackles one of today’s most stigmatized illnesses.
Broods create intimate, yet climatic show
New Zealand sibling-duo Broods perform at the Fonda Theatre on March 5, gathering a packed venue
Wild tales of killer karma
Brutally hilarious and uncomfortably compelling, the Argentine movie “Wild Tales” shines as an exploration of karma and the primal nature of mankind.
Will Butler loosens up and gets down with solo-debut
“Policy” is a mixed bag that shows promise in its more rock-based moments.
Smoke and Mirrors gets lost in the haze
Imagine Dragons delves even deeper into the shallow territory covered in “Night Visions.”
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...