The Los Angeles Lakers are off to a rough start despite their championship aspirations. Can they bounce back and contend for another championship? Lida Li reports.

The U.S. Supreme Court seemed likely to let legal challenges proceed ---  to Texas' near-ban on abortions. The court heard oral arguments today. Eileen Chen reports. 

With flu season just around the corner, USC is taking steps to prevent illness from spreading among students by mandating the flu shot. Here’s Meredith McCabe with the story.

In honor of the upcoming holiday, we have a love letter to horror films written by Nicholas Blodgett. For whom monster movies have done way more than just left him scared.

Halloween is coming up this Sunday and folks are able to head out and trick or treat after missing a year due to the pandemic. Usually Halloween is a time for goodies, treats, and ghost stories. But, you may be surprised to hear where those traditions came from. 

Shayla Escudero has this frightful story. 

Created in 2009 by an anonymous individual, Bitcoin was once valued at less than a penny.  

Just last week the most well-known cryptocurrency of its time, reached an all-time high in valuation at nearly $67 thousand dollars.

Shade Moore has the story. 

Emmy award-nominated show "Insecure" is now airing its last season. The show was co-created by Issa Rae, who is also known for her hit series "Awkward Black Girl."

Annenberg Media’s Ayanna Martinez reports on "Insecure's" influence, and the doors the show has opened for black creatives.

Have you ever been down so bad that participating in something like Squid Game sounds like a good idea? If you answered yes, you’re not alone. Many USC students are now playing a dating game that also supports a good cause. Lyme Cho has the story.

The Rust shooting has shocked the film industry as authorities continue to uncover the unsafe conditions on set. With on set safety concerns at the forefront of discussion, USC Cinematic Arts School students and faculty have their own thoughts. Reporter Tatum Larsen has more on the story.

Alyssa Delarosa and Eva Heinrichs suggest different approaches to fighting what they consider Greek Life’s toxicity. They also consider the future of their movements and whether real change will come from recent activism.