Rhythm and News

Rhythm and News

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Rhythm and News episodes

  • Looking Back

    Former A&E editor Matthew Philips reunites with Isa Uggetti to give a rundown of his favorite music and movies of the year. The two talk Young Thug, Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood, and Parasite —along with a little conjecture about the biggest trends of the year. Music by Joakim Karud.

    19 min
  • "You Should Stan": Jake Miller

    Daily Trojan's editor-in-chief Tomas Mier writes a biweekly column "You Should Stan" where he interviews and recommends up-and-coming artists. Here's his recent interview of rapper and singer Jake Miller about his newest music and acting endeavors.

    13 min
  • A Foot in Two Worlds

    Eliot Ohlemeyer wakes up at 4am to commute from Pasadena to USC for ROTC training — and stays until after dark for theatre rehearsal. The Theatre Design student is slated to serve in the army after graduation, but right now he's the production designer on the School of Dramatic Arts' upcoming production of Men on Boats

    13 min
  • Combining Perspectives: Student Art Outside Roski
    Sophomore neuroscience and cognitive science student Alexia Sambrano draws from mental health, sexuality and femininity for her paintings and prints featured in Divine Femininity, a student-curated art exhibition. Arts and Entertainment Editor Isa Uggetti sat down with Sambrano to talk about her process for the season premiere of Rhythm and News. Music by Joakim Karud.
    18 min
  • Coachella 2019
    In this season's finale, Isa and Natalie host a Coachella 2019 recap with festival attendees photo editor, Josh Dunst; lifestyle editor, Matthew Philips; and editor-in-chief, Allen Pham. Later, Matthew and Allen say their goodbyes to Daily Trojan. Music by Joakim Karud, billie eilish, Tame Impala (Zerky Remix), KIDS SEE GHOSTS, The 1975, Kacey Musgraves.
    27 min

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