The Nickelodeon presents traditional films in nontraditional ways with their series Sound & Vision. The latest installment in the series, "Stop Making Sense," honors an iconic cult classic and documentary filmmaker.
A new play at the Trustus Theatre will explore the often taboo topic of sex through Sunday.
SZA released what will most likely be one of the most iconic albums of the summer.
“Spider-Man: Homecoming” is a nearly perfect superhero film that is thrilling, charming and reminds us why Spider-Man is one of the most beloved characters in fiction.
With her debut album "Like a Woman," pop singer and Kanye-signed artist Kacy Hill explores the inner chasms of a doomed relationship.
The Nickelodeon is exploring the film tropes of adventure, determination and the pursuit of happiness with their series "American Odyssey."
Last weekend the Richland County Public Library officially opened its newly renovated first floor — featuring a gallery space, auditorium and temporary children's area.
"Smaller Beckons II," an exhibit opening July 6 at Tapp's Art Center, is a collection of art pieces under 35 square inches.
Kara Gunter, a professor at USC and studio artist, casts the hands of strangers for her latest project "Hands-On: A Community Hand-Casting Project." She will cast the hands of 12 individuals at RCPL for the largest casting event thus far on July 1.
The curator of the new exhibit at Columbia’s Museum of Art talks about how the 1970s are still relevant today with relation to the latest exhibit.
Columbia is full of nonprofit organizations that rely on volunteer help. If you're interested in volunteering this summer check out four possible opportunities and find one that best suits your interests.
Here's what you need to know about the upcoming art installation that will light up Columbia for the next 10 years.
After four years, Lorde has returned with her sophomore album "Melodrama."
Learn more about the recent renovations to the Columbia Museum of Art and it's role as an influential role in the city.
After the release of her debut EP in 2017 and subsequent full length album two years later, Grace Joyner has made a name for herself as an independent artist throughout the Carolinas.
Due to Columbia's rich music scene, Mayor Steve Benjamin once again declared June to be Music Month. As part of the celebration, June 21 Columbia will participate in a worldwide Make Music Day event.