Blues singer songwriter Delbert McClinton has been performing for over 50 years. He will be performing at the Newberry Opera House this Saturday. The Daily Gamecock interviewed him to discuss new music, touring and his career.
The vocalist of the local band Glass Mansions spoke to The Daily Gamecock ahead of their show at New Brookland Tavern Friday night.
Magician and "Cupcake Wars" host Justin Willman spoke to The Daily Gamecock after his performance on campus Monday night.
To many, he’s the most hated character from “The Office.” To me, he’s hilarious.
As the Oscars draw 2017’s award season to a close, it has been a journey to look back on the moments that made and broke award shows this year.
Local band Alarm Drum talks about their drive to succeed, origins and what they’re doing moving ahead.
"For Honor," the latest game from Ubisoft Montreal, sets itself apart from other big multiplayer titles with an emphasis on melee combat and a highly innovative battle system.
1801 Grille, a restaurant that celebrates the University of South Carolina's rich history, opened this month.
Film Historian Patricia Ward Kelly, widow of famous singer, dancer and director Gene Kelly, answered a few questions about her experiences with the Academy Awards.
Is it ok to enjoy good art from a bad person? A&C Editor Darby Hallman shares his thoughts.
South Carolina alternative folk band SUSTO visited Columbia's New Brookland Tavern Thursday night. The band will open for the Lumineers on their North American tour this spring.
The Devine Cinnamon Roll Deli will be featured on the Food Network on March 4 showing off a 12-pound roll called the Cinnamonster.
On Wednesday afternoon, Carolina Productions partnered with Pawmetto Lifeline to bring shelter dogs to Greene Street for students to walk and play with.
Writers from The Daily Gamecock voted on whom should win each category at the Oscars. Here are the results.
In honor of Black History Month, USC faculty, staff and students were treated to a unique cultural event on Monday night.
Many popular bands tend to bypass South Carolina. An A&C staff writer lists a few bands that don't frequent the South and argues why they should should perform in Columbia.
Open-world games have slowly flooded the market, but is that a good thing? A bigger map does not always mean the game will be better, or even that there will be more to do.
