While Eliana Johnson understands firsthand that the job of a journalist is serious business, the editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon also believes it isn’t necessary to take ourselves too seriously.

“We’re having fun, but we’re also doing important work,” she said. “Anybody who comes to our newsroom will know that we have very exacting standards, but we are also having a good...

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The music industry is preparing to honor the latest Grammy® nominees and winners on February 5. For women in music, though, there’s one additional thing to celebrate this year, according to a new study.

“Inclusion in the Recording Studio?,” the sixth annual report on the music industry from Stacy L. Smith and the...

A self-described street artist and alchemist, S.C. Mero (BA, ’10) transforms everyday street corners in downtown Los Angeles into “something that is endearing or revealing of some truth happening in the neighborhood.” After graduating from the public relations program, Mero is grateful for her time at Annenberg and uses those skills...

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More and more hip-hop artists are streaming live performances, connecting with fans remotely and making their footprints in the metaverse. But there’s a much more interesting counterculture revolution happening in the virtual world. Young artists are changing the game by creating unique experiences for audiences in 3D spaces and developing art with innovative decentralized...