APAHM 2020: Spotlight on Erika Ishii
For the month of May in 2020, I wanted to showcase a few Asian Pacific American creators and artists for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM). There are a number […]
APAHM 2020: Spotlight on KP11 (@KP11Photos)
For the month of May in 2020, I wanted to showcase a few Asian Pacific American creators and artists for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM). There are a number […]
‘The Half of It’ is a Captivating Fresh Take on the Coming-of-Age Genre – Review
Netflix has no shortage of rom-coms, teen movies, or coming-of-age stories on its platform. But Alice Wu, director The Half of It, takes those known genres and subverts it into […]
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2020: Spotlight on The Brilliant Martin Hsu
For the month of May in 2020, I wanted to showcase a few Asian Pacific American creators and artists for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM). There are a number […]
‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’ is a Charming Sequel – Review
The sequel to Netflix’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is finally out and I have been waiting since I finished the first movie to see Lara Jean Covey […]
A Look Into Asian American Representation With ‘LING’ – Review
Imagine: you could be whichever sort of girl you wish to be; you are not held by other people’s expectations of who you’re “supposed to be.” Not only that, you […]
SDCC 2019: First Look at Infinity Train
The internet has a really good way of taking something and hyping it up. This was the case a couple of years ago when a pilot for a show was […]
SDCC 2019: Creating Your Own Narrative
Over the past weekend at the annual San Diego Comic Con, I had the fortune of sitting in several amazing panels. On one hand, a lot of these panels were […]
Recap: E3 2019
After a bit of hibernation to recover from the excitement of E3 2019, here’s some of the amazing things we got to experience at this year’s E3, featuring some of […]
Rom-Com ‘Always Be My Maybe’ Almost Maybe Had Me Head Over Heels – Review
The highly-anticipated Netflix movie Always Be My Maybe just came out on May 31, 2019 on the streaming service and in select theaters across the United States. It had gathered […]
Op-Ed: The Magic of Storytelling- How Tabletop RPGs and Critical Role Inspire a New Generation of Storytellers
*Please note: this article is spoiler-free with regards to campaigns 1 and 2 of Critical Role. For those who don’t know, what are tabletop RPGs? It is a form of […]
‘Monster Prom: Second Term’ is a Great Experience for Both New and Returning Players – Game Review
High school is back in session, and you have six weeks to woo a monster for prom. If you haven’t yet read our first review of the base game Monster Prom, […]
What’s Coming and Going on Netflix in February 2019
A new month is coming up and that means Netflix will be updating their selection of streaming movies and shows. Here’s all the things that are coming (and going) in […]
Newest ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Trailer Reveals Claudia Kim as Nagini
The newest and final trailer for Fantastic Beasts and the Crimes of Grindelwald was released and excitement certainly is growing as we near the film’s release, but one stunning surprise has […]
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Surpasses $200 Million Worldwide
Crazy Rich Asians feels glorious, glorious! Since news broke out about this film, people everywhere have been eager and supportive of this all-Asian cast movie. Excitement and enthusiasm was everywhere […]
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Expands to 18-Episode Season on NBC
After the quick turn of events where the sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine was cancelled and then renewed within a span of about twenty-four hours, the show found its new home at NBC. […]
Michelle Yeoh and Awkwafina Rumored to Star in Interdimensional Action Film ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’
With the success of Crazy Rich Asians topping the box office, it seems that audiences may soon see two of the films stars teaming up again in a new film titled […]