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‘Parasite’ and the power of the Internet to uplift voices

February 7, 2020
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu When Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite,” a Korean thriller about a poor family lying their way into a rich family’s employ, was nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards, and Bong himself was nominated for Best Director, I had two ...

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Sessue Hayakawa: America’s forgotten sex symbol

December 10, 2019
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu In a 2015 interview with the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment, actor Daniel Dae Kim described how he thought it was time for Asian performers to take leading roles. Specifically, he insisted that it was time for Asi ...

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Capturing the ever-changing ‘Chinatown Vibes’

December 3, 2019
by Demi Guo

Written By: Demi Guo “Another one,” the frowny face seemed to say. Chinatown Vibes’ Instagram story featured yet one more neighborhood business closed down for good. Sheng Lin spent much of his early life in Chinatown. It felt only right to documen ...

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A New York minute with Celia Au

November 25, 2019
by Saiya Floyd

Written By: Saiya Floyd The first thing that strikes you when you see Celia Au in person is that she’s cool. She strides into Housing Works Bookstore and Cafe in SoHo, in a mostly black ensemble (a requisite for any New Yorker), made unique with bold ...

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Looking back at Filipino American History Month with ‘Intersections’

November 1, 2019
by Michelle & Demi

Written by: Demi Guo and Michelle Ahn Kalaya’an means “freedom” in Tagalog. That’s as much as I know, as I shake hands with him and sit down in the Kusina Pinoy Bistro in Queens. He chose this name for himself, to reflect his roots and faith. He is ...

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‘The Terror: Infamy’ – Are good intentions good enough?

October 23, 2019
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu Editor's Note: This piece may contain some spoilers. “Your people made this mess. Now you got to live with it.” This statement is made about halfway through the seventh episode of “The Terror: Infamy.” And while a ...

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‘A Little Late’ with bisexual woman of color

October 4, 2019
by Demi Guo

The future of YouTube is the future of America Written By: Demi Guo Is this how the generation before me feels? And, am I the only one who finds the title beautifully, poetically ironic? Now that the first talk show host to be an openly bise ...

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REVIEW: ‘Sunnyside’ series premiere

October 3, 2019
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu On the surface, “Sunnyside” sounds like a sitcom you’ve seen before. And, in a sense, it is. You’ve got an arrogant, selfish lead, who used to have a good job but has since been disgraced, and is now using a study group to regai ...

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Justin Chon addresses filial piety, growth, and what it means to be Korean American in ‘Ms. Purple’

September 3, 2019
by Michelle & Demi

Written By: Michelle Ahn and Demi Guo In the second installment of his unofficial trilogy about Korean American experiences, Justin Chon successfully presents a sophomore film that shows he isn’t stopping anytime soon. While change and growth are pill ...

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