In an interview with /Film, Lulu Wang, The Farewell’s writer and director, reinforced the distinction between being Chinese and Chinese American. “Whe…
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The Handmaid’s Tale 3×09 Review: June Deteriorates, but the Show Slightly Improves
In the beginning of “Heroic,” it appears as if The Handmaid’s Tale has recovered something which seemed irretrievably lost: a sense of humor. It…
Album Review: BANKS – “III”
Jillian Rose Banks, more commonly referred to by her last name in all caps, fuses her voice with electronic production to deliver a beautiful and haun…
Book Review: Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth Lim
Much like how her protagonist spins the dawn, Elizabeth Lim spins an equally enchanting tale in her magical debut. Aptly described as a cross between …
Harlots 3×02 Review: Fascination or Frustration Await as Old and New Tensions Build
Harlots opens with the Wells women tearfully mourning the loss of their home and the money they had stashed within, but it’s not the crushing bl…
Album Review: Ed Sheeran: No.6 Collaborations Project
After years of writing delicate pop tunes, Ed Sheeran just wants to have fun. Gone are the days of making mathematical symbols as album titles (althou…
Big Brother 21 Week 2 Review: The Bullies Hiding Underneath
Big Brother 21 has a MAJOR editing problem. As with any season of the summer staple, fans can watch the 24/7 live feeds to get a closer look into the …