Soft Power: Chinese food is not your personal entertainment
Subverting the “lunchbox moment” means looking critically at what we consume, especially in relation to our understanding of Chinese food.
REVIEW: ‘Unpregnant’ normalizes abortion through the lens of a female director
"Unpregnant" tells an honest, modern coming-of-age story.
REVIEW: NIKI’s ‘Moonchild’ breathes life into a world of emotional mystique
Experimental, otherworldly and ethereal, NIKI promises a heart-twisting journey into her debut album and newest artistic vision.
Still Woozy delivers a dynamic track with ‘BS’
In a press conference with Universal Music Group's °1824, indie artist Still Woozy shares insights into his creative process.
REVIEW: ‘Tenet’ is an uneven yet gripping new action film from Christopher Nolan
“Tenet” demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible, that is, wherever theaters have safely reopened.
Unquirky: Tik Tok can be used as art therapy, creative outlet amid pandemic
The day I downloaded Tik Tok, a little part of my soul died.
REVIEW: ‘The Lying Life of Adults’ is an unflinching, ‘honest’ look at young adulthood
With a Netflix TV adaptation already in the works, the novel was named by the New York Times Book Review as one of the “Most Anticipated Books of 2020” after its initial English-language release was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
How these four Asian American women are revolutionizing the LA food scene
Isa Fabro, Cecilia Leung, Jean Trinh and Sonoko Sakai introduce novelty to cooking.
REVIEW: ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ is simultaneously overwhelming and intensely fascinating
Charlie Kaufman’s latest film alluringly portrays a whimsical and often confusing psyche.
The Beat Lives On: Music is the voice and soul of a generation
When we talk about music today, how often do we think about yesterday? Artists of the past and present are finding a new voice and ways to spread important messages through their music and performance during the pandemic.