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“Minari” Honors the Quiet Beauty of Immigrant Resilience

Through grounded performances and careful construction, Lee Isaac Chung crafts a universally resonant tale of Asian American identity.

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Stripping the stigma of pole dancing: A review of Strip Down, Rise Up

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‘Bliss’ Is Eccentric and Dramatic, Falls Short of Captivating

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Netflix’s Night Stalker falls victim to theatrics, tells compelling story

The year is 1985. Los Angeles is a utopian dream, complete with celebrities and…