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LIGHT UPON THE LAKE: ALBUM REVIEW

If I were to choose an album that shaped my teenage years, it would be Whitney’s Light Upon the…

THE WATERS: ALBUM REVIEW

Mick Jenkins was my introduction to the Chicago rap scene, and specifically, the integration of poetry in Chicago…

DRIVEWAYS: FILM REVIEW

Driveways is subtle; it slowly introduces you to the intertwined lives of an Asian-American single mother (Hong Chau)…

WHAT THE PAINTER AND THE THIEF TEACHES US ABOUT OURSELVES

WOMEN NEED TO WATCH NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES ALWAYS

LUCKY GRANDMA: FILM REVIEW

As an Asian American woman, I rarely find Asian films that appropriately…

Y TU MAMÁ TAMBIÉN: FILM REVIEW

Y Tu Mamá También is a vibrant piece of work; it resembles a sticky summer heat that can only be matched…

SHIRLEY: FILM REVIEW

I’ve long argued that Elisabeth Moss should be considered one of the greatest actresses of this decade. While much of her…