Issue No. 96: ‘The Social Network’ standalone sequel isn’t necessary.

A moral audit (of sorts): How AAPI advocacy organizations use resources, money, and power to give back to the communities they claim to serve.

Issue No. 91: I didn't totally get 'Camp Miasma'... but I understood it.

A weekly(ish) digest of arts, media, and culture.

Issue No. 88: Roshan Sethi's novel feels real... maybe TOO REAL.

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Issue No. 85: E.T. could never!

Issue No. 83: It's gonna be ani-MAY!

Where's the 'Beef'?: Season Two of Netflix Dark Comedy Isn't Petty Enough to Be Memorable

Issue. No. 80: Yes, I cried.

The final installment of the essay series, “Panic at the Disco”: A Critical Journey on 'Here Lies Love', Filipino American Identity, and Reckoning With Art

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson Are 'The Drama': Kristoffer Borgli's Chaotic-Neutral Dark Dramedy Lives Up To Its Name

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Locals know the story of the shooting of Oscar Grant well, but outside of the Bay Area, the tale was (and still is) merely a blip on everyone's news radar. With the new film Fruitvale Station opening ...