ZOU: Review: “You Need To Calm Down”
“Swift’s new politicization retains, at its center, a fixation with her own celebrity.”
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Review: Always Be My Maybe: Asian American Romantic Comedy in the Post-Crazy Rich Asians Era
2019 feels worlds away from 2013, and the more recent explosion of Asian American representation in popular culture seems to signal a hopeful shift.
Seatbelts, Everyone! A Review: The Magic School Bus Rides Again
The new show is especially apt in remaining grounded in its original content and style, while also making a positive strides to inspire and motivate a broader audience of children to take an interest in S.T.E.M. fields.
Kalikman: “Coisa Mais Linda” Really is the Most Beautiful New Show
The whole show feels like a spring break getaway.
Review: Dumplin’
“While Willowdean’s decision to enter the beauty pageant is dramatic, most of the movie is about the drama of the everyday.”
“Tell me a story, baba”: A Review of Black Panther
“Black Panther is a celebration of blackness in the diaspora but only draws on specific representations of Africa to create a grander vision.”
What’s On, TC?: Gilded Reflections
TC Martin reviews Golden Girls S3E1 in the second installment of his biweekly column.
