As Forgotten Island nears its theatrical release, we make the case for why DreamWorks’ Filipino-led animated film deserves the same excitement and cultural moment that KPop Demon Hunters got.
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It’s been a couple weeks now since San Diego Comic-Con, and our correspondents emerge triumphantly with many tales to tell. Mike, Nikita, and Lauren gather together to discuss their experiences with this year’s convention.
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Lauren, Edward, and Swara review and discuss the film Avatar Aang:The Last Airbender, the SDCC Avatar Studios presentation, the new teaser for Avatar: Seven Havens, and the future of Avatar Studios.
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Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender’s Hall H panel went deep on character design, a brand-new Avatarian writing system, and cast prep, while also teasing Avatar: Seven Havens, a Korra concert tour, and a new fighting game.
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The Nerds of Color met with BINI at San Diego Comic-Con to discuss working with Forgotten Island composer Nathan Matthew David on the song, having an English and Tagalog track in a Hollywood film, and what this film’s upcoming release means to them.
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Filipino folklore appears to be making its strive in animation this year. While there have been predecessors in the forms of Netflix’s anime adaptation of Trese for instance, there are more works unrolling that seamlessly weave centuries of lore into stories for today’s audiences, across all the ages.
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The Kyoshi Warriors are an all-female order of warriors who protect Kyoshi Island in the world of Avatar: The Last
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In the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, there are options in fighting called jing, which guide how one directs
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Taratoa Stappard’s feature film debut, Mārama, starts playing in theaters in the U.S. on Friday, April 17. Having had its
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It’s common knowledge that the Star Wars fandom is an extremely divisive one. However, if there’s one aspect of the
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Avatar Roku is back in The Awakening of Roku. It is the latter half of his respective duology, as part
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On November 3, actor Elaine Miles was waiting at a bus stop in Redmond, Washington, when four U.S. Immigration and
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The nominations for the 2026 Grammy Awards were announced last Friday, and the hottest animated film of the year, KPop
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I’ve been covering the Hawai’i International Film Festival (HIFF) for several years for The Nerds of Color, yet haven’t attended
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It’s been 25 years since Wong Kar-wai’s pièce de résistance, In the Mood For Love, premiered in Hong Kong. Set
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In the Apple TV+ historical drama, Chief of War, the cast is made up of many Polynesian actors; ranging from
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It’s the 20th anniversary year for Avatar: The Last Airbender, and both fans as well as the cast and creators
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Chief of War is a historical drama series co-created by Thomas Pa’a Sibbett and Jason Momoa. Set at the turn
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There are several series in the world of books that continue exploring the universe and characters of the beloved Nickelodeon
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Star Wars: Rebels is the first production of the Star Wars franchise to come out of Lucasfilm, following its acquisition
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Star Wars Day (a.k.a. May the Fourth) is upon us, and once more, the release of another Tales of… anthology
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Although it’s been just under two months since Cobra Kai came to an end, the Karate Kid universe is soon
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When you grow up not seeing much in the way of representation of yourself onscreen, you grasp onto the instances
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