In Honor Of Haymitch’s Birthday, Here’s A Behind-The-Scenes Look Of The New Hunger Games
Happy Fourth of July! Or, in the world of The Hunger Games—Happy Birthday, Haymitch… which was always the date when
Author: Laura Sirikul
‘Bait’ Stars Riz Ahmed and Guz Khan on Finding Humor in Existential Crises
In Prime Video’s Bait, Riz Ahmed plays Shah Latif, a struggling actor who finds himself at the center of media
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Exclusive Clip From Apple TV’s International Hit ‘Drops of God’
Apple TV has sent The Nerds of Color an exclusive sneak peek clip from tomorrow’s fifth episode of Drops of
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The Cast and Creatives Say Family is Still the Heart of ‘Drops of God’
Drops of God’s second season premieres this week on AppleTV. The television series’ first season, adapted from the popular manga
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Rian Johnson and the Cast of ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ on What Their Characters Represent
Rian Johnson’s Knives Out films have always featured some form of social commentary. The first film uses the death of
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SpongeBob’s Soul’s in Danger in New ‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ Trailer
It’s no secret that SpongeBob is one of the most innocent and wholesome animated characters in the media. It could
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Disney Does Anime Again with ‘Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation’
Disney is doing MORE Japanese anime styles, and I’m here for it. Based on Japan’s popular mobile game, Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The
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‘Pokémon’ TCG Celebrates Mega Evolution Expansion with LA ‘Discovery’ Experience
Pokémon fans in Los Angeles, rejoice! The Pokémon Company International is celebrating the release of its Mega Evolution Pokémon expansion
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James Eason-Garcia on Creating the World of Marvel’s ‘Iron Man and His Awesome Friends’
James Eason-Garcia has been dreaming about working with Marvel for years. The co-executive producer and story editor for Marvel’s Iron Man
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‘Butterfly’ Star Daniel Dae Kim on Avoiding Challenges of Previous Korean/American Collabs
Daniel Dae Kim has seen a lot of changes in Hollywood after more than three decades as an actor. When
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‘Iron Man and His Awesome Friends’ Train with Black Panther in Exclusive Clip
The series premiere of Disney Jr’s Iron Man and His Awesome Friends is just days away on August 11 at
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‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants’ Set to Release This Christmas
Are ye ready, kids? SpongeBob SquarePants and his Bikini Bottom friends have been a part of everyone’s childhood since 1999.
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Director and Stars Say ‘The Old Guard 2’ is About Coming to Terms with Mortality
What would you do if you found out you could not die? You’d live your life doing all the craziest things
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Shazad Latif’s Captain Nemo Takes Over in Exclusive Clip from AMC’s ‘Nautilus’
Looking for a new fantasy adventure? Want one that centers on people of color? Well, look no further than AMC’s
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Ben Wang is Ready to Kick Stereotypes and Tropes in ‘Karate Kid: Legends’
Ben Wang was just six years old when he moved from Beijing to a small rural town in Minnesota. He
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Ming-Na Wen on Motherhood and Her Return to Film in ‘Karate Kid: Legends’
Ming-Na Wen is excited to return to the big screen in Karate Kid: Legends.
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Disney’s ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Cast Reflect on What Ohana Means to Them
The heart of Disney’s Lilo & Stitch centers on family, a.k.a. Ohana, and what that truly means. For some, it’s
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‘Lilo & Stitch’ Director and Producer on Authenticity and the Colorism Debate
Disney’s Lilo & Stitch didn’t have the best track record when the animation first premiered in 2002. White actress Daveigh
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‘Lilo & Stitch’ Captures the Heart of Animated Original While Adding More Layers
It has been 23 years since Disney’s animated film Lilo & Stitch premiered. And though what was considered cultural appropriation
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LAAPFF 2025 Presents Heartfelt Parenting-Based Shorts Program
When it comes to Asian American Pacific Islander (or diaspora) stories, relationships with immigrant parents and dealing with generational trauma
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‘Lee Soo Man: King of K-pop’ Director Ting Poo Addresses Trailer Controversy
The creatives behind Prime Video’s Lee Soo Man: King of K-pop documentary have heard your outcry about the controversial trailer.
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Marvel’s ‘Thunderbolts*’ Proves Anyone Can Be a Hero, Says Director Jake Schreier and Cast
Marvel is no stranger to mental health and trauma when it comes to their heroes and villains. Many of their
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Director Jared Hess and Younger Cast Say ‘A Minecraft Movie’ Plays on All Generations
Mojang Studios first released Minecraft in 2011, at the cusp of Generations Z and Alpha. By the Spring of 2012,
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