DC TV Podcasts Goes Live to Celebrate The Flash/Supergirl Musical Crossover
For several months now, it’s been teased on both The Flash Podcast and Supergirl Radio that with the epic musical
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Author: The Nerds of Color
RELEASE: Netflix’s Iron Fist Reimagined with Asian American Superhero
Filmmaker Releases Iron and Rage to Contribute to National Conversation of Fairer Asian American Representation in Hollywood.
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Finn Jones Whitesplains Iron Fist to Asian Woman Then Takes Twitter Timeout
by theblerdgurl | Originally posted on Medium Yesterday, Finn Jones, the actor playing Danny Rand on the Netflix debut of
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BuzzFeed’s Susan Cheng on the State of AAPI Pop Culture
It’s been nearly a year since we were hit with the double whammy of Tilda Swinton and Scarlett Johannson. Now
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Bryan Thao Worra on Lao Science Fiction (From CTRL+ALT)
In our final live edition of Hard NOC Life from the NOC Reading Lounge at CTRL+ALT — the Smithsonian Asian
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History as Fan Fiction: A CTRL+ALT Panel on ‘Hamilton’
Back in November, we recorded a live edition of Hard NOC Life from the NOC Reading Lounge at CTRL+ALT —
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Marvel’s Most Epic Asian American Superhero Team-Up Ever
by Phil Yu | Originally posted at Angry Asian Man Ms. Marvel! Shang Chi! Silk! Amadeus Cho! Has there ever
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Star Wars Goes Rogue with Val and Bria
Rouge One is the biggest movie on the planet, and we finally devote a whole show to talk about the
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Q&A with The OA’s Ian Alexander
by Jes Vu | Originally posted at Angry Asian Man In a time where representation is such a hot topic
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Amy Chu Live at the CTRL+ALT Reading Lounge
In another live edition of Hard NOC Life recorded exclusively from the NOC Reading Lounge at CTRL+ALT — the Smithsonian Asian
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Dwayne Perkins and Lynn Chen are Dying to Kill
The new horror film Dying to Kill, starring stand-up comedian Dwayne Perkins, will make its debut this Tuesday, December 13
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Vishavjit Singh is the Captain America We Deserve
We continue our special editions of Hard NOC Life recorded exclusively from the NOC Reading Lounge at CTRL+ALT, the Smithsonian Asian
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‘The Dark Knight’ Changed the Way I Watched Movies
by Benjamin To | Originally published at BANDtogether In the summer of 2008, there I was: A fresh-faced, 19-year-old pharmacy
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Black Friday Special: Jamal Igle at CTRL+ALT
Earlier this month, we were part of CTRL+ALT, the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center’s pop-up culture lab in the former
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What Artists Can Learn from the Trump v. Hamilton “Distraction”
by Timothy Yu Mike Pence went to see Hamilton. He got booed. The actors read a statement from the stage.
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‘Ghost in the Shell’ and the Complexity of Cultural Appropriation
by Trungles There is an old fairy tale popularized by Hans Christian Andersen as The Little Mermaid. I’m one of
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Who is Captain America Going To Vote For?
by Vishavjit Singh | Originally posted at Medium.com Who would the 75 year old quintessential American superhero vote for in
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Ms. Marvel Wants You to Go Vote Today!
Today is Election Day in the United States. And the choice couldn’t be clearer for the millions of voters heading
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Making Mulan Right, and the Limits of On-Screen Representation
by Oanh-Nhi Nguyen and Mark Tseng Putterman When a leaked script revealed that Disney planned to center its live-action Legend
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An Open Letter to the Creators of Disney’s Live Action Mulan
by ConcernedForMulan | Originally posted at Angry Asian Man [Ed. note: In the 24 hours since this open letter was
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TeePublic Sponsors BGNOC at NYCC, Extra Discount for NOC Followers
We are in the midst of another New York Comic-Con, and as is becoming customary with these major Comic-Cons, we’ve
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Batman Needs Ryan Potter for Tim Drake
Even though we originally wanted him to play Peter Parker in Civil War, there’s a new campaign to get Ryan
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BGNOC Part III: The Nerds Take NYCC
In exactly three short weeks, New York Comic-Con will be returning to the Javits Center on the West side of
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