RaMell Ross’ Heartbreaking ‘Nickel Boys’ is a New Classic Slice of Black Americana
The world of cinema is a place of institutions: from mainstay studios, long-revered directors and infamous producers, there are certain
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Randy Ribay on ‘Avatar’ Fandom and Writing for Roku
Chronicles of the Avatar is back! The young adult fiction series set within the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender
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Hulu Offers First Look at Charles Yu’s ‘Interior Chinatown’ Adaptation
Generic Asian Man is finally the lead of a real television show! Today, Hulu revealed a first look at the
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‘The Emperor and the Endless Palace’ Author Justinian Huang on Queer Love Stories
When I first became aware of author Justinian Huang, he had been promoting his debut novel, The Emperor and The
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The Middle Geeks Episode 65: Author Rania Hanna on ‘The Jinn Daughter’
The Middle Geeks interview Syrian-American author Rania Hanna on her debut novel, The Jinn Daughter.
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LaDarrion Williams on the Themes of ‘Blood at the Root’ and Making a Difference in Fantasy
Screenwriter, director, and playwright LaDarrion Williams is making his novel debut with Blood at the Root, which releases on May 7.
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Ella Rubin and Reid Scott Break Down the Dramatic Moments of ‘The Idea of You’
Ella Rubin and Reid Scott play Izzy and Daniel in The Idea of You. The movie, which is based on
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Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine on What Comes After ‘The Idea of You’
Anne Hathaway, who is additionally a producer, and Nicholas Galitzine star as Solène and Hayes in The Idea of You.
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‘The Idea of You’ Producer Cathy Schulman Explains Why the Book Resonated with Her
Cathy Schulman serves as a producer of The Idea of You, which is based on the novel of the same
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Get Lit Celebrates Poetry Month and its 13th Annual Classic Slam
With the pre-Golden Hour sun higher up and a touch brighter than usual for 4:00 PM, the Wilshire Ebell Theatre
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Noah LaLonde on the Process of Becoming Cole in ‘My Life with the Walter Boys’
Noah LaLonde stars as Cole Walter in My Life with the Walter Boys. The show, which is based on the
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Chatting with the Creative Team Behind ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’
While at New York Comic Con this year, I spoke with Jon Steinberg (Showrunner/EP), Dan Shotz (Showrunner/EP), James Bobin (Director/EP),
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Sinclair Daniel, Ashleigh Murray, and Brittany Adebumola on Hulu’s ‘The Other Black Girl’
Sinclair Daniel, Ashleigh Murray, and Brittany Adebumola star as Nella, Hazel, and Malaika in The Other Black Girl, which is based
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The Stars of ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ Talk Their Characters and Friendship
Walker Scobell, Leah Sava’ Jeffries, and Aryan Simhadri star as Percy, Annabeth, and Grover in Percy Jackson and the Olympians,
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Poetry, Community, and Deliverance: How KeiRock is Impacting Spoken Word
It was November 19, and LA’s West Side was wrapped in a breeze uncharacteristic of a California night, but was
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Rachel Zegler and Tom Blyth on the World of ‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes’
On behalf of The Nerds of Color, I attended the press conference for The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds
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The Middle Geeks Episode 58: Free Palestine with Hannah Moushabeck
We interview Palestinian-American author of “Homeland: My Father Dreams of Palestine” about the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
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Prime Video Releases First Look at ‘Expats’
Prime Video released their first-look images for Expats, the six-part limited series based on the internationally best-selling novel The Expatriates
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Popular Novel ‘The Bromance Book Club’ Comes in Comics Form on Manta
Popular romance novel The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams becomes the latest IP to receive the webcomic treatment
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F.C. Yee Talks Exploring a Deliberate Contrast in ‘The Legacy of Yangchen’
The Legacy of Yangchen is the latest book in the Chronicles of the Avatar series, and the last of the
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Mental Health Awareness Takes Center Stage at Get Lit’s ‘Our Worlds Collide’ Screening
Palm trees wrapped around the streets of Beverly Hills, and gorgeous golden rope lights wrapped around them, on the way
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For AANHPI Heritage Month, Here are 50 West Asians in Pop Culture You Should Know
For AANHPI Heritage Month, we’ve compiled a list of 50 West Asians (and one bonus!) in entertainment that you should know.
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Get Lit Closes Out Poetry Month with Annual Classic Slam Competition Finals
After a record breaking cold spell across usually-sunny California, the customary 80-degree weather had begun to pick up again in
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