Junko Goda – The Nerds of Color

Origins of The N.O.C.: Year One

Believe it or not, today marks the one year anniversary of the official launch of this blog. (While we reposted

Originally posted at You Offend Me You Offend My Family Select Offenders will be reviewing this summer’s crop of Hollywood

In late 2013, I heard that director Jeffrey Gee Chin (Lil Tokyo Reporter) and composer George Shaw (TableTop, Keye Luke,

So the inevitable finally happened. After a season of steadily declining ratings and even more weeks of speculation. Fox finally

If you hadn’t heard, a little indie movie called Captain America: The Winter Soldier opened over the weekend, and to

Every person has that storybook or movie (or cartoon) that they would watch over and over again until it would

Hayao Miyazaki’s most recent film The Wind Rises was finally released in the U.S. over the weekend. Earning an estimated

It’s been a little over a day since I saw both versions of Oldboy — one by Spike Lee and

I distinctly remember watching Akira when I was about 10 years old. First off, Akira was NOT appropriate for a 10-year old

When this site was in its early stages, each of the contributors told an “origin” story about how they came

The Los Angeles movie screening scene has been in quite a frenzy as movies are trying to qualify for the

Before the season started, we did an episode of “Hard N.O.C. Life” in which we talked about the shows we