The Outrageous Plot Choices and Treatment of Asian Characters in ‘Cobra Kai’
WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 2. Cobra Kai is a Netflix title I’ve
Representation
Talking Passion, Pride, and Promise with the Nominees of the 2024 Micheaux Film Festival
The Micheaux Film Festival, named after revolutionary African American filmmaker Oscar Micheaux, geared up for its sixth annual celebration from
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Reo Māori Dub of ‘Moana 2’ Arrives the Same Day as English-Language Counterpart
A little over a month remains until Moana 2 hits theaters, and for folks in New Zealand, they’ll have more
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Marc Bernardin Digs into Writing Gentleman Ghost for ‘Batman: Caped Crusader’
Long-time Friend of the NOC, Marc Bernardin, is back ! This time, he’s here to talk about his episode of
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Frederik Wiedmann on Composing ‘Batman: Caped Crusader’
We interview Frederik Wiedmann, composer of “Batman: Caped Crusader,” now on Amazon Prime.
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‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ is the Superior Animated ‘90s Revival
With apologies to fans of X-Men ‘97, I must proclaim Prime Video’s Batman: Caped Crusader as the clear winner of
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Anjana Vasan and Sarah Kameela Impey on the Second Season of ‘We Are Lady Parts’
We interview Anjana Vasan and Sarah Kameela Impey, stars of the hit Peacock series “We Are Lady Parts” on what awaits the band in Season 2.
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Chatting with the Producers of ‘My Adventures with Superman’
In a lot of ways, audiences and critics genuinely underestimate the power of animation. As Guillermo del Toro has said,
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Jack Quaid, Alice Lee, and Ishmel Sahid Talk About ‘My Adventures with Superman’
If you’re not watching My Adventures with Superman, you’re completely missing out. Much like similar shows like Spectacular Spider-Man, Avengers:
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EW Shares the Details and a First Look at ‘Batman: Caped Crusader’
Nearly three years to the date since it was officially announced, fans are finally getting their first glimpses at Bruce
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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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Gold House Teams with McKinsey & Company to Research AAPI Media Representation
We’ve come a long way since I first wrote a New York Times editorial about the lack of opportunity for
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It’s a Bruce Lee Year: Return of the Year of ‘Enter the Dragon’
Have you even watched Enter the Dragon recently? Nielsen reporting suggests that maybe you have. Bruce Lee’s iconic influence, epitomized
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Camila Mendes Discusses the Ending of ‘Música’ and Highlighting Brazilian Culture
Camila Mendes executive produces and stars as Isabella in Música. The new film is currently streaming on Prime Video and
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The Middle Geeks Episode 64: Live at Awesome Con in Washington D.C.
The Middle Geeks are LIVE at Awesome Con with our friends discussing all things SWANA representation!
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Kiawentiio is Making Waves in Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’
In the spring of 2021, Kiawentiio was filming a music video when she found out her life was about to
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First Look at Marvel Studios’ ‘Echo’ with Director Sydney Freeland
In November 2021, Hawkeye debuted as a lovely Christmas present to fans. It continued the adventures of everyone’s favorite archer
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Author John Ridley Breaks Down DC’s ‘GCPD: The Blue Wall’
Academy Award winner, John Ridley (12 Years a Slave) can do it all! He can explore the harsh reality and
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NOC Review: ‘The Creator’ is a Colossal Disappointment
Yes, it’s true that big budget original sci-fi films are rarely made this day and age. And I will admit,
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NOC Review: ‘Blue Beetle’ is Genuinely One of DC’s Finest Films
Yeah. You read that right. And look, I know the bar seems pretty low. When your past three releases include
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Family is Everything in ‘Blue Beetle’
Hero origin stories can become a little formulaic — where the hero thinks of themselves as a “nobody” but through
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‘Blue Beetle’ Director Angel Manuel Soto Unleashes the First Major Latino Superhero
The Blue Beetle is landing on August 18! And while many out there may be unfamiliar with the character, let
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Celia Rose Gooding on Delving Further into Uhura on ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’
We speak with Celia Rose Gooding on their role as Ensign Nyota Uhura on “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,” in an interview conducted before the Actors Strike.
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