‘Stop! That! Train!’ Executive Producer Chris Quintos Cathcart on Making Films for POCs
Chris Quintos Cathcart is one of the biggest names in entertainment dedicated to changing the landscape for POCs. Through her
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Finding Representation Through Michelle Trachtenberg as ‘Harriet the Spy’
When you grow up not seeing much in the way of representation of yourself onscreen, you grasp onto the instances
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More AAPI Supernatural Recommendations for Fans of Disney’s ‘So Weird’
Happy Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month everyone! Last year, to acknowledge both this annual commemoration of contributions from
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‘Reservation Dogs’ Brings Humor and Realness from Indigenous Perspectives
Just in time for International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, FX on Hulu’s new comedy series, Reservation Dogs, officially
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Paolo Montalban on Memories of ‘Cinderella’ and the Making of a Filipino American Musical
The 1997 version of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella has been available to stream on Disney+ for two weeks already, and
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The Backstory ‘Cobra Kai’ Should Tell
WARNING: The following contains spoilers from Season 3 of Cobra Kai. The third season of Cobra Kai has been out
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A Howlin’ Virtual Time at the 2020 HorrorHound Festival
We’re back with another horror film festival that’s coming to a monitor near you (which shouldn’t be pretty far as
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A Bloody Virtual Good Time at the 2020 Horrible Imaginings Film Festival
With the pandemic still very much interwoven into our lives, so has it affected film festivals around the world as
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Shawn Speaks with Claribel Ortega, Author of ‘Ghost Squad’
Ghost Squad is a middle grade/young audiences (depending on their tolerance for the spooky) novel that does so many things
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Elaine Miles Reflects on Native Representation and ‘Northern Exposure’
On July 12, 1990, the Emmy Award-winning comedy-drama, Northern Exposure, began its run on CBS. Created by Joshua Brand and
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Patricio Ginelsa Reflects Back on the Making of ‘The Apl Song’ Music Video
As filmmaker Patricio Ginelsa gears up for the release of the long anticipated follow-up to his feature film, Lumpia, he
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Mega Ran on The Soul Man
My relationship with professional wrestling is very complicated at best. I watched my first wrestling match sometime around 1983, and
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The Significance of Iko Uwais in ‘Wu Assassins’
For two weeks already, the fantasy-crime-martial arts series, Wu Assassins, has been streaming on Netflix. Centered in modern day San
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#RallyForRose Episode II Photo Gallery
We held our second annual “Rally For Rose” during San Diego Comic-Con on July 20. Even though we were competing
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‘Cobra Kai’ Has Got to Step Up Its Representation Game in Season 3
The 50th San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, and this year, the stars of the YouTube Premium series, Cobra
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Jake Choi Proves that He’s the Ultimate ‘Bae’
Jake Choi is heating up our television screens as the lovable single dad on ABC’s Single Parents and will be
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Afrofuturism and the Legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr: The Black and Brown Comix Arts Festival
Happy New Year to you all. I hope everyone is well and doing what they need and want to do.
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