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A Minecraft Movie has just been released, but is its bad writing enough to undermine its sincerity to the source material?
Issue 16, Volume 115
An amazing study playlist for any lock-in sessions.
Issue 15, Volume 115
Three song recommendations from a variety of Asian artists to create warmth in this winter season.
Issue 9, Volume 115
“Pierrot” by Le Sserafim and “APT.” by Rose and Bruno Mars are stand-out, upbeat songs perfect for the K-pop veteran or newcomer.
Issue 5, Volume 115
In spite of some writing flaws, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is a hilarious watch with a wonderfully talented cast.
Issue 17, Volume 114
“Everyone Loves Me” is a fresh take on the eSports romantic comedy genre, with good casting and a unique plot line
Issue 16, Volume 114
Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV is an expertly-produced docuseries that reveals the atrocities that happened behind the scenes during Nickelodeon’s “golden era,” begging the question: how do we protect kids in entertainment?
Issue 14, Volume 114
Virtual K-pop idols give rise to various social concerns while proposing new ways to connect with fans around the world. I
Issue 9, Volume 114
Only Murders in the Building season three returns with exceptional humor, music, acting, and an unfortunately predictable plot.
Issue 4, Volume 114
K-Dramas utilize plot and editing devices to glorify toxic behaviors, but maintain international viewership by adopting the female gaze.
Issue 1, Volume 114
