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10 Movies to Watch in your 20's

10 Movies Every 20-Year-Old Should Watch

Let’s be honest, surviving your twenties takes some determination, a bit of coffee, and an inspirational quote folder in your phone. There’s the constant sleep deprivation, which doesn’t help the anxiety felt about the trajectory of careers and relationships, and being too broke to escape it all for a weekend. So you go the cheap […]Read Post ›

5 Places to Visit for Free and Unique Art Experiences

We recently shared why taking Art History is so important but if you aren’t currently a student, you might be wondering where to hone your skills. Luckily for all of us, interesting ideas about art are all around us if only one knows where to look. Here are five suggestions to help your dive into […]Read Post ›

Reflections on the Seattle Art Fair

The first weekend of August the Seattle Art Fair gathered local artists, artists from across the country, and artists from across the globe.  Inspired by Art Basel and the Venice Biennale, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen founded the fair in 2015 “with a goal to be a one-of-a-kind destination for the best in modern and contemporary […]Read Post ›

The Top 4 New Shows Worth Your Time

The Top 4 Shows of 2019

The past year has seen a long list of new shows premiere, but your time is valuable and you don’t want to waste it starting a disappointing series. So we did the leg work for you and found the top new shows worth your time.   1. Pen15 A Hulu original with a twist. The […]Read Post ›

Happy Place Did Not Spark Joy.

Unfortunately, Happy Place embodied the aesthetic of joy but not the spirit.

Always Be My Maybe: A Conversation with Katie and Tiffany

Written and edited by Katie Constantine & Tiffany Chan All images property of Netflix On the last day of AAPI Heritage month this year, Netflix released Always Be My Maybe, co-written and starring Ali Wong, directed by Nahnatchka Khan. The film tells the story of former childhood sweethearts, taking inspiration from the iconic 1990s Nora […]Read Post ›

How to Write Great Antiheroes

How to Write Great Antiheroes

When building a plot around a protagonist, a writer’s goal is to have the audience root for them. That’s pretty simple to achieve when the hero is considered a good person. The character development becomes complicated when the lead of a movie or show is an antihero. The antihero is usually driven by their negative […]Read Post ›

Who Really Controls Romantic Comedy Messaging

Who Really Controls Romantic Comedy Messaging

Whenever one watches a romantic comedy, it’s important to know who’s creating the messaging. Just because the main character’s a woman, doesn’t mean the story portrays a woman’s point of view. In reality, it’s the writer’s point of view, and more than half the time that position is held by a man. There are many […]Read Post ›

2018: A Year in Asian-American Media

By Annie Wang and Tiffany Chan Edited by Morgan Moore With awards season wrapping up, it is safe to say that 2018 was  a tremendous year for the Asian American experience in film and television. Last year we saw  more Asian American (AA) actors and entertainers taking center stage and more stories written specifically about […]Read Post ›

The Art Direction of “Horizon Zero Dawn”

Horizon Zero Dawn is the game I have played most recently, and as I progressed through the game I was continually blown away by the attention to detail in the world-building, which is particularly evident in the aesthetics of the peoples and creatures.  Horizon Zero Dawn is an action role-playing game (RPG) set in a […]Read Post ›

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