Arts
A New Marvel Comic Featuring Kahhori, An Indigenous Superhero, Is Due Out In November
If you saw season 2 of Marvel’s “What If…?” show on Disney+, one of the standout characters was Kahhori, a Native American woman infused with superpowers.
The Difficult Realities of ‘The Karate Kid’: Lessons We Can Learn About East Asian Representation in Mainstream Cinema
Forty years after its release, “The Karate Kid” continues to resonate in popular culture.
‘Gracie & Pedro: Pets To The Rescue’ Sounds Like A Movie TCKs Might Enjoy
“Gracie & Pedro: Pets To The Rescue,” an upcoming film that combines animation and live action, looks like it has themes that would resonate with Third Culture Kids (TCKs) and multicultural families.
Exploring the Resilient Bonds of Survival in ‘The Nickel Boys’
Colson Whitehead’s harrowing novel “The Nickel Boys” takes a bold leap to the big screen this fall, weaving a profound narrative of friendship, endurance and the stark brutality of the U.S. Jim Crow South.
‘Unstoppable’: A Tale of Grit, Glory and Triumph
The upcoming feature film “Unstoppable” is a powerful cinematic testament to the triumph of the human spirit, where grit, heart and determination collide to create a champion.
The Evolution of Guitar Pedals: A Reflection of Musical Trends and Cultural Movements
Starting with the raw aggression of rock ‘n’ roll all the way to the dreamy haze of shoegaze, guitar pedals have been a major part of the sonic tapestry of contemporary music around the world.
Apple TV+ Unveils ‘K-Pop Idols’ Documentary Featuring Jessi, CRAVITY and BLACKSWAN
Apple TV+ has pulled back the curtain on its upcoming documentary event, “K-Pop Idols,” which premiered worldwide Aug. 30, 2024.
Empowering the Next Generation of Black Female Filmmakers: Inside the Black Girls Film Camp 2024
Diversity and representation are pivotal in crafting narratives that resonate broadly in the evolving filmmaking landscape.

















