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“K-Pop Demon Hunters”: Movie review

January 20, 2026 Seth Tang
Arts & Culture Community Events Reviews

 Aya Takano’s “how deep how far we can go” exhibit urges humanity to reunite with nature

January 9, 2026 Natalie Tokita
Arts & Culture Community

‘Save Cantonese’: Students push for Cantonese language class revival at UCLA

November 21, 2025 Renee Anh Modina
In Arts & Culture Reviews January 20, 2026

“K-Pop Demon Hunters”: Movie review

By Seth Tang

Becoming the most-watched original title in Netflix history, as well as taking the internet by storm with its extremely catchy tunes, “K-Pop Demon Hunters”…

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In Arts & Culture Community Events Reviews January 9, 2026

 Aya Takano’s “how deep how far we can go” exhibit urges humanity to reunite with nature

By Natalie Tokita

From children bending backwards to play with dinosaurs as meteors fall from the sky, to moth-people inviting viewers to tranquility at the end of…

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In Arts & Culture Community November 21, 2025

‘Save Cantonese’: Students push for Cantonese language class revival at UCLA

By Renee Anh Modina

A student-led campaign and organization at UCLA is working to bring back Cantonese language classes decades after the university discontinued them. The organization Save…

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In Arts & Culture Community Events News November 14, 2025

Remember 1871: The 154th anniversary of a forgotten massacre

By Seth Tang

Oct. 24, 2025, marks the 154th anniversary of the 1871 Los Angeles Chinese massacre, a tragedy long forgotten by most. A lynching mob of…

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In Creative Poetry & Prose Uncategorized November 11, 2025

Kudzu

By Tiara Ryan

Cradle meSuffocating green godSeep into my fleshAnd interlock my fingers with your vinesDrape over my headThe blanket you designedWeave your threads through my lashesHold,…

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In Creative Poetry & Prose November 11, 2025

at least this worm goes to heaven

By Emily Hsi

it’s easy to be envious of silkworms they never live half-starved gluttoned from birth on mulberry and chlorophyll potential turning swollen graced with tenderness…

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